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for the stone | for the stone v[ide] fol. 27.b. | ||
[ | [bu]rn a flint in the fire, beate it to | ||
[?] all powder putting | [?] all powder putting it to be eaten | ||
a | [in?] a posset drinking new ale after | ||
will help by the grace of God. | [It] will help by the grace of God. | ||
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To make man or woman pisse | To make man or woman pisse | ||
Whatsoever the | Whatsoever the letting therof be. | ||
Take | Take black sope as much as a haselnut | ||
mingle it | mingle it with as much salt, put it | ||
in the navel of the party lying upright | in the navel of the party lying upright | ||
lay as | lay as warme cloth theron. 24. 29 | ||
_____________________ | _____________________ | ||
Rosemarie hath the | Rosemarie hath the vertue that yf | ||
[?] had the | [?] had the hed of an arrow or | ||
any yron wetting a towel therein and | any yron wetting a towel therein and | ||
putting it in the wound, also drinking | putting it in the wound, also drinking | ||
of the same water | of the same water It shall avoid out | ||
it helpeth all wounds inward or outward | it helpeth all wounds inward or outward | ||
[?expelleth?] worms in man or child and | [?expelleth?] worms in man or child and | ||
all kind of Impostumos, helpeth | |||
all swelling, multiplieth nature, and | |||
is very helpful to a woman with child | |||
yf she drink therof. / | |||
Revision as of 17:40, 31 May 2017
for the stone v[ide] fol. 27.b. [bu]rn a flint in the fire, beate it to [?] all powder putting it to be eaten [in?] a posset drinking new ale after [It] will help by the grace of God.
To make man or woman pisse Whatsoever the letting therof be. Take black sope as much as a haselnut mingle it with as much salt, put it in the navel of the party lying upright lay as warme cloth theron. 24. 29 _____________________
Rosemarie hath the vertue that yf
[?] had the hed of an arrow or any yron wetting a towel therein and putting it in the wound, also drinking of the same water It shall avoid out it helpeth all wounds inward or outward [?expelleth?] worms in man or child and all kind of Impostumos, helpeth all swelling, multiplieth nature, and is very helpful to a woman with child yf she drink therof. /