albi galangae cinamomi cardamomi ana.Ê’.j. piperis longi â„¥ ss gentianae Ê’ ss croci Ê’ j Make your infusion in very good wine and giue of it twice a day for thrée daies The like is made Ex vino optimo cinamomo spica zinzibre cubebis gariophyllis nuce moscata calamo aromatico saluia And it excellentlie comforteth and refresheth wounded persons But in wounds of the breast put in his drinke hyssope liquorice reasins and sugar giue also diapenidion and diadragagantum A wound drinke Rec. Ceruisiae recent coctae mensuras xx succi herbae cornu cerui mensuram j. Let them purge and fine together to bee drunke thrée times a day Another chiefe one Is ex succo de cornibus cerui distillato Another Rec. Rad. cyclaminis â„¥ ss diapensiae m.j. consolidae mediae m.ss. Boile them in lib.ss. vini to the consumption of the third part to these may bee added in this sort for to giue Rec. decocti â„¥ .iij. olei cariophyllorum distillati ℈ .j. Mixe them and hereof giue thrée times a day to drinke Another Rec. Saniculae pyrolae centaureae betonicae ana.m.j. consolidae regalis agrimoniae ana.m.ij. Boyle them in old white wine in balneo mariae one houre or two so stopped as there be no breathing out Another Rec. Ophioglossi m.iij. alchimillae m.ij. pirolae minoris m j. periclimeni m.j.ss. rhabarbari â„¥ .j. reupontici â„¥ .iij. Boyle all together in wine in manner aforesayd Another Rec. Angellicae â„¥ ss mummiae â„¥ .j. spermatis ceti Ê’ ij glandium â„¥ .ij. consolidae minoris m.ij. cyclaminis â„¥ .ij. pyrolae vtriusque ana.m.ij. vini q.s. whereto you may adde a third part of water or as you see good Another Rec. Baccarum iuniperi lib.ij. well brused with these following pyrolae vtriusque periclimeni saniculae alb radic ana.m.ss. ophioglossi m.j.ss. consolidae ma. aristolochiae ana â„¥ .v. persicariae â„¥ .iiij. Distill them all together and after in that water seeth what vulnerarie herbes you will adding too baccas iuniperinas cum cinamomo Another Rec. Flor. spicae m.j. hypericonis m.iiij. verbasci m.ij. betonicae centaurij minoris prunellae ana.m.ss. Of these prepare your drinke in manner aforesayd Another excellent wound drinke Rec. Equiseti that kind which is called Hippuris filicis floridae ana.m.j. musci clauati lychenis ana.m.ss. centaurij maioris prunellae consolidae mediae rubiaetinctorum saniculae cariophyllatae both rootes and leaues geranij cretici betonicae virgae aureae ana.m.j. Stampe all these herbes and put them into an earthen poâ— with vini albi lib. xij and boyle them on a gentle fire to the consumption of the halfe then straine it and put to it mellis depurati opt lib. vj. Let it boyle a little hereof giue ii spoonefuls at morning and as much at night in the distilled water of the greater Comfrey Another excellent distilled wound drinke for delicate persons whose taste and eye must both be satisfied Rec. Hyperici m.ij. scabiosae m.j. agrimoniae m.j.ss. consolidae ma. mi. ana m.ij.ss saluiae hyssopi ana.m.j. polypodij â„¥ .iiij rad consolidae ma. â„¥ .ij. rad helenij â„¥ .v. glycyrrhizae â„¥ .vj. mellis despumati lib.ss. vel zacchari vini cretici lib. vj stillatitij liquoris cardui benedicti scabiosae ana lib.j. Simul contundantur reponantur in vase figulino per 10. dies Then with a glasse limbeck distill it at a gentle fire giue therof â„¥ .iij. earely in the morning as much before dinner and againe as much before supper one houre Also vse the same for a fomentation or iniection to the wound A wound drinke for the head Rec. Florum lilij conuallij betonicae ana.p.j. galangae macis ana Ê’.iij persicariae chelidonij vincae peruincae veronicae centaurij ana.m.ss. Macerate them and vse them morning and euening A wound drinke for the breast Rec. Succi verbenae betonicae veronicae ana â„¥ .ij. aquae cinamomi lib.j. Macerate them as before Another for that purpose Rec. Consolidae maioris mediae saniâ—ulae betonicae ana.m.j. ophioglossi agrimoniae ana.m.ss. rhabarbari â„¥ ss mummiae sincerae Ê’ ij spermatis ceti Ê’ j Decoct them in a double vessell close stopped giue tenne