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A drinke for thos y^t have sore eyes or for clearing y^e blood
Take a very good handfull of Scabious half a pound of Raisons in y^e sun stoned half a pound of blue corands brused put thes to a galond of mideling bear & drink no other drinke this has helped many they must at y^e same tyme if for sore eyes lay blistering plasters behind their eares

For Decay of sight
Take eye bright dryed and cut like tobacah & smoak it in a pipe & this hath marvlesly restored sight

For any Inflamations or Ruhme in y^e eyes
Take white sugar Candy [futice] prepared each 2 drames Pearle prepaired one [Seraple] sarcoella each a drachm (sabean) prepared one scruple put thes into 2 ounces of red Rose watters & drop 3 or 4 dropes 3 or 4 tymes a day into ye eye & lye a litle after it upon a bed or couch if you will you may put a litle of y^e Juce of Cellandine into it

for eyes y^t are gumed up
anoint ye out [sig sd] side of your eyes w^th an oyntment called y^e oyntment maid of Tutil & Calamanaris a let none of it goe into your eyes for it will make y^m smart you may have it at y^e apothecaryes & doe it at nights wⁿ you goe to bed

For ye Eyes
Take a candle & drope some of it into fair watter & anoint your lids w^th it wⁿ you goe to bed, & this hath helped

For sore eyes wⁿ blood shot or sweled
Take a peice of raw veale & bind it to your eyes & renew it 2 or 3 tymes a day w^th fresh peices of Veale as you se fit this hath cuered some yt have had sore eyes

An Electuary for a loosness
Take conserve of red rosses 2 ounces diescordum half a ounce venice treacle 2 drames burnt hartshorn 2 2 drames tormintell roots bole armerick of each a drame & half w^th some nutmeg grated in it, of this you must take y^e quantity of a larg nutmeg at a tyme

To stop a loosness or flux it has cured thos y^t have gone 30 tymes a day Lady Husseys recipe
Take an ounce of old red conserve of rosses & half a drame of rubarb & put y^e rubarb in fire shovell & dry it over y^e fire till it will come to be beat into a fin powder & mix it well w^th y^e Conserve of rosses & ade to it as much powder of dryed [Safron] as will lye on a 3d take as much of this as a nutmeg wⁿ you goe to bed & in y^e morning fasting
And for your drinke let it be snaile watter w^ch you must make thus take 2 galonds of new milke & 200 of grey snails & prick ym & thro a very litle salt on ym to purge ym & put to it 2 good handfulls of spire minte & still it in a cold still & put powder of whit sugar Candy in ye botell in w^ch it drops

Another
Take an ouce of Cloves & a pint of watter & boyle it till a 3d part is boyled away & strain it & drinke a good cup every morning

for gripes or a loosnesse
Take 3 ounces of Rubarb slice it into a quart of duble distilled Annisseed watter, let it stand [alewaise] upon it you may take 3 or 4 spoonfulls, wⁿ griped 5 or 6 if vouolent, The best water is to be had at Captin Wards distiller on Snow hill ye longer you keep it y^e better

for a loosnesse
Take nuw new milke & a pretty quantity of y^e green Inner barke of oake & booyle it well together, & drinke near half a pint of it morning fasting & wⁿ you goe to bed & if it stop it not at y^e first take it once or twice in y^e day tyme this hath helped thos y^t have had it some tyme

For a loosnese
Take hartshorn y^e shaveings & [Jumglase] about as much of either as will lye upon half a crown & boyle it in about a pint of watter till it comes to 3 or 4 spoonfulls then strain it of & let it stand till it is cold it will be a stife gelly then take a handfull of black berry leaves boyle y^m in a pint of milk till they are tender yⁿ strain y^m out & disoulve some of ye gelly in it & take it morning & night goeing to bed