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The water of Sallondine Reneweth youth and putteth awaye pensivenesse
and restoreth speech in the pallsey and feebellnes before death and putteth
bennine awaye the yeallow Janders, the red and black, and putteth awaye
the ffever Hoctick, quotidian tertian and quartaine and all ayers of
pestelence, every daye used three spunfulls spoonfulls of it, wth two
spoonfulls of Aquavite./

To heale the pyles forever
Teacke caw of two yeares olde Shugar candye Maybutter and
myngell and beate them togeither and make a plaster therof, but laye it
not to thicke and imploye it to the place greved and in three dressinges
itt wilbe whole./ probatum

To heale a sore that no salve can heale
Teacke a pounde of Rosen half a pounde of tyme yellowe wax, two spoonfulls
of fyne Honny, tonn onnces of yeallowe freshe Butter, fower spoonfulls
of fyne wheate flower, one pennyworth of Safferon and beate it to
powder seeth all well togeither and stirr it an make a salve,/ yt
you will have this to heale you must melte yt againe and putt therto
somme ffrankinsence and styr it yt togeither./

ffor an Ague a verey aproved Medicin
Teake wyndowe glasse and beate it to powder, then beate the like
qunatety of Baysalte and Myngell it wth the Joyce of Rew and
the best Aquavite you can gett, and lett it be thick lyke a plaster
and bynde the same to the hande wrestes of the patient half an
hower before his fytt commeth and in three dressinges it wilbe whole//

To deliver a woman of a dead childe
Teake Leeke blades and scalde them in whott water and bynde them aboute
her mavell and it shall caste out the dead chyld: And as soone as shee is delivered
take away the Leekes or els shee whill cast out all that is in her boddy. And
lett her drink of the Joyse of Muggwort and of Rew and shee shalbe delivered
the sooner: But use not this Medicin to any that the chylde is quick
for it will kyll the childe:/

To helpe a woman to be delivered of a childe
Toake ditander and Isoppe alike quantity and seeth them in Rayer water then
strayne them and drinke them and shee shalbe delivered yt the childe be dead
or alyve./

An other for the collycke to be toaken every month of quate effort
Teake the berryes of Eglemtyme and the white Haythorn berryes and the keyes
of Ashe drye all those eatch muche and make them in powder then toake of
Amhserds and Licores beaten into powder and myxte all these powders together
the take a littell white wyne in a spoone being well in the wyne and the
powder and so take it every morning fastynyd for fyve or six morninges
togeither and yt will preserve you from the Collycke