drammes at a draught morning and euening A vulnerarie drinke for wounds in the bellie Rec. Boli armeni â„¥ ss consolidae vtriusque ana.m.j. galangae Ê’ ij Temper them with wine as aforesayd A decoction for wounds in the head Rec. Passularum enucleatarum glycyrrhizae ana â„¥ .j. tamarindorum iuiubarum iridis hyssopi ana â„¥ ss hordei â„¥ .ij. foenugraeci Ê’ ij capillorum veneris â„¥ â—s Boyle them in a pottle of raine water till halfe bee wasted and kéepe it to your vse Another Rec. Hordei mundim ij glycyrrhizae razae â„¥ .iij. sem foeniculi â„¥ j.ss iuiubarum sebesten ana nu.x. passularum enucleatarum â„¥ .j. sacchari candi â„¥ .iiij. hyssopi m.j. capillorum veneris â„¥ .j. sacchari rosarum â„¥ .j. Boyle them in sufficient quantitie of water till halfe bee consumed then straine it and clarifie it with the white of an Egge and in the ende adde thereto loch de pino â„¥ .j. and vse it A wound drinke especially against fistulous dispositions of wounds in the breast Rec. Pilosellae pimpinellae cum radicibus gariophyllatae rad gentianae atque arthemisiae matrum violarum subrubentiuÌ„ brassicae veterum foliorum cymarum canabis senationum rubiae quae bene mundata sint ana.m.j. cinamomi galangae cardamomi meligettae gariophyllorum ana.Ê’.ss. vini albi odorati lib. xx When these haue boyled to the halfe straine them and put too mellis despumati lib. ij Againe seeth them at a soft fire in a glasse vessell to the wasting of a pint more Hereof giue lib. ss or â„¥ .iiij. in the morning foure houres before dinner A drinke for the curing of vlcers Rec. Vitrioli â„¥ .v. Hang it in a vessell with twentie measures of wine so let them worke and fine together Giue a spoonefull at a time Another Rec. Vini recentis mensuras xl Let it purge with liquoris tartari distillati lib.j. And hereof giue one spoonefull at a time Another Macerate the herbe centaurium in aqua ardente and after draw out his quintessence after the common manner Of this extraction giue x. graines in one spoonfull of some vulnerarie distilled water Another Seeth Esula herbe roote and seede in sero lactis till you haue his substance then straine it and after seeth away all his liquor gently and keepe the thicke remainder whereof giue a little euery day in the morning to drinke A Fistula drinke of great commendation Rec. Caulium rub foeniculi abrotani tanaceti fragariae fol. rubiae maioris herbae Roberti plantaginis apij foliorum canabis ana like quantitie artus muris Boyle them in
be sufficiently commended A wound drinke for poysoned shot Rec. Florum vincae peruincae lilij conuallij ana p.j. galangae zedoariae ana.Ê’.ij. boli armeniae verae muÌ„miae ana.Ê’.j. spermatis ceâ—i Ê’ ss vini albi mens ij Digest circulate them in bal. mariae foure daies Use it one spoonefull at morning and euening A wound drinke to be vsed where bones are fractured by gun-shot Rec. Aristolochiae cyclaminis serpentariae coÌ„solidae vtriusque geranij ana.m.j. sabini m.ss. macis zedoariae oculorum cancri ana â„¥ ss muÌ„miae galangae minor ana Ê’.j.ss Shred and stampe the herbes finely the rest make into grosse powder boyle them in a double vessell foure houres cum vini albi mens j. and vse it morning and euening This sayth the author is better than all those splints wherewith some are sore tormented A wound drinke Rec. Saniculae sanamundae rumicis canabis sem caulium rubr consolidae minoris rubiae maioris of each a quantitie bruse them and boyle them in wine perfectly and let them abide in the wine all one night after in the morning straine it and giue part thereof This cureth any wound laying aloft but a plantaine leafe Another Rec. Caulium rub canabis apij rubiae ma. ana a like quantitie and make it in maner aforesayd Another Which is to be made exapio arnoglossa lanceolata sanamunda consolida vtraque rubia caule Another Ex sanamunda pimpinella saluia carduo benedicto agrimonia pede columbino plantagine centinodio lingua auis spergula Another Ex sanamunda betonica saluia hedera terrestri agrimonia pilosella pimpinella violaria plantagine