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An Ointment for any Ache | An Ointment for any Ache | ||
Take a Quantity of the flours of Cowslips | Take a Quantity of the flours of Cowslips | ||
pike them cleane put them into a vessel | |||
that is cleane | that is cleane wt some oile olive stopped | ||
close 2. or 3. daies till they wax hoary | close 2. or 3. daies till they wax hoary | ||
stir them together and stop the vessel | stir them together and stop the vessel | ||
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strayne them thorough a cleane cloth and | strayne them thorough a cleane cloth and | ||
kepe the oyle in a cleane vessel for Aches | kepe the oyle in a cleane vessel for Aches | ||
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A water to heale a Sore | A water to heale a Sore | ||
Take a galon of | Take a galon of run~ing water, a handful | ||
of ribwort, another of plantain, the like | of ribwort, another of plantain, the like | ||
of Mousears, a handful of yarrow, the like | of Mousears, a handful of yarrow, the like | ||
of .... | of [ eaves] a quarter of a pound of [allo] | ||
and 7 sponfulls of [lifebony]. Boile all | |||
togethr from a galch to a pottle, strayne | |||
and put into a stone jug or bottle and | |||
stop it. When you have use therof, warm | |||
a little of it and wet a fine linen cloth | |||
then lay it on the sore twice a day. | |||
This is very good. This medicine was | |||
made much of by the Lady Cane of Bygrene | |||
For rednes of the eyes | |||
Crums of white bread steeped in runing | |||
water and layd to the eyes when you go to [bed?] | |||
will much ease you. | |||
Latest revision as of 22:26, 17 July 2017
An Ointment for any Ache Take a Quantity of the flours of Cowslips pike them cleane put them into a vessel that is cleane wt some oile olive stopped close 2. or 3. daies till they wax hoary stir them together and stop the vessel close agayne til they be rotten; Then strayne them thorough a cleane cloth and kepe the oyle in a cleane vessel for Aches
A water to heale a Sore Take a galon of run~ing water, a handful of ribwort, another of plantain, the like of Mousears, a handful of yarrow, the like of [ eaves] a quarter of a pound of [allo] and 7 sponfulls of [lifebony]. Boile all togethr from a galch to a pottle, strayne and put into a stone jug or bottle and stop it. When you have use therof, warm a little of it and wet a fine linen cloth then lay it on the sore twice a day. This is very good. This medicine was made much of by the Lady Cane of Bygrene
For rednes of the eyes Crums of white bread steeped in runing water and layd to the eyes when you go to [bed?] will much ease you.