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Firſt of BEASTS , TREES , HERBS, and} | 
cheir Magical and LT ertuess © | | 
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Second Book containeth moſt Excelient and} Þ 
Rare Medicines for all Diſeaſes happening co the|Þ 
Bodies of both Men and Women, which neyer' yet} | 
| ſaw the Light; An Incompatitle Piece. + 
Third and Laft Book, is a Denarian Tra& , ſhewing | # 
_ | - howto Cure all Diſcaſes with ren Medicaments ; And: the Þ* 
' + Myſtery of the Quaternary, and Quinary Number op ned ;| 
, wich a Table ſhewing the Suns Riſing, Serting, Hours 'of the 
- Day , Hours of the Nighr 35 and how many Minutes are cons þ + 
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colm , whereby as in a Glaſſe every effential part of - 
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rable Shbjeft ; tht pabliſbing hereof, will ſubjeft my pains, and © 
bis long Experiences the common Cenſure of all mens Opinions ; but UI 
” &newing that the tafte differs according to the predominating bumour in © 
* every oxe(viz )ſome love the ſowr,ſome love the ſweet, ſome the bitter, 
” ſometbe ſalt: So 1 doubt not but there will he ſome among ſs the moſt | 
” Sober that will accept of this ſmall Fabrick , wherein thy will find | 
- manyſecret Cloſets , in which are lotht up many pleaſant things bath 
for the Diſeaſes of Body and Mind , if you have the right Keys bereof, | 
© (viz. ) the underſtanding of the matter berein contain d ; to which 
purpoſe, read with pleaſure the third Book, Having no place to deſcend 
” 70 particulars, 1ſhel deſire the Students ia the firſt place to Corrett 
K. rhe Errataes , which 1 bope art xot much material , but will admit of 
an Excuſe. 

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” the Patient and Humour offending, aud ſo thuu ſhalt do wedl, Reader, 
©  Tbe building is but [mall , therefore it would be very improper to add 
any avore 10 the porch bereof , but thok art deſired to wath in and de+ 
- Cight thy ſelf in the beft Rooms , and if thou findeſt any thing therein 
5 iT eth thee » thou art to teke it for thy venture; I ſhall only add 
” Ind # Medicine Compound, of great effcft to keep the Body in 
= bealth , and tbe Humeurs from Putrefattion , it is good againſt the 
” Pune , of which Diſeaſe you will find in the ſecond Book ; its Doſe is 
* from five drops , 19 ſo much es will make a draugbtof Ale, or other 
L. convenient Liquor Tart « it keips down the /apours fromthe Brain , 
" In" fweating and fynt walkings, it's to be uſed ſometimes, and only jn 
Summer time. Take Vyl of Vutriel, and Tinfture of Saffron , of each 
gwo Droms , S)rivp of Red Poppies, a few Drops , to bring it into a 
” Ralſomique Boay. Tis 1 ſhall give ro the moſt Hone ſt and wiſe in this \ 
” Artig judge , if it bethus taken , wheiber it wiſl not prove as Ibave |} 
ſaid; nay and mu > more efjefual, than many others, 

Now if thou [bale accept h:ndly of what 1 bave done ,i thou wilt 
ive me cauſe of bigher thoughts ; but this | will aſſure thee, in what 1 
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robe. SOT (ball referr thee to the Work it [elf , and ſhall wait an op+ 


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Of the Elephant. 


Me Stones of an Elephant fyed, and hanged; 'B, 

bout the neck of a Woman. with Child, cauſerh.. | I 
; ſpeedy and eaſie delivery. His P1zzel ay ma 
worn about the neck; cureth an, Ague. 


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the Stones of thz Bever dryed, and ſo much ofthem} 
as 2 hazel Nut ſcraped in Vinegar,;.and ſo fteeped 24.| 

hours, then pt the Vinegar in a.diſh upon coals, where} 7 

ic. May vapour, and the fume. thereof being taken intoor 

the noſe and mouth, doth cure the, eAtegrem, and all ye: 
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Of the Baager or Gray. ; 
Take the blood of 2 Grey new killed, and waſh your: 


hands in it, and ſmell to it, and ie will cure you. of the 
Squinancy. Itcurethalſo Scabs and Itch. 4 


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Of the Camel. 


8 The hair of the back of 2 Canjel burned to aſhes 
Nops all bleeding preſently. Alſo his Teeth being worn 
Þy 2 woman, makes her to have her natural Courſes; 


Of an Aſe, .. 


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Ed and worn about the body, doth top bleeding imme- 
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Jbodies head, that therein is pained, ic will procure hint * 
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Be Take a great Toad, kill him, and put him into a Horl 
F Dunghill, there ler him lie, and the Anrs will conſum 
E the feſhs -- inthe head:you ſhall find a-thing like atone 
- erear Or lictle, the which being ſer in. Gold, and- wor 
abour a man, ir doth give him warning of any miſchie 
 orit{ rohim that wearethit, by . charging colours in di 
Vers manners. 


Ofthe yellow Frog. 


Take him, and cur off his head and dry ir, and being 
worn about a man or woman, 1. cauſerh rhe party ex{ 
rreamlyctolleep; it alſo ſerrieth. the brains of ſuch as 
ae light headed, bur: it maketh the ur Spur-blind 
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of the pain ofthe Gout in rhehands, and taketh away the / 
-F Crampfrom allparrs of the body. | | 


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Take the Horns of a Stag ina velver head, and: ferigy : 
offthe km or vitm, and dry i It £0. powder;- zndibet 


wornby:-ayyoman in Travel, it cauſerh/ ſpeedy dilive very v 
Ir is a very wholſome thingtode raken inwardly, ir-kibj c 
Jeth all worms, and curerh the Spleen and the Mother | 
it Purgeth the] Liver, it Koppeth the, flowing of 'B 


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TY The Horns of a Scag/kitled im OFobe#, and being ion | 
2d, one dram thereof raken doth cauſe one ro vomur, 
i} The Horns of aStap in ay. hwe (trings much like -- 
WW orms, burare not Worms, yet let cham ba Worms” 
SÞr'nor, dry th2m to: poivdet, and drink a_dranty elietcof | 
on Muſcadine, ir killerh'any worms.ati the body;1ow 
10] -+ The'bone of hs Hearr Semg: worn abour. one Pt 
diha:hthe Falling fickneſs, curerh hinmn a ſhorwrimhe; :Xt 
urerh the Paſhon of the Hearr, and is a very wholſome 
thin. And being rakeafor.a Fulit, doth cure the Mo- . 
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of his velvet head half an ounce, of his Brams dryed, 
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$/ornpleof ms Pretzel; heowg dried, three ar ans, af his Hi Ae. 
Y fem drams ; put to diag vt of white me, the 2boyt 
Ir actoſe Decoit;on; afttr th arftil it;then burn the Feces, * 
Wa: rake: thereof a Salts and put that Salt tro the Diftit- 
& led Water, The Doſe 15 half an ounce. "Ig 
FT This worketh all che EffeRts aforeſaid, "EF 15 200d : 
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wear them abour your-neck; or wrifts , it cauſerh con- 
ception,” And if a man weareth the ſame, he ſhall noc 
have his natural courſe of Sed, though he lie with a 


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diately; and being bound about awomans Thighs, cauf © 
ſeth ſpeedy delivery. 