melagine Drawe out the iuyce of these herbes and boyle it with your wine then giue it to drinâ—e but mark that you withdrawe daylie of the quantitie of your melag which was added least the wound should at first too sodainly close together Another Ex angellica betonica agrimonia pilosella hedera terrestris septem neruia violaria but least of the angellica Boyle them in wine let the patient drinke of it thrice a day and the oftâ—er the sooner whole Another Rec. Betonicae agrimoniae fragariae asari violariae linguae bouis ambrosij plantaginis quinque folij hyperici spicae linguae auis pimpinellae ana m.j. Stampe them and boyle them in wine straine them and put too honie and a hundred graines of pepper if the partie haue no feuer Another which he much commendeth Is to be made ex caule rubr rubia teneritatibus rumicis sem canabis vel teneritate ipsius herbae sanamunda consolida minore sanicula of each a like proportion saue that you must take a double portion of the rubia stampe your herbs and seeth them in wine to the wasting of the third part This may you also swéeten with honie or sugar for delicate persons and giue thereof morning and euening Certaine rules which the author obserued in the ordaining of the drinkes 1 That if there were daunger of a feuer then these drinkes were made with water and suger and not with wine and honie 2 That the patients diet should bee free from milke chéese egges fruites and flesh of vngelded beastes or foules and that he should eate vnleauened bread As for carnal copulation all other authors forbid A more extraordinarie practise by wound-drinkes which the same author deliuereth Rec. Succum pilosillae giue to the patient that is wounded in what place soeuer to drinke if he cast it againe he shall dye if he retaine it he shall liue and then for the first day giue him to drinke plantaginem fragariam the second day giue him to drink those and gariophyllatae the third day adde to those three pilosellam and giue him so to the fift the fift day put too the former hederam terrestrem till the seauenth day After which you shall in the same order begin to withdrawe till you come to the herbes of the first day wherewith you began Another order which Gilbertus sheweth to haue been practised by some First they wash the wound with warme water next they applye the lard of Bacon stamped with wormewood for thrée daies after that whites of Egges with flaxe for foure daies In the meane time they giue also a drinke made ex vino vel ceruisia medieâ—ate mellis with which also is boyled succus consolidae mi. saniculae absynthij foeniculi of which they gaue euery morning a full cuppe fasting which would issue out by the wound and mitigate paine then applied they to consolidate the wound when it was mundified Rec. olibani sarcocollae ana pares portiones aloes quantum est medium istorum Make these in fine powder which then shall consolidate the wound in ii daies though it be very large Also puluis cornu ceruini shutteth vp a wound and taketh away the moyst disposition A drinke to proue the curablenes of a wounded patient Rec. De succo pimpinellae quantum testa oui capit Giue it to the wounded patient to drinke if he cast it againe he shall dye otherwise not but it shall go all forth at the wound greene Some drawe forth the iuyce with white wine and so giue it to drinke Another Rec. Betonicae leuistici nepitae prouencae ana.Ê’.j. Mixe them with a little honie and giue it if it go forth by the wound he shall liue if not he shall dye Another Rec. Rubiae maioris sumitatum canabis cum semine tanaceti siluestris oleris rubei and giue it to drinke if it go all forth by the wound â—e shall liue if not he shall dye A healing drinke Rec. Pimpinellae buglossae sanamundae agrimoniae ana.m.ss. Pound them and mixe them with water wine or ale and so giue it It will go forth by the wound heale wel Another Rec. Sanamundae fol. canabis fol. caulis rub pilosellae buglossae nardi celticae vel gallicae â—aliuncae ana.m.ss. seminis canabis â„¥ .j. Pound them in a morter with