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a pound clarifie them with a soft fire and skimme
them cleane and then being well cooled put therin
two spoonefull of fyne wheat flower stirr it well
for clotting then add two spoonefulls of honey, one
spoonefull of the powder of frankinsence 24 blades
of English safforne stirr all well togeather
boiling them softly a while straine them into some
vessell that yow may haue a cake:::
A salve for any soare but cheifly for a burning sore
Take oaken apple, silgreene, hounes tongue, white lilley
rootes, coultes foote, Adders tongue of each of them two
ounces and one ounce of Taylers leafe, chopp all these
very small, then take snow water, wood byne [leaves]
water of each of them a like quantity mixe them
well togeather, take 12 ounces of hoggs grease &
put therto some of these waters and boile them
togeather and then take them from the fire and
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and beat them togeather put therto yeallow waxe,
deere sewett, and rosen of each two ounces melted
and clarified and so beaten togeather, till it bee
colde then take two ounces of Olibanum and then
putting them all togeather boile them vntill it
bee a salue:
A water for a running Cancker:
Take rosemary and sage, red fennill, plantane,
Riblewort yarrow, sinckfeild, woodbyne leaues
the topps of bryars, wild tansey of each two
handfulls put all this into a gallon of runing
water and boile it to a pottle then straine it
and set it over the fire againe and put therin
halfe a pound of roch Allom beaten as much
honey and let it melt and straine it againe
and keepe it in a stone pot or bottle:
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a pound clarifie them with a soft fire and skimme
them cleane and then being well cooled put therin
two spoonefull of fyne wheat flower stirr it well
for clotting then add two spoonefulls of honey, one
spoonefull of the powder of frankinsence 24 blades
of English safforne stirr all well togeather
boiling them softly a while straine them into some
vessell that yow may haue a cake:::
A salve for any soare but cheifly for a burning sore
Take oaken apple, silgreene, hounes tongue, white lilley
rootes, coultes foote, Adders tongue of each of them two
ounces and one ounce of Taylers leafe, chopp all these
very small, then take snow water, wood byne [leaves]
water of each of them a like quantity mixe them
well togeather, take 12 ounces of hoggs grease &
put therto some of these waters and boile them
togeather and then take them from the fire and
folio 29 recto
29
and beat them togeather put therto yeallow waxe,
deere sewett, and rosen of each two ounces melted
and clarified and so beaten togeather, till it bee
colde then take two ounces of Olibanum and then
putting them all togeather boile them vntill it
bee a salue:
A water for a running Cancker:
Take rosemary and sage, red fennill, plantane,
Riblewort yarrow, sinckfeild, woodbyne leaues
the topps of bryars, wild tansey of each two
handfulls put all this into a gallon of runing
water and boile it to a pottle then straine it
and set it over the fire againe and put therin
halfe a pound of roch Allom beaten as much
honey and let it melt and straine it againe
and keepe it in a stone pot or bottle:
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