Of the Squirrel, 


Take his fore teerh and wear them, and you ſhall ne 
yer berroubled\ with the Cramp. 


Of tha Water Rat. 
© Fake hisskinand dry ir, and dreſs it.as a Fu rre, and 
being worn about a woman it cureth- the Mother. Hil 
$ bones beaten to powder do the ſame. rhing being drunk 
-  Anditftopsthe Urine of them thar have no Rerention, 
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\:f * Takealive Viere, and geld him, rake kis Stones, dry 
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of Cumminſeed, and rake the greaſe, which willnot* 3 
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piece of Silk, and wear it about che Neck, and no inſe- - 
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of Trees, and fir of the Cedar}: 
T zee and his Pertues. 


Ake a Salt of the Cedar Tree, and give a dram |} «| 
in broth, and it will cure the yellow Jaundice, 
62nd the rurining of theReins alſo, being made 


of the Li gaum Rhodium T ree' 


"The i Rhodium if it. be _graffed with a white 
= Thorn, ic will bear a fruit like unto a Goard, bur no 
:. * bigger than a Wall-nut ; that fruit. eing.worn abour a | 
5 woman cauſeth conception, 
| Boyled in water and then driedto powder, and drunk | 
- In hte wine, it cureth abſolutely the Stones. Kinki] 


Of the Virre Tree, . 


<li, 
Take the Rinde of the Virre Tree roots dry 


J.- $ 25S 
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» ap necks it.cu ecif hike cine 07 Fro boa prey 

| itn: The Salr of Eu Berrigs being drunk in- 3 
> hits wine cureth all inward: Ulcers, and forcerh che. 
dEimpothumes to break outwardly, | Iv curerh thegiiping 

If * the Belly, and ſcoureth che Reins: They muſt begs 
Thred.in June, July, or Auguſt ; and: ren Sal muſt be 
Jmingled with three or four grains of.-Bzzar. The ,Dofe - 
is ONC ROD with the Bezar in White-WINC, +1%/23-70i 


| \ The Pine Toodbes 16/4 03414 <8; 
1 The Pine Apples being oathered hen they 266 Toll 
"I ripe, the kernels bzing worn by any, the ſaid party ſhall 
| have no Lice about him. 

The ſame do caiife a Woman to hive her Terms.” The 
ſalv.of Pige Apples 15/an excellent Medicine” tor <ifets 

4 things, wy Jor the. Stone. and inp. 6M 
-Fop the Gout. | 3 Wa 0 p 
Ms node "Fe 


T the: green Poe Apples PR — Them fix'of thank, 


- and powder them, and put to then a quart of the ſpirie ©. 
of Vi we 1 ,one pant of Salles Ol, boyl them Klee 
well togethery then flirain it, and let that water finud. rwelug.. 8 
hoars, G4 take off the Ort om the top, then pat to the O FOE 

f one ſpoonfulof fr ref racks ou f i « 
- Rhus bne-ſpoonfal, hes fuyce bf the firings /þ Yarrow # " 3 | 
ſpoonful, four ſpoonfuls of Honey, two ounces of wax; "ti ©. 
Onnces of frone Pitch ; Boyl all theſe together HH it comes to.” B 
JI Es height for a Sere-cloath, the which apply ro rhe. Gout, "4 
Fre Ne oy mmmeadiatoly rake away the pain, and d;fotve the. © 


s Of » 4 Orgs Tris ; 
ae lewes of the Tree and carry them m2 JIeeh 


-bound ro the Navel, and ir wilt caufe a woman ſpec K 
y-rocconceive,' andalſptokmep'i in th2 concepeion 0 tl 
«ld. ©. Fhe ſame teaves powdered and drunk in vehitt ſ\ 
a 


Wine cureth the 'Green Sickneſs, and oppeth the ove 
flowing of the Seed. The juyce of Oranges. pounded 

_ and che pills diſtilled is very good for che Stone, wit! 
Fennel ſeed, Paſley ſeed an ounce, of Dill fred halFan 
5 [ 


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Of the Nutmeg Tree. f 


Take a Nutmeg thar hath the Mace on him,and fer in | 
wa linn:nibag, -and bind ir about' a womans. Leg, and. 
|  - ——_——— Navel, and it Will cauſe het fpeedy 
4 orT- Ic will alſo cure the Squinance if it be Wor : 
"hom eneck, The rind of this Tree H | 
FWLrer: and'drunk ſtoperh. all kinds of Fhuxes. | 


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| 


4 excellent Medicine for the runnin vg of 
Whites iis erage f F R the CHI 


| "Ahe of Nutme gr pounded half a poruna, prut to it ave 
..Þ quart of Sack, one pint of Ee, yr this in 
_— Decolfion, then ſtrain it , then'pat to this. te ore 


© ace of Cinnamon, vinds of Pomngranates ane rg 


S he dow, bojl'it again, and fram it very 
phrec: fpoonfals of it marm, aud i will ch cre che oy 


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Of the j Pamngrene Tres 


ol Takethe juyce of a Pomgranme, _ part of 
| kernels, and of Roſe water two » and p va 
ther, and give it to a yo 


ung "who 4 
ſweerened with ſugar, it dorh faxly knit the Þ "2 
and keep him from a Rupturez but this Cid __ -” 
ingredients muſt be firſt a P 


Ar alles Medicine for a POOL Pl oe belly wo Þ 
Jong. | 4 


: - Bw one pound of Pomegranates Innied ride nl ll 1 
aud put to it white Wine-one ts Davie Wether he 

oy pur, Nine 4 quarter of 4. ror Rows, cr 

j. Salomons Seat; of cach one: quireraf apound, i Layne} J 

have theſe laſt roots, then put 12 a qammtar: nou 

uf Honewort Roots, and add to it ore pitt of Roſie waver, 

all all theſeiin a cloſe Decoftion, and afreruha aq ne 
neo ; and this aoth ChrE any Ruptiie, The Diſt OI 


' poonfuls, - | *E 
JT .. = Of the Balſ mus Thaw! &. 


