Image 282 (unnumbered folio), two receipts.
| Portagees* Ointment | ||||
| Take} Grundivy* St Johns Wort | ||||
| Palentine Fumetory | ||||
| Rue Shipherds | ||||
| Cammomile Crook } | ||||
| Rib leaves or } | ||||
| Balm Peterstaff*} | ||||
| Mallows Meusear* | ||||
| Yarrow | ||||
| Wormwood | ||||
| Smallage | ||||
| Mint | ||||
| Betony | ||||
| Alder leaves* | ||||
| Of each a Large Handfull and pound them in a Mortor, and Boil | ||||
| them in Five or Six pounds of May Butter Two Hours over | ||||
| a Still Fire and Strain out the Liquor and Scim it over | ||||
| the Fire, & |
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| Fire again and add thereto One pound of Virgins Wax, and | ||||
| One pound of Venice Turpentine* & make it into an | ||||
| Ointment according to Art | ||||
| To make Lipsalve | ||||
| Take – 4.Ounces of Beas Wax } Boil them together until they be | ||||
| 6.Ounces of Hoggs Laird* } Incorporated | ||||
| Then take Madder Root & Alkennett* Root 3.Penny Worth and Boil with the | ||||
| Liquour let it not be full Red & Strain it thro’ a Clean Cloth and this | ||||
| will be an Excellent Lipsalve |
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Transcribed by LF and JW