very good wine and decoct them a little and thereof giue thrée spoonefuls in the morning and thrée a good while after dinner Another Rec. Pedis columbini cum radice sua radic consolidae radicum osmundae ozimi cardui benedicti senationis fabariae sumitat rubi ana.q.s. Bruse them put them into a pot and powre vppon them white wine or ale and giue it morning and euening for nine daies It cureth any wound or rupture Another Rec. Plantag gariophyllatae sem canabis ana.q.s. rubiae maioris plus If there be a bone broken adde conâ—olidae minoris in double quantitie If the wound bee in the head boyle them in water if in the bulke of the bodie boyle them in ale and if the hurt bee beneath the nauell then seeth them in wine A wound drinke in case that nature needeth releefe and strengthning Rec. Zinzibris
albae â„¥ j.ss Melt the Waxe with the Oyles at a gentle fire and before it bee cold add thereto boli armenij â„¥ .j. omnium sandalorum Ê’ j farinae fabaceae Ê’ x farinae hordeaceae â„¥ j.ss Mixe them and applie them in place of a Cerote A Defensatiue to be applied in the taking of a member Rec. Boli armenij â„¥ .iiij. terrae sigillatae plumbi vsti ana Ê’.iiij.ss semperuiui succi plantag absynthij ana.Ê’.j. aceti rosacei albuminum ouorum ana.q.s. A Defensatiue very comfortable Rec. Olei myrtini â„¥ ij.ss olei rosarum â„¥ .ij. seui ceruini Ê’ iij cinabrij Ê’.j cerusae Ê’ j.ss Mixe them and boyle them till they bee blacke adding thereto cerae alb â„¥ ss camphorae Ê’ iij tutiae in aquae plantaginis praeparatae Ê’ ij Stirre it well together till it be cold and make a plaister A defensatiue for waâ—ring eyes Rec. Cineris lanae non lotae cum albumine oui applye it as a plaister vpon the forhead and temples It taketh away the fluxe and paine of the eyes An excellent Defensiue in all wounds Rec. Diapalmae â„¥ .viij. olei ros succi solani plantag ana â„¥ ij vnguenti populeonis â„¥ j.ss Let these be boyled with a soft fire till the iuyce be consumed putting in the iuyce by little and little and last of all your Populeon A defensatiue to keepe backe all fluxe of humors flowing to any part Rec. Crassulae ma. minoris plantaginis maioris solani fol. hyosciami semperviui rostri ciconiae ana.m.ij. Stampe all these together then boyle them in three pound of oyle Oliue till all the liquor bee consumed Straine it Rec. olei huius lib. ij.ss lapidis calaminaris praeparati terrae sigillatae ana â„¥ ij cerussae â„¥ .iiij. lithargyrij â„¥ .iij. caphurae â„¥ .j. cerae albae aceti rosacei ana lib.ss. Melt your waxe and oyle together put in the rest made in very fine powder and lastly the viniger labour them in a morter vntill it come to the forme of an vnguent Digestiues A Digestiue for contused wounds REc. Terebinthinae lotae â„¥ .ij. mellis rosacei â„¥ .iiij. butyri recent Ê’.vj radic iridis aloes sarcocollae myrrhae ana Ê’.j.ss aristolochiae rotundae Ê’ ss Powder which are to be powdred and make it to Art A Digestiue proper for wounds Rec. Terebinthinae purgatae â„¥ iij.ss mellis rosarum â„¥ .j. olei lumbricorum â„¥ ss vitellos duos ouorum olei rosarum â„¥ ss myrrhae Ê’ ij masticis Ê’ j sarcocollae Ê’ ss farinae hordei â„¥ ss Powder which are to bee powdred and make it to Art A Digestiue Rec. Terebintâ— lotae in aqua vitae â„¥ .iiij. vitellos ouorum duos vng populei simpl â„¥ .ij. olei rosarum â„¥ ss mercurij praecipitati Ê’ ij croci ℈ .j. Mixe them A Digestiue for hollowe vlcers and Impostumes Rec. Olei rosarum â„¥ .iiij. olei lumbricorum hypericonis ana â„¥ ij.ss mellis rosarum â„¥ .v. cerae resinae pini resinae butyri recentis ana Ê’.iij terebint purae â„¥ .vj. succi apij plantaginis ana Ê’.iiij Melt them at the fire and adde thereto sarcocollae â„¥ .j. myrrhae Ê’ iij croci ℈ ss aloes epatic Ê’.ss Powder what is to bee powdred and with the yolkes of foure Egges make it to Art Another very good Rec. Mellis Rosac â„¥ .viij. sarcocollae â„¥ ss myrrhae thuris ana Ê’.iij succi apij â„¥ .iij. olei rosarum â„¥ j.ss vitellos tres ouorum terebint â„¥ .j. farinae hordei â„¥ ss Mixe them to Art A Digestiue to remoue an escar Rec. Terebinthinae â„¥ .iiij. vitellos ouorum nu.ij. mellis rosacei â„¥ ss olei liliacei olei amygdalarum dulcium pinguedinis capi ana Ê’.j.ss butyri recent Ê’.j Make it to Art Electuaries An Electuarie for the Canker not vlcerated REc. Pulueris cancrorum â„¥ .iij. pulueris ranarum pulueris de limacibus ana â„¥ .ij. cort citri conditi â„¥ ss rasurae eboris ossis de corde cerui ana Ê’.iij xylobalsami ligni aloes sandali moscat coralli rubr limaturae chalybis ana.