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for a horse, a beast, or a Man that hath ben striken in the eye.

[St]amp ground Ivie, white Coperas with [..]e hony, strayn the juice thorough a [fi]ne linen cloth and kepe it close in som little Glass or pot: and with a [?]ather anoint the eye every day: saith [th]e farrier of Belton.

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for burning with Gunpowder or salding [T?]ayne som new made horsedung and with a feather wash and bath it with the juice

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To stanch bloud [Rub?] the Moss of a florishing Appletree [On?] your hand to make it sift lay it to [And?] you shall see a good effect Also yarrow stamped and applied to [??] very good the bleeding.

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A sea horse tooth is of the same effect [??] Unicorns horn being excelent for the hartsick [One?] that spit bloud or have any vaine broken, that piss bloud, or any beast. It hath holpen [??]vers when they have ben extreme sick. [??]le it with a file and give it with drink [as] much as the waight of a french Crown.

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To know whether a dog be mad that hath bit one. [??]t kernel of a walnut pild layd 2 hours to the [on?]e that is biten and given to a hen or chick will die presently yf the dog were mad [sayeth?] wih the parson of walthem. Michael Carpenter [There was a Carpenter who was rector of Waltham in 1555. See The Correspondence of Reginald Pole: Volume 3 A Calendar, 1555-1558].