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For a Cough of the Lungs La Honywood
which has cured thos that have died one generation
after another

Take scabious strain it clarifie it on the
fire when it is like claret wine make it
into syrope as other Juyces & infusions

{X} An opening syrope for a cough{ C}

Parsly Fennel & succory rootes march mallow
& HollyHock rootes made clean & the pith
taken out each 2 ounces Agrimony Bittony
maidenhare scabious Bonewort Lungwort
Bawm Coltsfoot Hysope Avins each P:1:
raisins stand halfe a pound figs & Liquorsh
ana 4 ounces Annisseeds brused halfe an
ounce boyle thes in a Pottle of water til half
be consumed make it into a syrope with
suger

For a Cough of the Lungs

An Egge reare rosted powr out some of
the white & put in as much Flowe of
Brimston as will lye on a 3 pence a little
rosewater if it be not to fulsome eate it
to your Breakfast sometimes vse white
Amber insteed of Brimston sometimes a sponful
of the wine caled Brown Bastard &
the same of quinc distilled vse this 30 days

{X} For a Hoorsness{ H}

comon pott thime a smal Handful boyle it in a
quart of milk put to it a bitt of fresh Butter
sweeten it & let them drink some hott goeing to
bed

L:2:

A Glyster for a loseness in a child

A Glyster of milk & red rose leaves a little smiths water & some
tormentel rootes if it be the griping of the gutts a little Tarr
is safe

Extract of mault for the Lungs

Two quarts of strong wort boyle it till it be as thick as hony
take often ofe it upon a Liquorish stick if the partye be
inclind to a dropsey boyle a clove of Garlick in it

Dr Bates Juyce of Licorish for the Lungs & roughnes
of the throte

Coltsfoot water a quart licorish beaten halfe a pound put
them together let it stand 2 days stir it now & then
strain it & put to it a pound of loafe suger set it on the
fire stir it constantly that it grow not to the skillet when it
grows thick put into it an ounce & a halfe of the fine powder
of serced Licorish & 4 ounces of fine suger serced 10 grams
of Amber greice in fine powder make it into roles with serced
suger it will dry in any warme place

For the Bleeding of the Lungs

The white of a new layd egge beaten to froth a little powder of
white starch a quarter of a pint of Juyce of stinging nettles the
same of Juyce of Plantaine as much old conserve of red
roses as will make it into Papp take a sponful night &
morning & oftener in extremity you may adde to it the
powder of the hairy Apple that grows on sweet Brier

{CX} Dr Coxes advice for a man in a deep Consumption Spitt blood
& matter found an inward rawness & Burning in his brest
griping in his stomach faint sweating his flesh wasted
breath very short & a violent cough swelled in his Belly
& the continuance some years

Lucattellas Balsame from the Bignes of Bean to that
of a nuttmeg twice a day if it purges & the party be
weak you may mixe it with boyld conserve of Roses a
Ptisan drink very Pectrol as with Figgs rasins Lungwort