The Rind of the Balſanrur Tree is of gnour 
being warn about the Neck, it maketh a man blind we 
ſee agUn, ſo that the eye be clear ana ful, It ual WA a». 
ways Pin and Web in the eye in comrimumecy ef vane. Ws 


An excellent Medicine for whe Drapſre. 
: 6 Ps four ounces of Balfamuns, and wy | 


-& ; ang 7 al to it One_ once of Ds 


- LIFAg 0! heſe"\rogither, and boyl>it rh S 
a beight and it will make Pills, The Doſe is one ſeruple.} S 
> Thi will, give/ren- or rwelve” ftools to any one thar' 
- hayea Drophe, and will-cure ic abſolutely: 


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Dras | | grains, Gun © 
gon half an ounce," mix t 


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= .Takeagreen Lemmonand wet- it in Wine Vinegar, 
* and ſewirc ina bag, and bind ic to the nape of the neck, Þ ©- 
* and\inmediacely ic Gayerh bleeding.  The-:juyce bfl * 
- Lemmon being dropped in a green wound, do:h-imme- 
”  diately op the bleeding. ' | HY 
* -* Tike the juyce of Lemmons and diftil ir wich Copgie= * 
es, equal pares or weights, it makethia Warer rhar-wHll | 
eare all wounds, # purgeth che” Liver, and purifieth ths . 
Blood, -it-cucerh the whire'Scurfy I mean” rhe» juice of | 
Iemmons dothithis.” - 6 451 


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-_ A Medicine for the Gor, Oo OO 


% ; 2d ke & Lemmon and bruiſe it, and pit to' of a little 
= Vinegar, that» is, one ſpoonfal,, uhd one 7 of 
X = werhes oyl 5 forr / eerily of Wheat flower, e [poonful | 

$«?: © 25 217 ) . : TC ; 
pe Force, an apply it to the place; and this will taky | 

: ; avs y the pam m three honars. | BG | OT 


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| +8 5 Of the Saſſafras Tree. 


This ts an excellent Tree, and of divers Vertues, 
cal Veftoes are by his ſmefl, and that is For 
rim, akdfach like pains of the head, and moft 


F 


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£ # CS - 2X 2 "EY bs. $ ' 3 $- 72 FY Abt, 1; JH. b. £1 
5 rg sf Ln” "0 VOTRE TORE 7 ; EL. EE 
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to "Saf. fra 15-4 great dryers i ir eh the. Rheum $"mhe”? 
le Þ Salt of ir is a very. excellent thing for many Dileaſes, .7 
ar but eſpecially for «Morbus Gallicss, 


The Doſe is half adram in Butter to Ls in lt | 


or LWOs . 
For making o the Salt thereof the Rind 5 the pa” 
/ "'Þ "ES 7 
2 . The Firſt Medicine of Saſſafras. 4, 0 bo 7 


et Ake one «pow of Safſ« afras thin fliced and dried. 
. | -4 Over, then beat it to powder, and take as mutb Nat- - 

"» mes s made 11 T- d page. and mmgle both together. andian iv 
I, _ mornmg Tall , drink 1-with 4 little Ales it £mmth the 3 
4 Conghef the Tay and the 5h >, and tas Ab __ — 4 
I lent opener of the Stonvath. . ; The E-Dgfess: one\ _ $44 


C The ſecond Medicine of Saf afras 


b T 4 one pound of Saſſafras made ſmall; aud; 
a pottle of the beſt Sack, and boyl tt 18 4a cloſer c Di E 
Eon, gras it, aud pur to that liquor China Doe 
ounces, Tfinglaſs two ounces, Pomegranate Riuds tmwaoouns. 
ces, unfed one ounce, Liquorice and Ci, _ 4 
ewnces; boyFthis again in cloſe Decoition, Fe. hol cath * 
the ftrongeſt Balneo, The Doſe is'fonr.. ſp oat $u oral © 
cxreth the Rhewrs or -Pox, and fare ns of 
Reins, the Whites in Women ſeorrets the . 
good for divers: things, | 


"te avs Medicine f S4 Sabre? 


Saffafras made into fine powaey, + ed 
3 FI it ts itof ue Were Fennel half. Load, 2 Rhenu- 
3 barb an exree and a. , Dragred: halt an ounce, Senna. 
_ ewe ewrees, P two ounces, Epitamy and Sticadoes' 
| * beſo Ann; ved and Fennel! ſeed two ounces, and pt to” 
| Deal ethree quarts of Roſe water, then boyl it in a'cloſe 
wm ed it, aud put Sugar to'it, and makg' 
yp. The Doſe is three ounces. T his 75 & 
e fe rpctal for the Pox, Dropſie, and arvers.o- 
Res. 
Do” Saffafras cureth the Pox, the Jnflonnaties| 
' the Stone Pox, or Pock of the Lungs; it 1s ex= | 
" ln fir tho Sree, being difſoloed 5 in white Wine, and cu-. dr 
n- the Piles downer ds the place being waſhed there- 
® Sa alſo iteureth hers, Pack ſores, C ankers, Fiſtulacs, . 
|  Botcher, ang eſpce:olly a Noli me tanzere, © The Doſes 
þ from bulf «Dram toa Dram in white Wine, $2 F-2 1 


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Of the Yew Tied. A, 


— 


--"The Berrievof a Yew Tree dryed, and wortin a lids 

i hag about the Neck, doe help? the ly of the :. 

: F Jleedi > ar the Noſe; ane Jum of rhe erof t P 

”" deing taken in drink doth Rap Fluxe$» the Rating of F, 
the eins ; alſo ir cureth the ſcalding af the Unine. 


Ake the Salt of the Yew Tree, and put it into an Coal. 
Glaſe, and pn , it the ſpirit of Vinegar, an fer pro- 


on 7 tac, the then ſet it ater frongyf heat for our "ew | 


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SM > Fs $7 . 
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+ 1 SE 2] 25 . X Pg” tþ 
«5 þ 7 


vw itto 4.5, A NN pee, py 
r divers Diſeaſes, eſpecially for the rej apr 7M 2] 7 
, oo of the Fare, burning of the Liver, It alſo tt ©. 
W# pars, it bath aynrging q aſt by avoiding Urine, 1s 18 
gf get eensy to the Srove 17 the bladder, cureth filcers in 
he Tard, and is a great preſerver_of the Kianeys. The 
Doſe 1s half Det in ſweet Wine. ; 3 


f1 
p 


excellent Medicine for the fretting of the Guts, and to 
h11l Forms in the Stomach and Belly. 