Ê’.ij. sem acetosae sem citri endiuiae ana.Ê’.j. ambrae Ê’ ss conseruae boraginis buglossae anthos ana â„¥ .ij. Mixe them for an Electuarie whereof you may giue any houre at your pleasure Another Rec. Confectionis de hyacintho â„¥ j.ss confectionis alchermes Ê’ iij conseru rosarum conseru radic buglossae ana â„¥ .j. syrupi de pomis quant sufficit Fiat Electuarium Wherof giue thrée times a wéeke ii houres before meate the valew of a nut drinking vpon it a little good wine delayed with buglosse water An Electuarie to be vsed in the cure of a rupture Rec. Conseruae symphiti maioris rosarum antiquae corticum citri saccharo conditorum ana â„¥ .j. figillae mariae iaceae albae nigrae ana.Ê’.ij. boli armenij in aqua rosarum loti sanguinis draconis ana Ê’.ij.ss acaciae hypocistidos ana Ê’.j.ss carnium citoniorum saccharo conditarum siue aromatibus â„¥ .ij. limaturae chalybis â„¥ .j. syrupi myrtini q.s. Make it an electuarie An Electuarie to digest the humor in the cure of Bubo Rec. Sanguinis siccati anatis masculi anatis foemininae sanguinis anseris haedi rutae siluestris seminis foeniculi cumini anethi sem naporum ana Ê’.iij radicum gentianae trifolij squinanti thuris rosarum rub ana Ê’.iiij piperis albi longi phu costi cinamomi anisi ana.Ê’.ij. myrrhae electae spicae nardi ana.Ê’.vj. asari ammoniaci amaraci agarici ana.Ê’.ij. carpobalsami gra xx iridis croci rhabarbari gingibris masticis ana.Ê’.j. stoechados Ê’ v haec omnia misce paretur puluis subtilissimus cum lib. iiij mellis deâ—pumati optimi misceantur And make it an Electuarie An Electuarie for vomiting of bloud by reason of a bruse or otherwise Rec. Conseruae rosarum symphiti maioris ana â„¥ .j. boli armenij loti in aqua rosarum lapidis haematitis ana.Ê’.j. coralli rubri Ê’ ss acaciae baccarum myrti ana.Ê’.j. penidiarum â„¥ ss zacchari â„¥ .iiij. Fiat Elect. dosis est Ê’ ss with red wine in the morning or afore meate An Electuarie for the palsie and crampe happening to wounded patients being void of learned counsaile Rec. Diasatyrionis vel radicum eius conditorum Ê’ j radicum eryngij condit â„¥ ss diamosci dulcis ℈ .j. specierum electuarij de gemmis ℈ .j. dianisi ℈ ss diagalangae diatrion pipereon ana â„¥ ss radicuÌ„ acori paeoniae ana ℈ ss mithridatij Ê’ ij conseruae herbae paralysis Ê’ iij conseruae anthos Ê’ ij sacchari â„¥ .vj. cum aqua saluiae Fiat Electuarium An Electuarie for one that is wounded and affected with the Crampe Rec. Dianisi diamoscu dulcis dianthos ana ℈ .iiij. diagalangae Ê’ ss mithridatij Ê’ iij corticum citri Ê’ ss radicum acori ℈ .ij. foliorum saluiae siccae â„¥ ss conseruae anthos â„¥ .j.
lib.ss. vng albi â„¥ .vj. vng populeon â„¥ .iiij. olei laurini â„¥ .iij. salis nitri â„¥ .ij. mercurij sublimati Ê’ ij gum Karabe masticis myrrhae olibani ana Ê’ ij lithargyrij auri â„¥ j.ss cerusae â„¥ .j. aluminis vsti vitrioli combusti ana ℈ .ij. mercurij crudi extincti cum succo limonum â„¥ .v. cerae albae â„¥ ij.ss Fiat vnguentum An vnguent of the iuice of Ebulus for all paines of the ioynts proceeding ex morbo Gallico Rec. Granorum ebuli nigror maturor â„¥ .iij. foliorum ebuli fol. betonicae ana m.iij. yuae artheticae yuae muscatae rorismarini lumbricorum terrest lotorum cum vino albo lib. ss terebinth quinquies lotae cuÌ„ aqua saliuae â„¥ .ij. radicum althaeae â„¥ .iiij. olei communis lib.j.ss. vini optimi lib.iij. Bruse all your hearbs and wormes and boile them in the wine and the rest vntill the iuice wine be consumed then straine it adding theretoo so much waxe as will make an oyntment An vnguent against