An admirable electuary* for the | ||||
stomacke and other diseases | ||||
R: Marmalade of Quinces: 2 : pound English honey | ||||
scimed a pound sugar Candy halfe a pound mace* | ||||
then boyle together and add an ounce of Cynamon | ||||
saffron one dramme ginger halfe an ounce Cloves | ||||
40 : graynes lignum Alloes* : 3 drammes : muske | ||||
dissolved in rose water : 8 : graynes : aqua vitae : 6 oz | ||||
oyle of Sulphar : 3 : drames : pearles in powder halfe | ||||
an ounce make this electuary according to art, with | ||||
which I have cured many Infirmityes it is very | ||||
cordiall for the Stomacke and heart it may bee | ||||
used without danger, the dose is the quantity of | ||||
a nutmegg every morneing fasting. | ||||
To Cure Madnesse | ||||
R: ground Ivy* : 3 : handfulls take the veines out of | ||||
the leaves and put them into a quart of white | ||||
wyne boyle them to the fourth part then | ||||
take 6 : oz of oyle and beat all together presse | ||||
them out strongly with this anoynt the Temples for | ||||
halfe an hower continuance, the leaves that | ||||
remayne make a bagg of them put it on the | ||||
forehead and it will psently cure | ||||
To take away the Itching of a wound | ||||
R milke let it boyle put into it Roach Allum* | ||||
and that will make it like Creame use that | ||||
Creame round about a wound | ||||
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Transcribed by JW and LF