" Ahe one pint of new Mk and boyl i it, then WY off. the 

| Cream, and put one dram of the ſalt of the Tew Tree to 
I, aud add two þ pens of Manna, and of Munmia half a 

(ran, and drink a 0 good erqaght of 6 it, p Ran 


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A __ for the Leproſs i. 


Ake a Bath of t the Yew Tree only in common. Watir, ON 
1 it, and put it in a Tubfor adry Bath; this ſwear © 
I io care the Leprofie and the Pox, and mabeth the body 
cl:en, cauſing the Scabs and Scurff to fall, and the very yn. 
alſo.to pill and fall off, fo that it cleanfeth the whole body, 


s X31, 

pj» We... 3 . 

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F.. 6. . % 2 
Another. ; 40 


br the grounds of - Ale ſeven or eight Gallons, as. $' 
it. znto alarge Kettle,then take ſix - pound. of the Tew |. 3 
Tree fi. and cut them ſmall as herbs to the por, and put.» 
:t znto the ſaid grounds of Ale, then put into it three quarts .” 
f of the ſtrongeſt Vinegar, two handfulls of Bay Salt, boy, 
this mellrogether, and eng 4 zs {0 my that 4 man s 4 


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F*  . 9x Fm0, it will ſoak and take away the pain of the Gant, ai 


$i ; 6 
:: Legs ; it will cure the Megrim, and. all-the pains of tif 
Head ; it maketh women have their Comrſes, rf they cou 
- af aely a when ut is very hot lay cloaths on it to hel 
us? by 07 ſcalding, fo cover thens all round and. (well a 
Wwe 2 * « o 


Of the Liane Tree, 2 I uh 
Take a piece of a fingers bredth of the bigneſs and 
ſquare. of the rimber of this Tree, and if any one be hyrf 
or bleed onthe Noſe, write his name on one-fide of the 
ſtick, and on the" concrary fide th='Charater of OR 
then burnthe Rick, and ic ceaſerh* bleeding immediarlyi 
. His leaves being gathered in the bud and diſtilled! 
+ make an excellent-Medicine for the Strangury, and Con” 
by *fimprion of the Ktanzys. - "—_— A&” . Fo, 


3 4 


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f 


\ Mn excellent Medicine for & burning Frvene®. + - 


MT Ae apartic of the water of Lime Tree; alt put to'ih. 
"I. ferr ounces of French Barley boyl it in a loſe: Deco; JP 


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of Quickbane Free berries green; and 


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Fe = # bags __» > S OY He bh . ; j ; oh 2 
i - \ P «x ”; ® LS "ad "S © Ss IS 3 * 
_” gs ef; 1 To. 3p Ke RR ATE. a WE PEE Og Pa 
3 "3+ - 0 A PX 25 5 - % Pa. wn - $ J SIOOWS 2, 2 Q] . 4 
oy IF" ee Wm 4 & LK 
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Ic - ar ng YAIMmity «FT - renee \ 1 ” 
ind ys ſame boariet py Ardin them ds ove chem : 
o-any beaft- or man, thar is overſeen by a VVicch 'or 2 
Viihcrafr, andir helpeth them. 
a Take a cluſter 'ofrhe-ſame berties, and hang chem 2 F- 
:AÞour a Horſe neck, and it will cure” —_— him: of the 
Farcy'or Faſhons. 
Take three ripe berries of the {aid tree, and 1 pour} 
Shem, and give them in whice VVine, and it doch! af abſg- 
4 July cure the yellow Jaundice. 
: f be firſt Aodicim of the Salt of Quickhan Tree, Or 
g "wild Aſh. G 
vi Abe of his Salt half an ounce ond pit to-it three ounces 
of the ſpirit of wine, and diſſolve it therem, then nm 


' 4-9; ina glaſs, and ſet it onthe fire until it comes: to jus 
. Fody of Salt agarn, then he 15 well. 


The Vertues of it; 


* Being raken in white VVine, it doth an away the 
5 pirics or yapours, it. proyokeri ſweat, but not m 
looſens the belly, bur not much; it tayerh abſotur 
he Running fof che Reins and VVhires in VVonen z 
4 | = Liver, and is a great opener of the p far 
e$2d moſt excellenc for the cough of the Lungs, and hath” 
Wivers other vertues. The Dole is 5j. 
If it be mingled with the liquor, or water of Honey, 
& diffolverh Gold, Silver-and Copec, and makes: them 
Fledicinable\, and excellent -Phyſick ; for by them he 
& enrictied in virtue, The which three 'Medicines ſhall 
ere be [aid down. Take 


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4 £1 x #: T” _—_ " « ; Pt : - aw 
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's . pam o———_—_—_— > ; = — GER OO I wm_ 
Oc »&+/ 7 v i 


| Ake one pound:of Honey, and add. one pound of Oy 
 Þþ Olivermmto it, and beat them well [together, then p#t i 
zo 4 Still Body, and-a1titin the greateſt Balnev, then pant 
the Oyl from :t and keep thas water," _«, ; | | . 
=; Theb:take of that water one :ounce; and: of the Salt. of 
-  "Quyckhanehalf angince, then tate ove dramr uf Gold and! 
, make it into ſmall parts, and in. forty eight houts at wil 
F diffabue.' '- Jo an 0320051 
- Then take that di ſolut;on and pat it into a Stil” Body fi 
for the purpoſe, then aiftil it. This water you mnſt heep wel 
ry preciouſly. The Doſe 15 one Drachm in one {poonfulfn 
ofytute V Vine; .:..:- OS. HY. 
Follow the ſame proceſſe with Silver and Coper, as yo 
have done with Gold. | he Doſe of them is two drops ol 


either of chem, Which is adouble proportion. 


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And nom here Hollowerhthe Vertaci o* the. firſt \Dedicintft 


which is the Medicine of Gold.” , 
This Medicine of Golds vety excellent to be oIven b 


| any man ma Conſumption, for if it be poſſible rhat 
cat, be recovered; this will: recover him in fuch” ſHoltP 
time; that he ſhall find preſent eaſe. Ir rakertv away rh F 
Redneſs of the Face in {3x or eight times taking, .ir put f 
geth' the | Liver exceedingly ; for it will} make birt] | 
qualmes of * water ro come over the: Stomach ;-ir is} 


greatfirengthener of Nature, and preferver - of the Kid : 
# neys. "0% J=6& | L 


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Zn T he Vertues of the ſecond Medicine, viz. Of Silver. q: 
pteſaſ® 
remed 


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! Take twodrops af it inwhite VVine, it'1s a 


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Strangury,and rakerh away the ſc 


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be unnezit healerh any wound, but eſpecial 1 
"Mburr in the body ; and ſo doth the Medicine of Coper, 


| Bfor the Rheum. | | 1 1 
S Bur this Medicine compoſed of all the three none is. 
incomparable, which 1s this, "© 2u 


( 


Abke one Doſe of Gold, one of Silver, and' ove of Co= 
per, and put them 4ll together into three ſpoorfuls oft 
white Wine, 'and it doi}; cure al) the Diſeaſes aforeſaid 
more effetually than' oze by one, "_ . 

