Image 238, seventh book, Folio 125b; two unnumbered receipts
| An excelent plaster for Aches | ||||
| aproved by my selfe and others | ||||
| and to stope any humer | ||||
| for falling to any sore | ||||
| Take die palmie* a salve you may have at | ||||
| the potticaries* and melt it in some brase | ||||
| ladle and put into it a little norue oyle* | ||||
| and oyle of spike* mingled together to the die Palmie | ||||
| and melt them well together in the ladle | ||||
| and so lay it to the ache or humer it must | ||||
| be spred on cloth or leather | ||||
| If it should troble the sore or that it | ||||
| burne or troble you then take unguen- | ||||
| tum album* and norue oyle and mingle | ||||
| them together and anoynt the place with | ||||
| it and then lay on the plaster |
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| paind or sore place, | ||||
| The Lady Temples receite | ||||
| for the running of the reignes* | ||||
| Take of seed pearle* |
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| thicke white Amber* 4d | ||||
| White Sanders* 4d | ||||
| Cinnamon 2d | ||||
| Bole Armonick* 2d | ||||
| potatoe*[*] roots 2d | ||||
| Dragone blood* 2d | ||||
| then take every morning as much as will lye | ||||
| one a .6.d* and put it in your mouth |
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| and so swallow it if you cane then take a little | ||||
| wine glase full of white wine and put in some | ||||
| rose mary and a little suger and let it stipe* a while | ||||
| and drinke it when you take the powder and that | ||||
| will washe it down, this is a sertaine and sure | ||||
| medicine. |
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Transcribed by LF and JW