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Seeds. So boyle these things as you used before in your other drinke a
mong these, Let the white Angelica be well blosomed if you can gett it.
these things may be all gotten at the Apothecaries thereabouts, what you
can gettout of the Fields, though Aprill and May be part you may keepe
them dry by you.
Putt in these 2 halfe handfulls every time You boyle the Water.
A drinke admirable against a Cold or
Consumpsion.
My Broth: Warw:
A ffanshawe
Put into an Earthen Pipkin 3 pints of spring water: 2 good hand=
fulls of unsett hysope: 2 or 3 slices of good English Liquorice, sliced ve=
ry thinn, 2 handfulls of Raisins of the Sunne stones, a quarter of a pound
of figgs sliced small: one ounce of Anniseeds bruised, halfe an ounce of
Sweet Fennell Seeds bruised: 7 or 8 dates sliced. then stopp up the Pip
kin very close, and let them stew on hott Embers 24 houres, & then straine
the Liquor well from the other Ingredients: putt this liquor into a glasse
or Stone Bottle being close stopt: take a Sponfull of it when you lye
to rest at night it being a little warme, and every morning fasting doe the
same. Thus continuing a reasonable time, and the Patient will find good
of it. For it is an approved Medecine.

Opening Pills
{My Br. Warw:
A ffanshaw
}
Take of the Extract of Gentian two drachmes: of the Extrait of Gemstone,
of Galens Hiera Pura of each foure Scruples: of Trochicks of Eupatorie,
of Dialacca, of Diacurcuma, of Salt of Scurvey grasse, of each of these two
Scruples: of Salt of Wormewood halfe a Scruple with as much Syrrup of
Rheubarb with Succorie or Syrup of Succorie with Rheubarb as will make it
up in Pills. Make every dram in Sixe Pills. Five of them are to be taken
at a time, with a draught of some proper convenient drinke an houre after
them; and so to continue a weeke or longer, the Body being prepared before by
purging: they doe remove hypochondriack obstructions, open the spleene and
Blood.
For a Canker
{My Mother
A ffanshawe }
Take Unguentium Aegyptiacum, & Mel Rosarum, of each halfe an ounce. Warme
them in a Sawcer very hotte, dipp a little Lint in it (fastend to any fitt Instruments)
and rub