\ * | 


yo Of the Prickwood , or Dog Tree, otherwiſe called the 
of Squirrel Phyſick. HE NESS. 


*F For, when the Squirrel is fick or .brufed, he reparreth 
Jpreſencly unto this Tree, and he will hack it, or eat of 
rhe berry, the which will purge him, and ſo he recovers 
Jhis health. 

JS Take of the Berries thereof dried, and wear them a- 

8 bout you, and for two hours at that preſent rhey-will 

> I provoke: you to ſleep, bur ir preſerverh one from-the 


I ſhall not fall. 


4 Take two 'ounces of the Berries and boyl them itr 
-of White V'Vine one partzand filcer it, and give one ſpoen- 
-Y ful thereof, ir cureth the Stitch-and Spleen immedrrtely, 
J it curet/alſo: the growing of the Melc , it cutertithe 
{I Drophie, it purgerh and breaketh VVind, it Raves'the 
IVVhires in VVomen, ir is good againſt the Stone, it pu- 
{rifierh che Back and che Kidneys, alſo ic cureth the Pox 


aluredly, 
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£8 x ia _ S 
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geſpecially for an inward wound, and 1t'15 moſt excelleng * =; 


& 


J Falling ſickneſs, rhat whoſoever hath -rhis abGut them- 


b 


. 


WED IT... p< | ws _ OE. 
9 Fo *- L _ : j -. 


' Abe the Rinds of Pric:wood Tree one pouud, and pow- 
der it, then boy! it in four quarts of == Wine; Cin-«; 


namon four ontices, © emma two ounces, Rhtubarb half an 4 

ounce, boy! this again in 4 cloſe Decottion, then aiſtil it in 

the ſtrongeſt Balneo. 
Tha pat to this diſtilled water of Liquorice powder one ; 


ounce, powder of Anniſceds one ounce, drawn Caſſia one 
outice, Helleborws Albus one ſcruple, boy! this again ma « 
clofe Decottion, then diftil it again, 

The Dole toa weak body is half an ounce, and to. 
one that'is ſtrong one ounce, This cureth all the Diſeaſes | , 
before mentioned. _. 8 . 


Of the Service Tree. 


The fruit of it deyed and worn about the neck. top- 
peth bleeding, ir cauſeth a woman to keep her child, 
and earengreenir-is a very wholſom fruit for women f | 
with child, ic will make chem go our their time, except. 
it de by fome great accident, , 3k the party .uſing this 
ſame muſt refrain from V Vine and much Rrong drink+ 
\ _ The water of this Tree is excellent good for the 
Stranguryz and all invard bruiſes,-it is a great ſcourer 
of the Kidneys, ic is a great enemy ..to the Stone, it 0» 
pens: the conduirsef rhe body in all parts, it cureth che. 
yellow Jaundice, ir helperh ſore breaſts, it is molt ex4 
cellent for a Fitula and-Canker, eo 


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' The Medicine of it 14 this. 


" FI Ake one pound of the fruit pownded, ang put to it de 
1 quart of Sack, and diſtil it in Balnev, and pwe tot 
F Galangal, Fennel ſeeds, Liquor ice ana ane ounce C ming 
Bf 22947: two ounces, boyl this 12 4 cloſe Dercottion, and diftit 3 
YN in Balpeo, : Ha IO} q 
"| The Doſe is one ſpoonful. This worketh all the ef- 
"| feQs aforeſaid, and is an exceeding wholſom remedy fo: 
wind, eſpecially in the ſmall Guts. : 
”$ Take the jilice of Servic:s, and annoint the Piles 
and Hemorrhoids therewith,and 1t cureth them in tw2n- 
ty four heurs. EEE 


Of the - Peach Tree. i 


Take the Peach when iz is half ripe, and dry it inthe 
Sun, then ſteep it in Vinegar three days, then make i 
bot on a chafing diſh of coals in a Sawcer, and as hot as 
the-party can ſuffer it, bind it to rhe Navel of a woman, 
Ic will cauſe her to have her Terms, and alfo to conceive. 
The dittilled water of the Pzaches, or of the leaves,is ve- 
| ry excellent againſt theBevers, -hot Agues, and Pleuris. * 
| fies. The Doſe is one ſpoonful ar rwo. , _ _ by. 
S_ Tr-purgerhche Liver and Blood, ir Roppeth rhe flpw. 
ng of the Seed if it be gathered in the bloſſoms. Icbe- 
4"s diffilledcureth the ſhaking of che joints. , 


The Medicine of the Peach. 
LE of prong Foes of che Peach Tree when they 
$12 oft, hd aljo of the Ieuves, ani diftit them, Thaw 


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4 \ 24.» Of Trees, with thetr Magical, © 
F Hake three pints of that d1jtilled water, and put tot Cinna 
” mon one pownd, then diſtill again. The Doſe is one ſpoon 
% | 
== ful; | | | 
- - This doth-all che effeCt before mentioned, and it ki 
lethworms allo; ic 1s a great opener of the Stomach 
and a grear purger of the Liver , it is excellent again( 
the Strangury, and the ſcalding of the Urine ; and goo 
for divers other things which in your praQtice will be 
ſeen. 


Of the Show T ree. 


