23pif it be layd in time be=fore it goe too long.
beate cummin /cummin\ and bay salt together and yen compound all=
=together and yen heale it, and soe lay it as hot as you can
to ye soare, and bind ye one halfe of ye orange vnto ye
5sore, and thus vse it, and it will aswage ye swelling
and cause it shall not breake
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To helpe ye cough at 3 times dressing
Take 2 or 3 garlick heads well pilled and cleane,
10stampe yem well, yen put it hogs suet, and stampe it
again together and when you goe to bed anoint ye solas of youre
feete yerewith being well warmed against ye fire, and
ye smalls of youre leggs, and when you are in bed, let
youre feete be well wrapped in a hot linnen cloth
15and rub yem well, and in <.> shorte space twill helpe you
if you will you may vse this in youre win or drink
and it shall doe you great good probatum est.
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Another for the cough.
20Recipe brimstone 1/2 ounce. beate it in fine powder, and
put ye said powder into a new layd egge being soft
rosted, yen put to it benjamin to ye bignesse of a pease
beaten in fine powder and soe compound it with ye egge
and ye said brimstone, and eate yereof evening and morning
25and in 2 or 3 times taking it you shall be whole,
though you had it never soe sore probatum est.
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For a stink=ing breath
Take 1 ounce. of sage and make it into powder, and take 3 ounce.
30of rosemary flowers and 1 ounce. of cloues, 2 drams of
cinamon, and 2 nutmegs finely beaten, 2 drams of
graines, 2 graines of musk, and yen make yem all in a
powder, and yen take as much purifyed hony as shall be
sufficient to compound ye said said powders, and yen put
35it in a box of earth, and set it in ye sun 3 days, and soe
eate yereof evening and morning, and it will help. probatum est.
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To make pills to purge ye bodye.
Take 1 ounce. of venice turpentine, and wash it well with
40burrage water 8 or 10 times, yen take 3 ounce. of fine
white sugar, finely beaten, and soe incorporate alltogether
and eate yereof evening and morning probatum est.