â—eâ—tars and ringwormes proceeding ex Lue Gallica Rec. Cepi ceruini â„¥ .ij. saponis veneti ol amyd amarar olei de iuglandib ana â„¥ ss terebinthinae â„¥ .vj. salis communis ellebori nigri ana Ê’ j lithargyrij praeparati tartari sulphuris praeparati ana Ê’ ij argenti sublimati â„¥ .j. Powder that which is to bee powdered verie fine and mix them together according to Art An vnguent to cauterize a veine that will not otherwise stay bleeding Rec. Vngu populei â„¥ ss vitrioli vsti Ê’ ij mercurij sublimati Ê’ iij Fiat vnguentum An vnguent that doth coole cease paine and defend humors flowing to anie part Rec. Cerati albi â„¥ .iiij. ol rosac â„¥ .x. santali alb rubr rosarum rubr myrrhae olibani masticis ana Ê’ ij caphurae Ê’ ss terebinthinae â„¥ ij.ss Fiat vnguentum An vnguent that doth drie and healâ— Rec. Olibani masticis aloes ana â„¥ ss colophoniae â„¥ .iij. aristolochiae longae torrefactae Ê’ iij ol rosac â„¥ .vj. terebinthinae cerae albae ana â„¥ .iiij. Fiat vnguentum An vnguent that doth mundifie where the matter is grose and slymie Rec. terebinthinae venetae â„¥ .vj. mellis rosacei â„¥ iiij.ss myrrhae iridis aristoloch longae ana â„¥ ss farinae hordei q.s. Fiat vnguentum An excellent vnguent for vlcers in the ioynts Rec. Vini gypsati lib.ij. mellis rosati li. j. zacchari candi albiss lib.j. myrrhae â„¥ .iiij. masticis â„¥ .ij. Powder those which are to be powdered and mixe them An vnguent with the vse of it to roote out the caruncle Rec. Argenti viui â„¥ .iij. aquae fortis â„¥ .iiij. Set theÌ„ to stand together in a strong glasse vntill the mercurie be hardned which is in thrée or foure daies after breake the glasse and take it foorth Rec. etiam plumbi tenuissimè laminati in minimas particulas incisi lib.j. aquae fortiss lib.j. set them together bring it so to powder These things being thus prepared Rec. Mercurij superius praeparati â„¥ .j. plumbi praepar â„¥ .iij. pingued haedinae vel agninae â„¥ .vj. Boyle them softlie cum modico cereae virgineae fiat vnguentum Applie hereof vnto the caruncle euerie daie once for thrée or foure daies and after that but euerie third daie once vnto the end Although it happeÌ„ to bléed in the first daies yet goe forward An vnguent for wounds with burning Rec. Ol. vel pingued lardi â„¥ .iiij. ol butyri vel pinguedinis cremoris per ignem seperatae ol ouorum ana â„¥ .ij. ol sambuci â„¥ j.ss ol amydalarum dulc â„¥ ij.ss ol papaueris hyosciami ana â„¥ .j. salis nitri Ê’ ij cerae albae â„¥ .ij. Fiat An vnguent for filthie vlcers that mundifieth and healeth exceeding well Rec. Ol. rosarum â„¥ .iiij. ol ouorum â„¥ .ij. pinguedinis palmae â„¥ .iij. terebinthinae â„¥ j.ss ol myrrhae â„¥ .j. masticis â„¥ j.ss cerusae â„¥ ij.ss picis graecae siue colophoniae â„¥ .ij. cerae citrinae â„¥ .j. or lesse of the waxe if you sée cause so make an vnguent Vnguentum hyosciami for all paines inflamations of great vse Rec. Axungiae suillae lib. viij fol. summitatum hyosciami lib. viij Stampe the hearbe verie well then mixe them together and set your vessell in the heate of the sunne or in balneo mariae for ten daies after boyle it to the consumption of the watrish iuycines strain it and put too lib. vj more of fresh hearb Sunne them and boyle them as before then straine it to kéepe Vnguentum de Alabastro for wounds defluxions and cataractes in the eies of great vse commendation with some correction in the making Rec. Summitatum Rubi num 50. rutae m.j. alabastritae lib.ss. sem foeniculi â„¥ ss ol rosac lib.j. florum chamaemeli â„¥ .iiij. vini albi lib.ij. cerae â„¥ .j. albuminum ouorum nu vj. With a newe and cleane sponge crush through the whites of egges till they bee as water so kéepe them a part your alabaster grinde on a marble stone with aqua rosacea or foeniculi till it be as fine as a painters colour Now to compound them doo thus Take your hearbes flower and fenill séede being all well stamped powre vpon them your oyle of roses and wine boyle them to the wasting of the wine after straine them cléerelie into another faire vessell and set it on