| The firste booke. | ||||
| a cleane cloth of lynnen, when it is molten in the sunne | ||||
| by one dayes space, and that wch is strayned out, is | ||||
| that medicene that must be put into the eye of the pacient | ||||
| byenge upright, by the space of one quarter of an hower. This | ||||
| medicene maye not be made but in maye, and it may be | ||||
| streyned In June, July and August. | ||||
| For the same 5. | ||||
| Take Betonye leaves, and the leaves and rootes of whyte | ||||
| Dayses*, cleane washt, stampte**, and streyned, and droppe | ||||
| that Forre twyse , or thryse a daye into the eye of the | ||||
| patient. | ||||
| To make syrrope of Elacampayne* | ||||
| rootes, for all maner Coughes. 6. | ||||
| Gather the same rootes in Maye, skrape them and washe | ||||
| them cleane in manye waters, then |
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| fyer wt a gallon* of ronninge water, and seethe** it unto a | ||||
| quarte* so that the rootes be verye tender, thent streyne | ||||
| them, and waye the lycor, and waye as muche Sugar | ||||
| as the lycor wayeth, and put it there unto, then set it | ||||
| on the fyer agayne, and seeth it tyll it come to a syrrope, | ||||
| and then put it into a glasse to keepe, and geve it either | ||||
| cold or warme, at any tyme. | ||||
| Mystres Dowles her medicene | ||||
| for the stone*. 7 | ||||
| Take Elecampayne rootes scrape them and washe them | ||||
| verye cleane in many waters, then slyce them as you | ||||
| doe radyshe rootes to eate then waye them, and to every | ||||
| pownde wayght, put a pottell*, and a pynte* of fayer | ||||
| ronninge water by wyne mesure, then put the water | ||||
| and rootes into a fayer earthen pott, set them on the fyer | ||||
| and let them seethe verye softlye, and be verye well | ||||
| skymmed, when they be soe that one quarter of the | ||||
| water be consumed, then put there into, iij quarters of | ||||
| a pynte of some honye, and when it seeths take also | ||||
| the skyme thereof and so let it boyle tyll it be lyke a | ||||
| syrrope, then put thereof into a quarter of a pownde of | ||||
| of fyne sugar beaten to powder, then put it into vyall | ||||
| and let the pacient take thereof morninge, and eveninge, | ||||
| and not to drynke nor eate in an hower or two after | ||||
| the takynge thereof as the order of phisyke is, and it | ||||
| shall both breake and voyde the stone shortlye after. | ||||
| To stanche bleedinge at the |
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Transcribed by LF and JW