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To rause on to sleepe ymediatly	Dorme
♃ the jouses of henbane, lettis, planten	♃ Centaur, Burse... []
poppy, hemlocke, of the leaues of the	[]
mandrake, of mulbery leaues ana one dram	[]
opium and yvie berries ana one dram stampe	[]
the opium and berries to gether and	[ Pulius contra dormes]
mix yor jouses and them alto gether	[]
Then lit a Spunge drinke itt all upp	[]
Lay the Spunge in the Sunne to drie	[]
Hold the drie Spunge to his nose and	[]
he will sleepe quicklie.	[]
To waken him	[]
Dipp an other Spunge in uinegar and hold	ffor the coughe
to his nose & hee will awake.	♃ the lightes of A fox Boile them in wyne then
A plaster for the same	drie them and take of that pulder vid 279
♃ Oile of Roses one ounce white uinegar half ounce of	ffor Asthmasie
populeon half ounce of opium two drams white wax two drams	♃ [tapsie barbatis] aboute midsomer and [.......]
mix them and make a plaster and laye on	washe them in warme water : then drie them
the temples.	in the shadows and make them in fine pulder
To make on sleepe	mix of this pulder with clarefied hunye less
♃ littus seede a good quantite stampe hitt	untill it be a confection: & but take heede hit
small temper it with womans milk and plaste	bee nott so thicke: Eate herif morning and
wise lay it to the temples	Euening so much as a nutmeg or more they
yt is good to washe his feete with	that licke nott hunye may make it with sugar
warme water and [salte] and wrapp the	or Beate the greene herbes not sugar lick
feete in a warme [..eepe] wheil the [f/s..s]	conserue of Roses
medecyne is applied to the temples [..]	ffor Stopping of the [......]
vide 227 fin[e]	♃ Sugar candie half ounce sulphur uine one gram make
ffor the rewme	them in fine pulder & mixe them well &
♃ [Pillirle] x mithridate & olibane	geue of this pulder drye or with the water
[retentum] in fre curat dolorem reumatis	of carduus beate marie one gram much praises
supercily, occulorum, dentumum [.] 25 ab	ffor the Olde coughe
ffactis uinum sili[..]	♃ Hasell nute Burne them Beate them unto
[]	pulder geue of that pulder in milk
[]	ffor flegme
ffor the coughe	make broth with a ch[... ...] out salt and
♃ Catminte chop them small then []	blow of the fatt: stir therin the yolke
hit with ij Egge & make there of A tansye and	of the Egge & drink it warme
eate hitt at any tyme [we] thinke the jaiste.	ffor the coughe & Surfeite
ffor the coughe Hipocrat medcine	♃ Ale [..] iiij seeth it and Skim it cleanes
♃ Hoorehound two handfuls of ground fi[n]ill one half handfull	and put in mynte and hissope ana Eighte
of sandworte one handful boile them in axungie &	croppes, liquerish in pulder three grams saigar
them stamp it well and mak therof A	one gram boile all a little the strane hitt & kepe
plaster and laie on the brest	it warme by the fier: & put in finn
for the coughe	pulder of mace: Drinke it & make
♃ line seedes and fenugreeke boile them	alebers and caudeks with it [..]
well in water presse out the [...firlag]
ad butter and anoint the breste
To cause sleepe
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ffor the coughe
♃ Hempsedes & lyneseedes ana Boile them
in water uery tender : stowade them ana on a
cloth and applie them apon the brest onece
in a daye, & use them with oximell simplex.
or
♃ a great onion make thin hollow nithe
middest: fill the Hole with hunnye rest him
then put him in a pott . putto wyne boile
all and drinke the wyne going to bedd

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KitRichards about 1 year ago

I've been transcribing ampersands as '&' but there is a second form that the scribe uses that looks like a 'C'. Do I expand this as 'and'?

Double checked with the team and we're transcribing it as &

KitRichards about 1 year ago

Should we expand measurements i.e. 'one ounce' or write '℥i'

KitRichards about 1 year ago

I have started to leave lines of Latin as "unclear" as I am not very experienced with it. I will prioritise the English.

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