Image 220, seventh book, folio 112b, aix unnumbered receipts
| A fume for Morbus Gallicus* | ||||
| R. Mirrhe : vermillian:Storax Calamint Frankinsence* | ||||
| a like quantity.1: ounce & a halfe mingle them together | ||||
| being grossly beaten part this powder into 5: parts for three | ||||
| severall Dayes useing of it twice a day warme & at 4:in | ||||
| the afternoone under a Canopy with a Chafing dish of | ||||
| coales and the eyes shutt the body ought to bee ppared* | ||||
| before by a Clyster* or other medicine & this will cure | ||||
| A good secret for the Fluxe *: | ||||
| Take three quarts of |
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| the Juice of plantyne* both of the greater & lesser sort and | ||||
| pound let them all boyle together to halfe give it to drinke | ||||
| warme to the patient often tymes in the day | ||||
| A good powder for any impediment in the mouth | ||||
| but as especially to strengthen the teeth: | ||||
| Take the Barke of Pomegranetts the barke of Almonds | ||||
| Coloquintida* eggshells calynated* Date stones calcyned* | ||||
| Cloves peper of each a like quantity all these | ||||
| made into fine powder rubb the teeth & gumms | ||||
| with it | ||||
| An unguent of Quicksilver to cure the Poxe | ||||
| Take Quicksilver 4: onz mortify it in viniger then | ||||
| 4:oz of these make an oyntment in a morter with it | ||||
| anoynt the place where the payne is but touch not | ||||
| the Maxill nor Joynts you must weare gloves and | ||||
| anoynt it five dayes by the fyer | ||||
| Another for the same | ||||
| Take hoggs grease 4: oz oyle of Bayes 4: oz oyle | ||||
| of Pethe* Litharigie** of gold & silver a like quantity | ||||
| of each 2: ounces oyle of Camomyle an ounce | ||||
| Quicksilver 4: ozes mingle all together and make an |
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| unguent and use it as the other these are for such | ||||
| as will not use inward medicines: | ||||
| A Dissicative unguent for wounds | ||||
| Take of butter well washed halfe a pound Bolarm * & make | ||||
| halfe an oz Camphire* 2 Dramms make an oyntment | ||||
| this cures St. Anthonyes fyer* all hot burnings & dryeth | ||||
| much |
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Transcribed by LF and JW