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A Rice Cordiall for A flux
Take A pint and A half of [runing] water put in
2 spoonfulls of bruised Rice w th A very little mace
let it boil till the third part be consum'd then
take e yolk of A hard rested egg & break itt w th some
of e liquor & strain it into it & season itt w th
some red rose water & fine sugar [...] and
and if you would haue it more binding put into
it A little red wine when e egg is in make it
hot upon e fire, & mingle it well.
To make syrup of Colts foot
You must wipe your Collts foot very clean
w th A cloath and stamp it in A Mortar and
steam out e [Juice] and sett itt on e fire & let
itt stand untill itt hath A hard green scum
upon itt and under yt very clear & put to A pint
of Juice a pound of sugar let it stand n
fire till itt Boile then [scum] it clean & when
itt is cold put itt into A glass for y r use.
A Plaster for e sciatica
Take Burgundy pitch, [Resin], Bees wax, of [...] Ounces
mell m togather, then take one Ounce & A half of
course fur pint [in] one Ounce of e oile of mace, mell
all these togather, & spread them upon half of sheep skin
e flesh side n Grate A nutmeg upon it & lay it
warme to e place pained.
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Extemporary Hippocras
Take Cinamond, half an Ounce cloves, nutmegs,
Benzour, mace, a quarter of an Ounce Long
pepper e weight of Groat make this into
fine powder mix 6 or 8 grains of Amber
Grease & if you please one or two musk grinding
them well togather put each pott in A [holet]
by itt selfe wch will hold about A quarter of
A pint full, ye Glass w th good Aqua=vita or
Spirit of Raisons or other wine let m stand
8 or 10 dayes together if you will longar then
after they are settled power away e Liquor
from each and keep m severally.
When you would have Hippocrass take to
every pint of white wine or sack 1/2 A
Spoonfull or more of e Liquor if you
desire it to be perfumed use the tincture or
Liquor w th Amber or Musk if not e other
brew m w th Sugar as much as will suffice
to give m A good rellish.
A Medicine for e yellow Jaundice
Take turmerick and Saffron and beat
powder severally n take as much of e one as
e other & mingle m togather & take as much as will
cover A groat every morneing and night rowled
up in A conserve of Barberries or e [pape]
of an Apple this you must take for
the space of one weak.
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