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Folio number 213v, Scribe's page 452.

L Lansborough.
This attribution is in the left hand margin and written in a different hand than the recipe. There's also a flourish underneath the attribution.
To make a Baked Pudding

Take some good Milk or Cream, according to the bigness of -
your Pan [...] (mine is but a pinte and Half) and a stale Role
of Bread sliced thin and the Boileing milk or Cream -
poured hott upon it and when tis Cold add 4 Eggs -
leaveing out two Whites well beaten and Mix them and a -
good handfull of Currans and Raisons well Cleaned -
and ston'd, and when you put into the Oven, put half
a grated Nuttmegg, some sugar, and Melted Butter -
with a spoonefull of Sack or Brandy all mixt well -
together. as you put it into the Oven, Plump the fruit -
before you Mix[...]This character looks crossed out itt, a Little Bakeing will Serve. You may
make the Same Pudding boiled onely adding a little
flower to Build it. Some times I put Marrow Instead
of Butter, but think butter better.

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==At the Unicorn, over against the New Church, near the May-pole
in the Strand, London, liveth I. Inglish from Edinburgh,
who alone is Authorized by his MAJESTY to Make and
Publish

Dr. Anderson's, or, The Famous Scots PILLS:==

So universally known and approv'd by the most eminent Physicians and others of
all Rank for their rare and singular Virtues; and particularly as a very Sove-
reign Remedy against Diseases or Pains in the Head, Stomach or Bellies of Men, Wo-
men and Children, but especially against Giddiness and Megrims, Palsy, Deafness, Weak
or Blear'd Eyes, Want of Appetite, Choler, Melancholy, Phlegm, Gross and Thick Humours,
Worms, Paleness, Green-Sickness, Barrenness, Defluctions on the Lungs or Joints, Rheumatism,
Gout, Gravel, Stone, Scurvey, Droply, Cholick or Gripes, and all Obstructions; and the most
effectual Remedy yet known for those that are Costive, and therefore convenient for
all Travellers by Sea and Land. They are known also to be of excellent Use (Two
or Three taken at Night) before drinking of Epsom, Tunbridge, or any other Medicinal
Waters. They are so accomodated to all Ages, Seasons and Hours, that they are safe-
ly us'd by Women with Child, Infants, and decrepid old Persons, Summer or Winter, at any
Time of the Day, without regard to Diet, or hindance of Business. Their Operation
is so gentle, pleasant and effectual, that by Experience they are found to exceed
any Medicine hitherto publish'd. The Dose is from 3 to 11 after Dinner, Supper, or
hard Drinking, as may be seen more at large in my Papers of Directions given with
the said Pills.

There's a manicule to indicate the indentation of a new paragraph here.Their Excellency is sufficiently demonstrated by the multitude of Counter-
feits that endanger Peoples Lives; in order to prevent which, I have frequently gi-
ven notice in the Gazette: But notwithstanding that, and my having the only
true Receipt, and the King's Authority for publishing these excellent Pills; ye[t]
there are some covetous Persons of late, who, tho they have been manifestly pro[ven]
and publish'd Cheats and Impostors, have not only counterfeited them, but stollen [...]
Title and Directions verbatim, and give them out with their Trash. Wherefore [...]
prevent such Abu[s]es in the Country, the only true Pills are sold by Mr. Hodges B[...]
feller in Derby; Mrs. Cockes in Shrewsbury; Mr. James Buchanan in Rochford; Mr. [...]
liamWard Book[s]eller in Nottingham; Mr. Edmund Assheton at Preston in Lancashire; [...]
Wyat in Worces[t]er; Mr. Richard Lowry Haberdasher of Small-Wares in Kendal, We[...]
land; Mr. J[o]hn Addleton in St. Martins in Stamford, Lincolnshire; Mr. Smith in Ne[...]
near Richm[on]d in Yorkshire; Mrs. May Bookseller in Exeter; Mrs. Banks's Coffee-[...]
in the M[...]er-yard in York; Mrs. Keblewhite in Newport in the Isle of Wight; Mr. [...]
Harris in Sarum; Mrs. Staples at Boston, New-England.

There's a manicule to indicate the indentation of a new paragraph here.To distinguish my Pills from those of Impostors, you are desir'd to take [...]
That my Boxes are seal'd on the Top (with black Wax) with a Lion Rampa[...]
Three Mullets Argent; Dr. Anderson's Head betwixt I.I. with his Name round [...]
Isabella Inglish underneath the Shield in a Scroll.
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Folio number 214r, Scribe's page 453.

