Image 230, seventh book, folio 117b, four receipts
| Dredge Powder | ||||
| R: Licorise scraps :oz ij orris oz ij Cinamon oz ij white | ||||
| sugar Candy oz iiij Annyseeds and Fennell & Carraway* | ||||
| seeds Comfited* a like quantity |
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| a halfe mingle them and according to art make a powder | ||||
| To make hayres fall away | ||||
| R: Horsleeches* Dryed & made into a powder then take | ||||
| Ashes and mingle with this powder put this on the | ||||
| place and the hayre will growe now more | ||||
| For ulcers in the yard*: | ||||
| T. Lerther Aure pimphol* ana* oz :Champhire verdigrease* | ||||
| ana oz ij oyle & yellow wax ana 2 oz : Axang[?] part oz 8 | ||||
| melt dispinnati* oz iiij the oyle wax and hogg grease must | ||||
| boyle together then ad the powder and boyle it till it | ||||
| be come redd soe make a plaster it is to be used twice | ||||
| a day | ||||
| Purging Syrop for upwards and downwards | ||||
| A note of Captaine greens watter wth which | ||||
| he did marvilouse great quers* for eyes seatia | ||||
| and other grate wonds | ||||
| Take a quart of hony more or lese as your still will | ||||
| hould and a good handfull or tow* of plantine leavs and | ||||
| put the hony and leavs in the still* and so still them wth | ||||
| a moderatt fier and wth the watter coms from it you | ||||
| must wash the wound and get a peece of lead beaten | ||||
| as thine as paper and so lay it on the sore, and if your | ||||
| eyes be sore drope som of the watter in them, often proved | ||||
| a very good plaster to drawe back rume* | ||||
| from the |
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| Take resons of the soon* and stone them and a little | ||||
| burgony pitch* and a little Comminseed* and beat them | ||||
| well together and spred it on a plaster the bignes* of | ||||
| the palm of a childs hand and then clap on it a peece | ||||
| [???]d the paper | of brown paper and soe it rownd a bout the plaster | |||
| [???]n next your neck | then cutt a way the haire in the nape of the neck and lay the | |||
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Transcribed by LF and JW