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ffor the winde Collicke
Take the leaues of Radises and chop them somewhat great, and frie them wth sallet oyle or fresh butter, till they be browne, and then applye it hot to the place where your paine is.
A nother for the same. Take oates and frie them in a lettle viniger, and put them in a little bagge, and then applye it hot to the place where your paine is./
ffor the Bluddie flix
Take Garlicke and rost it, and then take the pap that comes forth of it and spred it vpon a peece of peece of leather, and apply it ^hott to the Navill.
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To drinke aquavitie and runninge water is very good.
ffor one that is thicke of hearinge Take a cloue of garlicke, and prick it full of holes, and steepe it a day in vinigar, and then drawe a peece of silke thorwe it and soe put it into your eare, and there lett it dissolue, and then pull out the Slime./
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For to cause easy passage in the yeard, when one is troubled wth the stone. Take the oyle of Scorpions and apply it to the oute side of the yeard where the stone stayeth, and it will cause it to evacuate presently.
ffor a Consumption. Let them first take 5 ? of Br? and sweate upon, it and if they be fainte let them take a spoonfull of this?Cordiall and eate nothinge but broth and drinke six-shillings beare wth a ?
The Cordiall Take a pinte of Stroberye water, and halfe a pinte of Blacke cherrie? water, two ounces of syrupe of violetts and two ounces of syrupe of Gilliflowers, two ounces of the syrupe of Poppie, mingle them all together in a glass, and take euerye two houres a spoonfull.
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To Stay a [Stourmith] Take a pinte of snowe water and one ounce of beate Sinimonde and one ounce of harde Sugar and boyle them together till they come to halfe a pinte, and then straine it, and take three spoonefulls of it when you goe to bed, and three in the morninge.
For the stone. Take a greate horse radish, and lett it be thorowly dryed, and then grate some of it and drinke it in white wine.
A powder for the Stone Take Gum [drag] and Gum Arabeck Gum Anymi white Amber, Gett of [darth] of these 24 barley rownes wheight sixe date stones, 20 kernells of [redz] [=leus], a sozen inward stims of Pigeons gizards dried, as much as can bee, 3 or fower piggs hoofes, seeds of Marshmallowes halfe a spoonefull Licorish as mush, one egge shelle [voule] of [skimer]. Bring all these into a very fine powder by many beatings and siftings, that it may be as fine as bolted flower, then take of this the weight of a grote at a time, either in posset