This div is a typed recipe on a clipping that has been threaded to the page and folded in half. The clipping is threaded in backwards, so the end of the article is upright on 214r, with the beginning of the article face down against the page. Starting with the front, at the top there is a picture that is framed with what looks like leaves. In the picture itself there are 3 tiers of Saints or Angels, with the fourth tier at the top appearing to be a depiction of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost (the Holy Ghost represented as the downward-facing Dove above what appears to be the Virgin Mary in the middle). Surrounding these tiers inside the frame are the words written in Latin: "Theriaca Fin a Alla Speciaria Del Paradiso In Rialto". Below the tiers there is a banner held between two angels that reads, "Soli Deo Gloria Et Honor" which is also Latin and means "To God Alone Be Glory and Honor". Below that is a small depiction of a lion inside of a circle, and below the lion along the bottom of the frame is written in Latin, "Sopra La Riva Delvin In Venetia".
==THIS Antidote is composed in VENICE with all
dilligence by ANTHONY RAFFAELLI
Apothecary at the Signe of il PARADISO
at RIV' ALTO ! upon the Wine banck in the
presence of the most Illustrious MAGISTRA-
TE of the OLD IVSTICE, and the Excellent
COLLEDGE of Doctors, Apothecarys and
other Deputys for the Same, the Virtues of which
videlicet.==

Below this opening is a picture of a winged lion with an open book at his feet. This appears to be the Lion of St. Mark, and the words on the pages of the book appear to read: "Pax tibi Marce, evangelista meus". At the top left edge of this picture is a handwritten attribution that appears to say "Mrs Toome,", though the "T" is unclear and could be a number of characters.

[T]HIS R[E]CIPE having been Counterfeit[ed]
is the Occasion of this our neW Stan[d]
for the Truth of which wee annex o[...]
Seal in Margent.
The unclear sections here are due to tears in the paper caused by the fold-line.

THIS TREACLE amongst all the other prerogatiues hath Virtue
of preserueing from the Plague, and from all other Contagions,
Keeping the Body Chearful and in Health.
It is good against the beatings of the heart, or Ear Akeing, remo-
ving then[c]e Melancholy, Consumeing the putrified humors of the Body,
expelling Euery vnwhole some superfluity of the Same, Keeping it whol-
some, and strengthens admirably.
It cures the Very PLAGVE, and other PESTILENTIAL DISEASES.
It is good against all Biteings of VENEMOVS CREATVRES Especielly
of Scorpions and Madd Doggs, and other forts of Beasts of both Land or
water, Taken at the Mouth and apply'd to the wound on the out side.
It p[r]eserues from Poisons, Taken before or when thereis suspition, and Es-
pecially after the Poison is discovered, In Which Case the Person must
not omitt the takeing said Treacle inwardly often.
It helps very much those that from, an Inward, and vnKnowneDesease,
Consumes away as if they were poisoned.
It is a singular Remedy against all Agues[,] preventing, the Rigour of the
Fitt, Takeing this Treakle 3 or 4 times before the [f]itt begins.
It cures the Q[u]artane Ague, but not in the beginning, the matter, and,
Causebeing Raw.
It preserues from Pestilent and Malignent Agues, and cures them.
It expells the wind from the Stomack, it is good against the Paine in the En-
trailes griping of the Gutts, Paine in the sides, occasioned from Vicers
and thestone, it cures the Dropsie, and the Pthisich, in the beginning
the Fitts taken.
It strengthens the Eye sight, is excellent good for All Internal Diseases
of the head, Falling sickness, Apoplexy, Palsey, stops the Flux, and
Rheumes prouokeing Sleep.
What follows is on the backside of the clipping.
It is good against the paines in the Breast, Coughes and Colds.
It conforts the Heart, preventing the burning, and trembling there of.
It cures all'indispositions of the Stomach, As extreame hunger, or Loaths-
omeness, and strengthens the Vitall Parts.
It Kills All sorts of Vermin, or worms, expells them out of the Body, and
hinders their ingendring.
It cures the Leprosie vsed often by the Patient.
It provokes womens Termes, and the Stopped Flux of the Piles, or Emo-
roides, and what is wonderful! Stops the too! mach running of the
same, Comforting Nature, weakned by both indispositions.
It provokes the after Birth, and it helps to bring forth Dead Children haue-
ing many other vertues, that for brevity dont mention, being a Reall
and rare Medicine, well known to all agreeing with all Persons from, 7.
years and vpwards, at any time taken.