the fire againe put in your alabaster so ground as I haue said before and your wax Let it séeth againe softlie but alwaies stirring it vntill the watrishnesse be gone out Then take it from the fire to coole but cease not stirring till it be vtterlie colde When it is almost cold put in your whites of egges To some part of this would I also adde a little camfer and reserue that by it selfe An vnguent generallie good for all euills of the eies Rec. Butyri recentis 9. times washed cuÌ„ vino albo odorifero â„¥ .j. tutiae praeparatae pulu Ê’.j.ss caphurae trituratae ℈ .j. antimonij ℈ ss Mixe them al in a leaden morter according to Arte. The vse is to put a little thereof into the eyes when the patient goeth to bed An vnguent of Nicotian of verie great effect in healing wounds of gunshot and others also Rec. Balsami Nicotiani nostri lib.j.ss. cerae citrinae resinae pini ceui ceruini ana â„¥ iij. gummi elemi â„¥ j.ss succi Nicotianae â„¥ .iiij. pinguedinis porc â„¥ .ij. Mixe them according to Arte and boyle them to the consumption of the iuyces Vnguentum Ophioglossi a most excellent consolidatiue Rec. Ophioglossi as much as a peck will containe meliloti valerianae ana m.j. solidaginis saracenicae m.ss. saniculae prunellae virgae aureae Iacobaeae ana m.ss. Stampe them in a stone morter and put vnto them three quartes of oyle Oliue so let it stande all night in the morning boyle it gentlie vntill it haue
contused a plaister 261.262 Head wounds therein a Ceâ—ote 69 Head contused a Cerote 70 Head wounds a drinke 100 101.102 an vng 294. Head pained in Lue Venerea an Embrâ—catioÌ„ 122 Haire that falleth a Bath 29 30. a Liniment 163. 164 167 168. A Lotion 180. Haire to cause it to growe a Liniment 166 Heate in an vlcer to extinguish it a water 357 Hemrhoydes a Bath 26â— a Cerote 65. an vng 288. a Fomentation 126 Hemrhoydes to mitigate their paine a plaister 251 252. To staie them an vnguent 308 Hernia intestinalis a plaister 247.248 Hernia Humoralis a plaister 249 Hernia Aquosa a plaister 251.284 Hydrocele Ibid. A Cataplasme 52 Herpes creeping An Embrocation 121. A plaister repercussiue and desiccatiue 244 Hollowe wounds a powder 209. a water 355.358 Hollowe vlcers an oyle 200 a water 352. Huckle bone vlcerated A Collerie 87 Huckle bone pained a Fomentation 130. See Sâ—â—atica Humors flowing to the eyes a plaister 280. I Iawes apostumated a Garâ—garisme 141 Incarning or causing flesh in vlcers a Ceroteâ— 71. A Collerie 87. a powd 210 Inflamations Cataplasmes 36 37 38 39 52 To preuent it in a wounde A Balme 18. Inflamation a Bath 26 a plaister 246 an vnguent 288 323 332. Inflamation of the eyes to asswage their paine a Cataplasme 53 Inflamations to repel them A Cataplasme 54 A Cerote 66 67 77 Inflamations in their beginning or augmentation a Fomentation 132. â— a Liniment 158. Inflamation of the throate and mouth a Gaâ—g 140. Inflamation of Vvula A Gargarisme Ibid. InflamatioÌ„ in womeÌ„s breasts A Liniment 178 Ioynts wounded A Balme 19 20. A Cerote 70. An vnguent 338. Ioynts pained A Liniment 177. An oyle 203 Ioynts vlcers in them an vnguent 311 331. Itch a Bath 27.28 a Liniment 164 168 169. an vnguent 290 300 323. Itching vlcers a water 343 349. Itch of Lues Venerea Baths 35. Itch in the purse of the testicles a foment 132. Itch and mattrie scabs an oyle 204. K Kernelly knots to wast theÌ„ a Drinke 88. Knobbes in the flesh a Cerote 60. Knobs in the face an vng 307. Knottes a plaister 239 240 241 242 243. L Lamenesse of members a Bath 33. Lamenesse after the gowte a Liniment 176. Lamenes by contraction resolution of sinewes a Liniment 177 179. Leggs that are stiffe a Lotion 189. Leprosie a Bath 31. Lippes wounded a powder 214. Lowsie disease a Bath 31. a Liniment 176. Lues venerea Bathes 35. a water 343 349. an vngueÌ„t 325 326 327 328. Lues Venerea a lenitiue potion for delicate bodies 225. Also purging potions and decoctions 226 227 228. Lues Venerea to purge by Pilles 231 232 233 234 235 236. Luxations or dislocations 269 270 271 272. M Madde dogges biting a cataplasme 