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How to make | How to make Mel rosatam. | ||
Take 4. pound of Roses and make juice | Take 4. pound of Roses and make juice | ||
thereof, then take your strayned Roses | thereof, then take your strayned Roses | ||
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after put the juice of the Roses | after put the juice of the Roses | ||
to them and boile them til the Juice | to them and boile them til the Juice | ||
be | be sodden away. | ||
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for the Sweating | for the Sweating Sicknes | ||
Take Scabeous Marigold and Sorel of ech | |||
a handful Cowthistle hops and lettice of | |||
ech half a handful, bruised sinamom | |||
the waight of 2 grotes boyle all together | |||
in a puttle of stale ale with a soft fire | |||
into th[??] half then strayn it without | |||
compression keep it in a glass and let | |||
the patient drink of is as oft as needeth. | |||
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If one burne and can not sweat | |||
Clarefie Posset ale with MArigolds fenel | |||
and Borage let him drink it hot, and he | |||
shall sweat soone after. | |||
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for wambling of the stomach and for | |||
the stone | |||
Stampe red fenil seed, strayne the juice | |||
thorough a cleane cloth and drink it | |||
It shall help by Gods grace as hath ben | |||
often proved. | |||
Latest revision as of 07:49, 17 July 2017
How to make Mel rosatam. Take 4. pound of Roses and make juice thereof, then take your strayned Roses and steep them in a quart of water Then take a galon of Hony clarifie it after put the juice of the Roses to them and boile them til the Juice be sodden away. __________________________________
for the Sweating Sicknes
Take Scabeous Marigold and Sorel of ech a handful Cowthistle hops and lettice of ech half a handful, bruised sinamom the waight of 2 grotes boyle all together in a puttle of stale ale with a soft fire into th[??] half then strayn it without compression keep it in a glass and let the patient drink of is as oft as needeth.
If one burne and can not sweat Clarefie Posset ale with MArigolds fenel and Borage let him drink it hot, and he shall sweat soone after.
for wambling of the stomach and for the stone Stampe red fenil seed, strayne the juice thorough a cleane cloth and drink it It shall help by Gods grace as hath ben often proved.