Image 217, seventh book, folio 111a, three unnumbered recipes.
| Very Excellent pills for the | ||||
| Collicke & stone | ||||
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| Take pills of Agaritive* : 1 : Drame | ||||
| trochis* of Alhandell** : 20 : graynes Alloes | ||||
| wash halfe a drame diagredium* : 12 : gr | ||||
| as much as is sufficient to beate it into a | ||||
| past* out of which take a drame and | ||||
| make thereof : 6 : pills for 3: morneings | ||||
| one for the first day: 2 the second: 3 for | ||||
| the third day: these pills purge very gently | ||||
| the pty may goe abroad if he be not very | ||||
| sicke | ||||
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| To pfume gloves after the Spanish | ||||
| fasshion | ||||
| Take of Macfalepa* one ounce Storax | ||||
| calamin*, Cloves Cynamon a like quantity | ||||
| half an ounce of rose water one pound | ||||
| boyle all and wash the gloves with the | ||||
| yelcke* of an egg and then with rose | ||||
| water let them dry in the shade and | ||||
| wash them twice over more then give | ||||
| them amber muske* as much as you please | ||||
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| A Cordiall Powder to take after meals | ||||
| to comfort a rawe stomacke | ||||
| Take of bisket bread : 2 : ounces Coriander | ||||
| seeds prepared an ounce and a halfe | ||||
| Cloves Cynamon Callomus Arom |
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| red rose leaves white Saunders* Pyony | ||||
| rootes a like quantity of each: 2 : Drames | ||||
| make these into fine powder and put | ||||
| to it 3: tymes as much sugar Candy in | ||||
| fine powder take of this a spoonefull | ||||
| at a tyme after Supper: | ||||
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Transcribed by JW and LF