Take green Slows and ſteep them whole in-the Oyl of 
| Spike 24 hours, then take them out and dry them n 
> Oven,then ſteep them in that oyl again, and ſo ler the 
F remain 1n it, and keep it in a Gally pot, #ſ#s, Take three 
of thoſe Slows, and bind them to rhe Navel, and let 
them lie 24. hours, and it will aſſuredly-top the bloody 
Flux. | ry WT 
*.  Boyl green Slows with the Oyl of VVormwood, thi 
Navel being annointed, and the Stomach-therewith, ff | 
ullech all the worms 1n man, woman and child: - | 


=. wer anal. and. Si i lh 


The Medicme, 


FE Ake of the water of diſtilled Slows one-pottle, add on 
2 = nowrd of Frerch Barley, aud. let it freeptwo Aa s, th : 
ſtrain it ; put. to this Liquor half a pound of Monghe Al 


175, 4 quarter of a pound of Liquorice; Boyl this 11 acloſl 


 Decoltion, then.diſtil it in. Balneo, The Doſe is two ſpoo 
Fuls. "2 wh > 1 , * _ k ; 


LY 


great reftorer of 1 


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pf. QC PO ONS I FD "wp kck 4h. oF * 41-1 tt An.d 


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A ver x fer ong F HED AT «ane nat © 
4 / TP | bk p 4 : q " Ws —_ © © 


is | cis: Vinegar will work upon, the metals very. tron *þ 
hy | Þ ly, it is otherwiſe called Acetum. Radicesn. .... 


f T ake green Slows before the ſhells of the ſtones be hard, 
and pound them and ſtrain them, then diſtill that Liquor 
ae 2n the ſtrongeſt Balneo, and put to it the like quantity of | 
Slows as before, being bruiſed, then put it into a cloſe weſ= 
ſel, and boyl it in acloſe Decoftion, then diſtil it again mw 
the ſtrongeſt Balneo ; and of it recerve three waters, the firſt. 
vs the ſtoongeſt, and keep it m aſtone veſſel. This is 4 woſt 
excellent V inegar. and will work up» metals very ſtrongly, 
the Feces of it will make an excelle:t Salt, which js very © 
binding for Fixes. | 


Of the Mandrake A pple. 


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The Mandrake green Apple being worn about the * 
S neckofthe party char hath a VVen, even as the Apple 
doth wither, ſo ſhall the V Ven. . -" 
 _ The Mandrake Apple is the colde(t Apple or fruicthar #3 
1s, anttprovokerh fleep,” ſo that the juyce thereof-drunk 1 
in white wine, the patty ſhall hardly be awaked. oj 


The Medicine of the Mandrake Apples. 


f Ka ſix or ſeven Md wdrake Apples, and put to thems 

one pint of Vinegar, boyl them in a cloſe Decoftion, then” } 

poitr away the Vinegar , and cruſh or pound the Apples | 

to a pulp, then put to it one pint of ſtrong Aqua Varz, 1 

« ot that diſt;ll it in Balneo, The Dole is one © 

achm, bk 
ca ON” 


uach, and ding good againt wind ; 1 is-; 
purger of che Liver zur caketh away the lightneſs © 
eads 1n fick perſons, and provoketh a moti kind and 

e fleep ; it cauſerh women to haye their Terms: 


ec 


for divers other things. 


ry 


FV ith their Magical and 
fical Y/ ertues, 


Of the great French Mallavs. . 


Ake of his ſeeds and hce them Thread, 
and being worn about the Arne and Nect i 7 
. helperh the Ague and Cramp, and bound abour. | 
: gathering place of a woman in traveh, ir cauſeth ſpecs, 7 
ly.delivery. The ſmall Mallow is beter chanthe STCATe. 
F- ſupplerh and looſerh, ic is yery good for « bruiſe, and;  '* © 
Þ 5of a very cold nature, —_ 


| eli. ti dt £2 


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& Freveb Mallow leaves and aiſtil.thew, 4 
re Faro Ethot water F092 pubc1s #SHES as fa 
ences, Chma three ounces, Galanoal two ounces, Saſſaperil 
Ia two ounces ; boyl this in acloſe Decotion, then prefs uf 
ad put to that Liquor of figs half a pound, Dates, Liqui 
rice, Anniſceds, GCinnamoy, of each.two ounces, Scabios w 
ter two quarts, Bawm water one quart , Roſe water 0 

wart ; boyl all this in acloſe Decottion, after that diftul 
2» Balneo: Then take the Feces of this and make Salt . 
them, and put that Salt into the Water. The Doſe 1s tw 
ounces {weetned with Sugar'to the taſte. 
This 1s a moſt excellent Dier for the Pox, -Rhew 

plic, agd Pours, ang all moiſt diſeaſes. 

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s A. The ferro Medicine  * 
Make Yrr quarts of the water diftilled from the cn 


i. 20u Mallows , Liquoricer, Cinnamon, of each fo 
eunces, Datiles two ounces, Galangal and T heriacle of cad 
ere ownce, Mithriddte three drachms ; boyl this in acla 
, Deooition, then ftrain it, and pe ro that ſtrained tiqn 
* #hree ounces of Honey, then boyl it agam, and after th 
&ſt;[it> The Doſe is three So $. 
 Fhis is an excellent Medicine for: divers 


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efpecially for che Pox of Rheum, Tr is a great comfhrts 


- 


6 the Stomach and of che Pipes.and Paſlages. - 5 


4 - 


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The third Medicine, which is an exctent C lifter. 4 


Ake Mallows one pound, pounded, and, au out the * 
juyce, put to it one pint of Salet Oyl, and boyl it tege- | 
ther in a pipkin; then take of Agaritk our ounce, pe > 
into one pint of White Wine V jnegar, then ſtrain it, avd pu 
that Vinegar to the Oyl, then take one Furce of 'G el, 
_ Burrage , Strawberry leaves , Houſeleck, Marden-t@r, 
and put all theſe int» the former Irqnor, and boyl it m acloſe 
decottion ag am, then ſtrain it, and take Annſeeds, Fen- 
net ſeeds, Dill ſeeds, of each one ounce , Cardsmon two 
drachms ; boyl it again in a cloſe decaftion, and ftiram it as 
before. Co | OO 
This 1s a moſt excellent Clifer, and cannot be 
ed, The Doſe of the ſaid liquor is ten ounces” for 
Cliſter. | du Bed; | 
; Of the Mouſe-ear. * 1 76 BY 


Takz of the leaves of Mouſe-ear and dry them,-and 
being worn about a man or woman, no infe&ion can take 
hold of the party ;. it isbelt robe gathered in irs prime, ® 
The water of it reviveth rhe ſpirits it comforreththe 4 
Heart, ahd driverh all filth from the Heatr,'' The Taid 
Herb groweth in dry-places. $194 +2 WP of 


The firſt Medicine. bro 


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. | Akeof Mouſe-ear half a pound, and put tot" ohe 
 ®. quart of white wine; boyl it 14 4 cloſe. Deco#ton, then © 
aiſtil it, and put to that diſtilled water, of Liv wert half a 
q © powd, Angelica and: Stabrous of each three ounces) andipoyt 
Ys Afi Devil FR OG 
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v. ,  *Ilus s #noſt excellent water for th: Stomach, to 
 metmicofrhe Liver: ic raketh away the redneſs of ths 
© Face, i quickens the Spirits, and 1s yery excellent againſt 

” hanpdiſcaſes, F | 


2A 
AS 


| The fe ecoud Medicine of Afou ſe-ear. | it 


Kher two ounces of the juice of Meouſe-ear, of THelle- ', 
," borus Albus two drachms, of Verdegreaſe and uſal-® 
call Rutter of each two drachnes, of Sallet Ol half an annce, 

boyl this all together, and take this Ort and drefs the place =" 
awrce, at oureth them, ot 


The third Medicine. 

