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V.a.140
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Receipt book [manuscript].
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Receipt book [manuscript].
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compiled ca. 1600
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folio 13 verso || folio 14 recto
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Transcription:
*To kill lise, and nittes in the
heade.
Take the pouder or scrapinge of Hartes horne, &
make the pacient to Drinke it and ther will no lise
nor nittes breede in his heade, but if yow strowe the sayde
pouder vpon his heade, all the lise & nittes will die.
* To make letters of golde without golde,
Take an vnce of Orpimente, & an vnce of fyne
Christall, & braye them eche one by him selfe, than
mingle them together, with the whites of Egges, & write
with it.
* To make siluer letters without
siluer
Take an vnce of tinne, tow vnces of quicke [syl]
syluer, & melte them to gether, then braye them with
Gummed water, and wryte with it.
* To make green letters
Take the iuyce of Rue, verdegrise, & saffron: braye
them well all together, and write ther with, with
Gummed water.
* To make that no Dogge shall barke
at yow
Take a blacke Dogge and plucke out one
of his eies and holde it in your left hande, and
by reason of the sauour and smell there of the
Dogges will not barke at yow.
26.
folio 14 recto
14
* for to make wilde beastes shall
non hurt yow
ffor to be assured and safe from wilde Beastes, as
Wolues, Beares, and such other like, take the grease of
a Lion, & annointe your selfe therwith ouer & ouer, &
go hardely wher you will and no beast shall hurt yow,
but as sone as they smel the sauour of the grease, they
will runn a waye. And if by chaunce yow meete with a
Wolfe, or other wilde beast, ronne not awaye but with
a good corage go euen to him that he maye smel the
grease that yow ar anointed with all, & he will flye.
* To take the payne and
greafe of the gente.
Take a greate foul called a vultour, & take the
skinne of her right heele and laye vpon the right
foote of the pacient, then take the skinne of the
left heele and laye it vpon his left foote, and
incontinent yow shall see that in halfe an houer
the payne will go a waye. which is a meruelous thinge.
* for to see wilde beastes
in a Dreame.
Take the harte of an Ape, and laye it vnder your
heade, when you go to bed so that it touche your heade, &
you shall see meruelous thinges, & all kindes of beastes,
as Lions, Beares, Wolfes, Apes, Tigars, & other like.
27.
heade.
Take the pouder or scrapinge of Hartes horne, &
make the pacient to Drinke it and ther will no lise
nor nittes breede in his heade, but if yow strowe the sayde
pouder vpon his heade, all the lise & nittes will die.
* To make letters of golde without golde,
Take an vnce of Orpimente, & an vnce of fyne
Christall, & braye them eche one by him selfe, than
mingle them together, with the whites of Egges, & write
with it.
* To make siluer letters without
siluer
Take an vnce of tinne, tow vnces of quicke [syl]
syluer, & melte them to gether, then braye them with
Gummed water, and wryte with it.
* To make green letters
Take the iuyce of Rue, verdegrise, & saffron: braye
them well all together, and write ther with, with
Gummed water.
* To make that no Dogge shall barke
at yow
Take a blacke Dogge and plucke out one
of his eies and holde it in your left hande, and
by reason of the sauour and smell there of the
Dogges will not barke at yow.
26.
folio 14 recto
14
* for to make wilde beastes shall
non hurt yow
ffor to be assured and safe from wilde Beastes, as
Wolues, Beares, and such other like, take the grease of
a Lion, & annointe your selfe therwith ouer & ouer, &
go hardely wher you will and no beast shall hurt yow,
but as sone as they smel the sauour of the grease, they
will runn a waye. And if by chaunce yow meete with a
Wolfe, or other wilde beast, ronne not awaye but with
a good corage go euen to him that he maye smel the
grease that yow ar anointed with all, & he will flye.
* To take the payne and
greafe of the gente.
Take a greate foul called a vultour, & take the
skinne of her right heele and laye vpon the right
foote of the pacient, then take the skinne of the
left heele and laye it vpon his left foote, and
incontinent yow shall see that in halfe an houer
the payne will go a waye. which is a meruelous thinge.
* for to see wilde beastes
in a Dreame.
Take the harte of an Ape, and laye it vnder your
heade, when you go to bed so that it touche your heade, &
you shall see meruelous thinges, & all kindes of beastes,
as Lions, Beares, Wolfes, Apes, Tigars, & other like.
27.
transcribed_information
*To kill lise, and nittes in the
heade.
Take the pouder or scrapinge of Hartes horne, &
make the pacient to Drinke it and ther will no lise
nor nittes breede in his heade, but if yow strowe the sayde
pouder vpon his heade, all the lise & nittes will die.
* To make letters of golde without golde,
Take an vnce of Orpimente, & an vnce of fyne
Christall, & braye them eche one by him selfe, than
mingle them together, with the whites of Egges, & write
with it.
* To make siluer letters without
siluer
Take an vnce of tinne, tow vnces of quicke [syl]
syluer, & melte them to gether, then braye them with
Gummed water, and wryte with it.
* To make green letters
Take the iuyce of Rue, verdegrise, & saffron: braye
them well all together, and write ther with, with
Gummed water.
* To make that no Dogge shall barke
at yow
Take a blacke Dogge and plucke out one
of his eies and holde it in your left hande, and
by reason of the sauour and smell there of the
Dogges will not barke at yow.
26.
folio 14 recto
14
* for to make wilde beastes shall
non hurt yow
ffor to be assured and safe from wilde Beastes, as
Wolues, Beares, and such other like, take the grease of
a Lion, & annointe your selfe therwith ouer & ouer, &
go hardely wher you will and no beast shall hurt yow,
but as sone as they smel the sauour of the grease, they
will runn a waye. And if by chaunce yow meete with a
Wolfe, or other wilde beast, ronne not awaye but with
a good corage go euen to him that he maye smel the
grease that yow ar anointed with all, & he will flye.
* To take the payne and
greafe of the gente.
Take a greate foul called a vultour, & take the
skinne of her right heele and laye vpon the right
foote of the pacient, then take the skinne of the
left heele and laye it vpon his left foote, and
incontinent yow shall see that in halfe an houer
the payne will go a waye. which is a meruelous thinge.
* for to see wilde beastes
in a Dreame.
Take the harte of an Ape, and laye it vnder your
heade, when you go to bed so that it touche your heade, &
you shall see meruelous thinges, & all kindes of beastes,
as Lions, Beares, Wolfes, Apes, Tigars, & other like.
27.
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Transcriptions made by Shakespeare’s World volunteers (shakespearesworld.org), participants in EMROC classes and transcribathons (emroc.hypotheses.org), participants in Folger paleography classes and transcribathons, and Folger docents.