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[S]tamp houseleek and temper it with rawe | |||
[?]eame strayne it and anoint the face | |||
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for one that spitteth bloud | |||
[?]emper the juice of Betony with goats milk | |||
drink therof 3. daies: et Sanaberis. | |||
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Muscadine = muscadel, a type of sweet wine --> | Malmsey: a type of wine | ||
Muscadine = muscadel, a type of sweet wine | |||
sod: boil | |||
Et Sanaberis: (Latin) "and you will recover" | |||
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For a swelling that is fiery red. Boile the crummes of a Manchet of bread [with] 2. yokes of eggs and a little sallet oyle [and] a pinte of milk til it be thickened as a plaister apply it morning and evening.
for the winde collick Drink the rinde of an orange made into powder in any good licour.
for a payne in the small of the back Make a plaister of Parseneps sliced small [an]d after sode in Muscadine for it.
To strengthen a weake back. Drink 9 mornings together a pinte [of] Malmsey wherin 4 sponefills of [?]aneflower hath been sod til thone half [?]ere consumed.
for a blasted face [S]tamp houseleek and temper it with rawe [?]eame strayne it and anoint the face
for one that spitteth bloud [?]emper the juice of Betony with goats milk drink therof 3. daies: et Sanaberis.