Image 299 (unnumbered folio), one receipt
| Plague Water – Take | ||||
| Rosa-Solis* } Angelica-roots } | ||||
| Agrimony } |
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| Betony } Tormental Roots } of Each One Oz | ||||
| Scabious } Ellicompane roots } | ||||
| Centaury-tops } Liquorish } | ||||
| Scordium } | ||||
| Balm } Cutt the Herbs, and Slice the Roots, and put them | ||||
| Rue } all into an Earthen Pott, and put to them | ||||
| Wormwood } a Gallon of White Wine, and a Quart of | ||||
| Mugwort } Brandy – a* Lett them steep two days | ||||
| Celandine } close Cover’d, then Distill it in an Ordinary | ||||
| Rosemary } Still with a Gentle Fire – You may | ||||
| Marygold leaves } Sweaten it but not much | ||||
| Brown Sage } | ||||
| Burnett } | ||||
| Carduus & Dragons } | ||||
| Each a Handfull | ||||
| Book the Compleat Huswife or Accomplished Gentllewomans Companion* | ||||
| by E. Smith | ||||
| Seventh Edition – Sold by J. Pemberton at the Golden Buck | ||||
| against Saint Dunston’s Church in Fleetstreet 1736 WP | ||||
| Miss Swalles Price Five Shillings Miss Swalles |
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Transcribed by JW