T hee two oxnces of the juyce of Monſe-rar, put to it q 
zt 
7t 
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4 two drachms of Agarick in fine powder ſearced of 
* the ſaltof Tobacco one y v2 two ſpoonfuls of Honey, the 
b; = of one * ks Oyl of Roſes three dram:, boy! this to a 


and f make 4 ſuppoſitary aud ſo uſe it. 


Of Angelica, 


Taketh: Roots of Angelica and dry th-m hard, ch2n fc 
curthzm mn ſquace ſlices, chen lacerhem on a filk rhread 
Ik-to a braceler, and wear them about rhe Arm or 
Neck, and it kzeperh awry all infeftion from the body, 
and cureth the Spleen, and it will caufe a woman tp cop-. 


The ſoft Medicine of Angelics. | * 


Uberbedipilled water of | Angelica half a pier, of | 
[Dragon and Seabions water, of each belf a pint, get to | 
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yuy ounce, top this i in achſe 5 6-4 5 
_ put to that 6 tilled water of white prodramorrs » 
f {oral for arccl ms , of Pearl two” drachens:, Fe . "= 
Þ bothes Horn half a drackm , of Creet a ayacham's. | 
ten grains, boyl this agam m-a cloſe Decottion, ahen diftet 
m_ in the ſtrongeſt Balneo, then put all the Feces | e 
and put a new proportion of waters unto them , then 
in a cloſe Decattion, and diſtill it from the Feces, 
this ſecond water by it ſelf. | 
The firft 1s a mob excellent Cordial, and workerh 
'{ great effeRts in the Sromach, which ſhall be ſeen by is | 
operation. The Doſe of both the fir{t and ſecond water | 
1s 'one ſpoonful, 1 


The ſecond Medicine of Angelica, 


. T/ he of the a1 filled Water of Angelica ove pret, with 
half a pint of the juice of Bonewort preſſed out, and gue = 

it into 4 circulating glaſs, and there let it circulate, awd 
:t will come to a E ly, then take that Gelly, . and = 
Roſe water one pint, fine Sugar half a pound, boyl it 
ther into a body, The Doſe is half an ounce. 
This is moſt excellent for inward bruiſes, and coms 
end the Stomach) atid it is "ey wholſome "= 
| chings. 


ns 


The third Aotining of Angelica B L 


" Uhe the Herb elica and dry it to powder, and 
take two _— of that powder and put to it one dvane 
' Saffron in fine powdery tmo Nutmegs, fix Cloves, thee 

—y f Elecampane, Amnſ, eeds, Fenel _ 
wa) 


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, 4 g of - & N EE 79Y Fa-:a.. Jys's 3 * & 
4 N £ 4 s 2”. WM a . iy 
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od ES OE Bon, SE as; o 
2, OS»: 2 


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' ſeraple, allmaae very ſrhal!, Honey frve ounces ; mix all 

* Tthes together, and boyl it to a height. for Pills, The Doſe 
= t# Aaadrackm-in:tbree Pills. , 


This is anexcellent thing for the Stomach, eſpecially 
again wind, ir breaks Flegm, and it-is a great opener 
of the Pipes, anda great purger of the Liver, the ofrener}: 
you: take ir the becter; it 1s good fot divers diſeaſes, and 


it will keep long. | A . 
" Of the Cuckowpintle othermiſethe Sterchmare , this is þ 
| | the little Dragos. | I; 


Take the Round pintle , and ſew it in ilk, and pur 1c 
up into the woman, 1t cauſeth her to haye her courſes 
-In four hours time; the ſame being dryed to powder, 
and one dram of 1t drunk in a lictle whitewine , doth 
workthie ſame effect. One handful of the leaves uy! 
 <d very ſmall', puc coir one ſpoonful of ſalr. ,vineg 
* and barly meal, of each half a, pint, boyl- this into. a; 
* witice very chick ,' and lay it to the Gout, whether inf, 
| bufrent feet, aud ic will ſoak tl:e knobs,and rake away ,, 


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ro 25:1! The firſt Medicine, - 


Ake the Roots of this Herb 5 and aiftill them 5 then 
F&. take of the water one quart, and put ta it of Wild 
Time , or Garden Time, and Hyſope, of each three ounces 

"of. Roe two ounces y diftil this inthe ſaid water ,\ then" pt 

| oat of Cinamon, Liqueris, and Anniſeed, each'one ounce 

” . bojl thisin a Cloſe decoittion,' apt diſftil it again, Th 

© -:Doſcis aneſpggalul, oe on > 0 hn 


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\ This is a ge: Alte) C, Watet aga KD: => EM 

harate infe&tious "and eſpecial 5 Ee”! > bemng 4 
drunk faſting before you go a road ; BEES + "2 
[nd che Mother , it is allo a great EE of rhe 
mach, andpurger of the Lungs. 


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T; he ſerene Medicine, | 4h pe 


TT of Roots, Leaues. and all of this Heb" 
burn them , make a Salt thereof , this Salt is a Phew 

cellent AMedicime againſt the Stone , and a great parger 
# che Re1ns. 


\ 


The third Medicine, 
TH th leaves of this Herb and dry PETTY 


and grve as much as will lhe 048 4 —— fo 4 A 
{hild, T. Prege » Raiſons , Marmalet'\, or - of an 
y Apple, ana it killeth all worms , flop «th the © Sg 
| ftayerh the falling of the F dans and maketh thiws 
tf 70 keep therr water that piſſe a bed , it is {we wy . 1i- 


vers erher things, fe "i "YN 
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Of H ſypericon, or St, Tohns Wort. 


| This Herb being gathered when che fign is in Aris 
y; and then preſently dryed , and made into fine pow-. 
der, and worn abour the necki in a filk bag , doth cure 
the Squinſey , rhe Mumps , the 'Megrim , and difi- 
neſſe of the head, A deco&ion of this Herb 
Planten: water | being rn; doth heal any Ine 
"Eq fore 


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£ 7 4 £ i .Y F / p « i [ F4 FE # 4 ] £2 : Fn G 51 ; 
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2 q  —— - «7 # V £ 
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Medecine. of Hypericon , an excellent watey 10” 