50. a Drinke 107. a Plaister 256. an vnguent 291. Maligniâ—ie of a canker to correct it 108.120 Malignant vlcers wouÌ„ds a plaister 268 281 286. Maligne scab an vng 326. Malum mortuum a Bath 31. Maturating of tumors a Cataplasme 43 44 48. a Cerote 66. Maturate Apostemes an Embrocation 121. Maturatiueâ— Liniment 159 Maturating in a cold cause a plaister 246. Maturating tumors in womens breasts a plaister 246. Members lamed a Bath 33 Members weake and consuming a Cerote 73. MeÌ„bers contracted a â—ume 135 136. Members weake a Liniment 172 177. a Plaister 285. Members consumed a Liniment 172 177. Memorie that is weake a Balme 17. Mollifying of tumors a cerote 76 a Liniment 160 Mollifying a Clister 79. Mollifying a Carbuncle a Fomentâ— 133. Mollifying harde tumoursâ— plaisters 237 244 246. 273 275 282 283. Morphew and spots in the face an oyle 202. Mortefie a Fistula a ruptorie 56 57. Mouth vlcerated a Balme 7. an vngu 312. a water 340 341 348. Mouth inflamed a Gagarisme 140. Mouth vlcerated Gargarismes 142 143. Iniectiiections 155. Mundifying in the cure of a a node a cerote 59. Mundifie vlcers a Collerie 87. an oyle 201. an vng 297 c. N Nauell going forth a Clister 79. Necke swelled a catapl 46 Neck wounded an oile 196 Nodes a Cerote 59 60. Plaisters 239 240 241 242 243. Nose wounded a powder 215. Nose vlcerated by the pocks a fume 135. Numnesse a Balme 19. a Liniment 177 179. O Oedema Cataplasmes 37. a fomentation 123. Oedematous tumours an Embrocation 121. a plaister 245. a Lininiment 159 178. Openâ—ng of Apostemes a Ruptorie 56. Liniments 159.178 Opthalmia Colleries 84 85. P Palsie in wounded persons Balmes 15 17 19 24 an Electuarie 117 Palsie in members A Linimentâ— 177 Palsie a purging DecoctioÌ„ 228 Pannicles of the braine to restore them after wounding A Linimentâ— 168 Paine Cataplâ—smes 39. A Liniment 173 174. A plaister 274 275 276. an vng 310 311 332. Paine to preuent it in a wound A Balme 18 Paine in wounds to asswage it Cataplasmes 49 51 52. A Liniment 175. An oyle 204. vng 294 312. Paine in the ioynts A Cerote 74 75 76. Paine in vlcers A Cerot 77 78. Liniments 175 165. a pl. 273. vng 295.318 Paine of the head in lue venerea An Embrocation 122. a Liniment 175 Paine in the huckle bone a Fomentation 130 Paine in Erysipelas a Liniment 161 Paine in the eares a Liniment 171 Paine of luxations or bruses a plaister 271 Paine in the ioynts a Liniment 177. a plaister 276 277 278 279. an vng 313 337. Paine in the ioynts of Lues Venerea an oyle 203. a plaister 243 272. an vnguent 328.329 Paine in a Carbuncle a plaister 244 Paine in the huckle bone a plaister 284 Paine in any place a plaister 285 Paines of the pockes a water 343 Phlegmon to repell it a Cataplasme 54 Phlegmon in the beginning a Liniment 158. a plaisterâ— 245 Pimples in the face a Liniment 160 161 Polypus a water 350 Poysoned shot a wounde drinke 90 Poysoned wounds a plaister 257 281 Prickes to heale them after the first inteÌ„tion a balme 19 Pricking of Nerues a Cerote 70 Pricking of sinewes an oyle 198. a plaisterâ— 262 Proud flesh or spongie flesh a Liniment 175. a water 350. Putrefaction of wounds to clense it an vnguent 291 Pustules of the pockes Waterâ— 341 34â— 343. Putrifying filthie and stinking vlcers a plaister 287. an vnguent 336. R Regulus Antimonij 206 Resoluing in the cure of a Node a Cerote 59 Resoluing any swelling a plaister 247 282 286. Rewmes a Balm 17. a purging decoction 228 Ringwormes or Tettars an vnguent 301.328.329 Ripening of tumors cataplasmesâ— 40 42â— 43. Ruptures a Bath 27. a cerote 63.64 Rupture to cure them a Driâ—ke 88. Ruptures an Electuarie 114. a powder 208 Ruptures a Fomentation 125 126 Ruptures a plaister 254 255 285. S Schyrrous tumors a plaister to mollifie resolue 237 a pill 233 Scorbutum in the mouth an vnguent 312 Sciatica a plaister 276 278 284. a cerote 75 Scrofula a plaister 342. an vnguent 307. a catapl 55 Scrofulous tumors to spende them away by stoole a powder 220 Skull wounded or depressed a plaister 261 262 263. Sephyros in the breastes a cerote