Image 176, fifthe book, folio 89b, receipts 196 (contd) to 200
| The fifthe booke. | ||||
| times, or els take a new baked loafe as hot as you maye suffer it, and | ||||
| use the same as is above sayde. | ||||
| 197. For harde heareinge. | ||||
| Take the urine of a boare, and mingle it with honye, and then droppe | ||||
| it into thy eare, and it will heale thee. | ||||
| 198. An other for hearinge. | ||||
| Take fere* honye, and the gall of a weather**, mingle*** it with womans milke, | ||||
| and droppe it into thyne eare. | ||||
| 199. For him that hath the palsye: | ||||
| or fallinge evill*. | ||||
| Let him drinke |
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| have it. Probatum est*. | ||||
| 200. For the yellowe iaundise*. | ||||
| Take the rinde of a barberrie* tree, and seeth** it in milk, & drinke it. | ||||
| Heere endeth this booke. | ||||
| heere followeth the | ||||
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Transcribed by GB and KS