Receipt book [manuscript].

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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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Source Created or Published:

compiled ca. 1600

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compiled ca. 1600

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folio 7 verso || folio 8 recto

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folio 7 verso || folio 8 recto

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Transcription:

14
folio 8 recto
8
*for the scraches in a horse heaels
Take tarre hogges grease iij or iiij cornes of
baye salte & boyle it togeather then take an
olde cloth & dyppe it therin & anoynte the
sore there with as hotte as the horse maye
abyde it for skaldinge and then sowe or
bynde the same cloth close about it & it will
kure it
* or thuse
Take blacke sope & mustarde & mingle them
well toogeather and anoynt the sore ther
with every daye till it be hele remembringe
to kepe your horse heles from wett vntill
they be hele /
* or thus
Take tarre hooges grease a litle deare
suett mayes butter and culvers donge
and boyle it to geather & make a playstre
therof and sooe it close & as hotte as the
horse maye abyde it over all the sore &
dresse it every three dayes and kepe his
heles drye and it, will heale it
* or thus
Take halfe a pounde of freshe grease & a qua
=rteren of a pounde of brymstone & a nounce of quicke
sylver & mingle them togeather & anoynte the sore
therwith & it will heale it.
15.

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14 folio 8 recto 8 *for the scraches in a horse heaels Take tarre hogges grease iij or iiij cornes of baye salte & boyle it togeather then take an olde cloth & dyppe it therin & anoynte the sore there with as hotte as the horse maye abyde it for skaldinge and then sowe or bynde the same cloth close about it & it will kure it * or thuse Take blacke sope & mustarde & mingle them well toogeather and anoynt the sore ther with every daye till it be hele remembringe to kepe your horse heles from wett vntill they be hele / * or thus Take tarre hooges grease a litle deare suett mayes butter and culvers donge and boyle it to geather & make a playstre therof and sooe it close & as hotte as the horse maye abyde it over all the sore & dresse it every three dayes and kepe his heles drye and it, will heale it * or thus Take halfe a pounde of freshe grease & a qua =rteren of a pounde of brymstone & a nounce of quicke sylver & mingle them togeather & anoynte the sore therwith & it will heale it. 15.

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Receipt book [manuscript].