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The oyle of Charity good for all maner of Swellings & for nuw & old sors by way of Plaster use it Cold as it is
Tale hisop Lavender Spike leaves Cammamill reed Sage rosemary Sallendine Bittany Aderstonge of each a like quantety gathered in May in ye heat of ye day shread ym small & put ym into a pinte of oyle
Let it stand in ye sunne 9 or 10 dayes yn let it Semper on ye coales halfe an hower yn Straine it & renuw it againe with ye same Quantety of hearbes as befor & set it in ye sunne againe 9 or 10 dayes more yn straine it againe & put into ye oyle as much Valleren in Quantety as all ye rest & yn let it Simper againe halfe an hower more on ye Coales
Then Straine it Cleare & put it into a glase close stoped

A Curious Ballsom for any soare by yt Exelent Venetion Signior Lucattella
Take a pound & a halfe of Sallet oyle & beat it with a pinte of Sacke yn take halfe a pound of Veneitan Turpintin & beat it well with damask rose watter still powring it till ye turpintin looke white yn melt a quarter of a pound of wax in a great pan or piplin of earth ade to it all ye former Ingredents stire ym together over a soft fyer till they boyle yn put to it halfe an ounce of Reed Sanders & boyle it alltogether for An hower yn take it from ye fyer & putt it into a galley pott to use ether by Plaster tent or fomentition …[rbreases]

A Salve for a green cutt or wound
Take Valeren Aderstonge leaves mary gold flowers plantin leaves Cresup leaves & beat ym small together yn boyle ym in bors grease & wax ye space of halfe an hower

To draw out a Thorne
Take red or white wine & wheaten flower & temper ym together yn take a pretty quantety of ye ^middel barke of a thorne trey & bruse it & put to ye aforesade yn take as much blacke sope as an wallnutt & putt therto & boyle ym alle together till they be thicke yn make a plaster therof & lay it hott as you can suffer it unto ye place wher ye thorne is & it will draw it out

A Soueran Medeceine for one biten with a Made doge or Stung with an adder
a quantety of Garlick a quantety of Ruw a quantety of salt & as muh hoges grease as of any other of ye ingredents beat ym all very well together & apply ym to ye place soe bitten

To helpe a bruse or spraine
Take a good handfull of Cammamill boyle it in your own watter till it be soft yn lay it upon ye place greived as hott as you cane sufer it

For an ach or paine in ye bake or bones
Take as much blake stone pich as a wallnutt & 2 peney worth of [narve] oyle boyle ym together in an earthen pott boyle it a pretty while & scume it very cleane then straine it into another pott yn putt in 2 ounces of freash butter & a sponfull of English honey & let all thes have a warme or tow more att ye fyer & rub ye place greived with this. this is very good against ye fyer & lay a softe cloth upon it & keep ye cloth to it still though it be a fortnight it is ye better but within 3 dayes tymes mounting you shall have case & be cuered
This hath Cuered some that were Brused yt went 3 years with Stillts

A Receipt for any aches or Burnings or Scalldings
Take a new pipkin putt therin a pinte of good Salet oyle yn put therto a quarter of a pound of bes wax 2 ounces of washed Turpentine 5 or 7 sponfulls of white wine as much reed rose watter yn boyle ym with a soft fyer as it begins to boyle you muste keepe it stiring sometymes drope a litell one a Cleane trencher or a substance yn take it of ye fyer being allmost Cold beaton & searsed you must keep it stiring tull all ye Sanders be in.

A Purge for ye Kingsevill
Take an ounce of caracastina divide it in 3 parte give ye child 1/3 part dissolved in warm whit wine for 3 days together about new moon & full let [this be orderd] in [purgney] Phisick if it work not mineass the quantity.

Sr Kenelin Digbies [Divt] Ale for a Fistula or Dropsy
Tale 4 gallons of Ale 400 woodliss or souepalins a little hanfull of sage as much Rue beat ye [Sourp] & herbs together & in a bag put it in to Ale when it has done working let it be yor ordnary drinke.

[Lu: Huibman] A Diet Drink for Kingsevill or any cold rewnes
Take Liverwort hurtstonge seury grass Agrimony Mugwort & Brooklins of each like quantity halfe a peck in all pick & [washtcein] & [hin] pour in 3 gallons of ordnery beer or Ale put 2d of Lignum oile & let the party drink it constantly it wil be ready to drink in [9] dayes

for to knit a rib yt is broken or any inward bruse
Take a good quantity of balm bruse it boyle it in poset drink strain it & give it ye party to drinke

good for a bruse
Take a sheepes head & boyle it in water till it comes all to peices & boyle in it a good handfull of sage a handfull of rosmary a handfull of Century a handfull of St Johns wort & wn it is enough skime it & strain it & then dip in your flanill swaths & rowle ym up & put ym on as hott as can be enduerd & wth ye one is one ye other must heat, this must be done at least half an hower twice or thrice in a day & continued about 10 dayes or more