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togeather untill theye be like boordlime then take the same and laie
itt unto the fellone or pricke and dresse itt newe 2 times adaye if itt
bee a fellonne this one medcine will breake itt and when itt is broken
and drawne withe this three or fowre dayes then make a tente of
the white salve followinge and a plaister of the same white
salue ytt will heale
Collman the right an excelente good
salve to make Dia: [slamn]
Take the ioyce of smallage wormwoode malyne walworthe spourge
clowefoote wax brede abens. mingworthe woodbine and dayses take of
all these like muche of the ioyce butt take fowre tymes as muche
of the woodbine as of annye ells then mingell these ioyce withe
hoonne equalle boyle them alltogeather on the fier easily and
stirre itt well: till itt bee thicke: then putt itt in a newe earthen
potte and use itt. \ And now it is cauld calymell and hone of
[tnolyn] and then make thereof the precious medesone that
belongethe to surgeries:/ Take fowre ounces thereof. and fowre
ounces of whites of egges and fowre ounces of wheaten flower
and putt them alltogeather ouer the fier and lett them have
an easie fyer and stirre them well and when itt is throuohe hotte
take itt downe: Then take Oyle oliffe or oyle of roses and wexe
of eache one fowre ounces and mingell them togeather and take
two ounces of turpentine and putt therto and stirre them and
lett nott the turpentine be hottter then bloode for then itt is loste
therefore putt itt in all the laste and mingell them well and perfectlie
and now itt is called Diassamium alias molyn./ take this plaister
and spredd itt on flex that is cleane and laye itt to a fystulowe or a
canker or a morall ytt will helpe all those aforesaide and all other
horible sores that bee in dispayre and this plaister maye be made