THE DOSE.

To the young, and those of strong Complexions, 2 or 3 Scruples,
Alone, in wine, Aqua Mulsa, or other liquor.
To Aged People One dram, and the same Quantity for Poisons, or the
Ague.
But as a Preseruatiue onely, but one scruple, Haveing allways a Reguard
to the Constitution of the Patient.

==THERIACA
ANDROMACHI
SENIORIS
Divinum Inventum.==

LA THERIACA adunque tra l'altre sue prerogatiue ha virtudi pre-
seruare gl'huomini dalla Peste, eda ogn'altro male Contagioso con-
seruandoh sani, & alegri.
Gioua alle passioni dell'animo , rimouendo la Malinconia , consu-
maudogl'humori putridi del corpo , discacciando ogni inutile super-
fluita, con mantenerlo sano, fortifica mirabilmente.
Cura l'istessa Peste, egl'altri mali contagiosi, pero e ottimo preseruatiue , e
curatiuodi quella, e di simili
Vale alle morsicature di tutti gli animali velenosi, & in particolare deg[il]
Scorpioni, e del Can rabbioso, e degl'altri animali, tanto di Terra, che di
Mare, pigliate per becca, & applicata di fuora sopra dette morsicature.
Preserua da i Veleni, presa auanti quando si [l]ra sospetto, e si cura quando sos-
sero stati diuorati, nel qual caso deue cercare l'infermodi vomitare, reite-
rando, piu volte il pigliar per bocca della sopradetta Theriaca.
Gioua sommamente a quelli, cheda causa interna, & occulta si vanno con-
sumando, come se fossero auuellenati.
E remedio singolare a tutte le f[e]bri leuandone il tremore, rigore, o freddo;
che durano longamente, pigliandone treo quatro volte auanti l'accesso.
Sana ancola Quartana data nello stato vniuersale del male, e non nel prin-
cipio, essend la materia cruda.
Preserua dalle febri, Pestilenti, e maligne, e la cura.
Risolue la ventosita dello stomaco Gioua alli dolori delle viscere, e delle re-
ni cagionati da Vlcere, o dalla Pietra.
Guarisce l'Idropisia, e la Tifica nel principio del male.
Toglie dal petto la Marcia, e ferma gli sputi del sangue, tolta spesso per boc-
ca da gl'Infermi.
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[...][pu]menta la vist[a] [...][Si conviene a tutti si mali in][...] [...] apo, come a[i]
[...]al caducho, Appoplesia, paralifia fermando [re] [...][i] Catarri con
[...]citare il sonno.
[in]serisce eccellentemente alle passioni del petto, alle tosle, & a i catarri.
[con]forta mirabilmente il cuore, togliend[on]e la palpitatione.
[...]a tutte l'indispositioni di stomacho, come la troppa same, innapetenza,
nausea cacciandone la collera, e la p[il]trefazione, aiutando la concozione,
con riscaldare, e fortificare le parti vitali.
Ammazza tutte le forte de vermi, cacciandoli fuora del corpo, e n'impedisce
la generatione.
Cura la Lebra viata spesso da pazienti.
Prouoca i Mestrui alle Donne, & il sopresso flusso dell'Emoroide. E que lo,
ch'e di Marauiglia, restringe egualmente i souerchi flussi Emoroidali, che
Mestrui, confortando la natura debilitata da ambedue indisposition[i], che
rebusta abbraccia il medicamento.
Prouoca le secondine, retenute, e manda fuori del Corpo delle Donne le
Creature morte.
Ha molte altre virtu, che per breuita si tralasciano, eslendo medicamento
reale, Canonico, e notissimo a tutto il Mondo.
Conferisce a tutte l'eta da sette anni sopra tutte le complessioni, e si da secu-
ramente in ogni tempo.

LA DOSE SARA'.

ALli giouani, e quelli di virile eta al pe[r]o due o tre scropoli sola, o con
vino, o con aq[ua muls]a, o altro liquore.
Alli vecchi 1. drama, & il medesimo peso si dara ne Veleni, nella Peste, e per
preseruatiuo vno scropolo, hauedo sepre riguardo alla qualita della persona.
UENETIA, M. DCCVII.
Presso Domenico Milocho.
Con Licenza de' Superiori.