- 


Ake of bis diſtilled water , Angelica and Plantint 
water, of each one quirt , put theſe together, and put 
roztof Saſafras wood, Sarſapariila, and Dattils, o 
each two ounces, Epithemum half an ounce, Sticades 
half an ewnce , Galangalone ounce , Anniſeeds, Liqudric, 
Coeur » of each one ounce , boyled i @ cloſe decoftion, 
m_diſtil in the ſtrongeſt balnes, The Doſe is three 


SH oo —— wc 


This is2 molt excellent diet to be taken mornings 
withother courſe of Phylick 1. it;curerh the Pox, and all 


punrelaBion of the bloo.{ , and all moiſt diſeaſes , it al» 

purtfieth the blood. a 

Kt. | I 
A The ſecond Medicine, | tl 


MN hs of the Juice of St. Tobns wort y avid vapeur it 
k to 4 thick [ubfarce , with three ounces of Suga», 

ix owices of Roſe water , four ſpoonfuls of honey z and 

boyl it to a hight , and make pills thereof, The Doſe is 

half a dram co be taken faſting. | | 

This1s an excellent thing tor the Scomach + a great 

opener of the Pipes , purgeth the Liver , and is a bal- 
ame to the body of man, » 


The third Aadichee, | 
OE bet [ae of twe ones , and d; (ſolve it 14 a pint 


] f —; this is an admirable thing far. as 
| or new > one ſpoonful of it druvk, doth k11t att 


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the worms whatſoruer , an. is of 4 very great yirtie,.. 
". The ſatt alone dry, being eaten with meat; 1n. time ,- 
doth cure the Pox ; its excellent for. the ſtone. Put ell * 
theſe former all together ( viz ) the Pulls,, the Salt diſ- 7 
ſolved in Roſe water , and put to them,of ſmeet Almonds I 
half a peuwnd , then diſtil it , keep this diſtilled 'water 
very cloſe , and burn the feces and make ſalt of it , and 
pit that ſalt wnto the diſtilled water. The Doſe 1s half a 
dram, 5 

This doth work all th2 effes aforeſaid', and hath 


many more yirtues, 


Of Cardans Bened;fins, 


/ 
The down of Carduus being ſcraped into a little bag, 
and worn about the neck , doth cure the Kings Evil if 4 
1t be not yer broken , it cureth alſo the ſweiling of the © | 
throat. 


| The firſt and moſt excellent Cordial water, 
] | x . x : 4M | 
| Ake of Carduus thj1,and pound it, put to it one pint of 


Roſe water, Fumetory water one pint,of Bawm water one 
pint.let this infuſe together two days, then diſtil it, Then take 
| by; more of Carduns,o pound it,and put it to that diffilled- - 
$2 ater, then boyl it in a cloſe Decottion, after that  diftil it is. 
Þ Salneo, then put to that diftilled water Cinnamon ne 
ounce, Liquorice , and Horehound, and Scabious drie1, of 
Y each two ounces, Annmſeeds, Carraway ſeeds, of each-one'  * 
Y ornce, Orange pills two ounces, Coral half an ounce, Bexar . © 
B/alf a drachm, Pearl four drachms, Albothoes Horn half a 
' drachm, Harts Horn one ſcruple, Civet and Mnk of each" 3 
half adrachm , bo yl this in actoſe Detoftion, then OfER 


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have a ſpeedy delivery, 1 
T hen take the Feces and make a ſalt of them,and put that 
ſalt imto this Liſt and ſecand water, and let it diſſolve 12 it, 

T hen take Senna five ounces and burn it to aſhes, and put it 
to the [aid water, three ounces of Polipodiunm ſliced and | 
* ſhred, three drams of Rheubarb, as much of Diagredium, P/ 
” of Epithemum beaten one ounce, boyl this together ina cloſe 
 Deoottion, then ſtrain it, and add to the ſaid hiquar fix -- 
 - ounces of Honey, the yolk of three Eggs, the powder of || © 
* Daftills one ounce well ſearc:d, the powder of Turbith ſear- 
red one ounce, boyl this to gether to 4 herght,ard make there- 
of Pills, The Doſe is a Dram made up into five Pills. 

This is a moſtexcellent purge, it cureth the Dropfie, 
the overflowing of the ſeed, it 1s excellent againſt rhe 
Pox; and for divers other diſeaſes. 

The Downof Carduus being laid on a green wound, 
doth heal ir. admirably , and rhe ſalt of it pur into a. 
wound, doth the' ſame likewiſe, and keepeth it clean 
and ſure. - © 


Of Valerian, 


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E "Take the Roots of Valerian, and cut them in prett y, 
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D a5 a braceler, it will cure the Cramp, and it is exceeding 3 
good for che ſhaking Palſey, and being pound aboirr. 
the leg of 'a Woman, cauſerh her to have ſpeed y delive- 
IV, and it cauſeth a Woman to have. her Courlſes.. Tris 
good for the Heart, it cureth a bleeding vein, 1f a-mah "1 
and his wife drink one to the other in the hour of Venus --; 
of the diſtilled water hereof, it cauſeth love beryeery. E 
them. Ir is as Phyſical as Labdanum. - 


The f rſt Medicine of Valerian called, The Fatal Liquor, 


T ake two pound of Valerian leaves and ſhred them, then 

put to 1t one quart of gentle ſpirit of wine once diſtilled, and 

"© then diftil it in the of nerd. Batneo, then per this da feilled 
"ater again upon the Feces, and ths arftill it three HITHES. 
| The Doſe is one ſpoonful.. . 
This 1s a molt excellent water-for inward bruiſes,or 1tt- 
ward wounds, and{ir putteth all ill things from the hear, 
and driveth out Impoſthumes. This is excellent for wo=- . # 
men afrer their delivery, and giveth great ſtrength"ro.' 22 
them 1n their travel; it raketh away the fir of the falling, 4} 
Sickneſs, and with the uſing of it in ſhort time, it clt> w 

reth rhe falling ſickneſſe, it curech the Borches in” the”; 

[| Lungs, otherwiſe called the Stone Pock, and it's s 2 

ſoveraion for many diſeaſes, 


T he ſecond Medicine called The Poor mans Liberty, bk 
ww by. ounds of V ater; all, pound 1 it, and then ſri 4 oF 


out the juyce , then add to the Fuyce' white wine ne 

og nart, Roſe water one pint, of Liquorice Go ounces, then 

- wah 12 & cloſe: Decottion, then ſtrain it, then put to mw | 
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Of the Dragon, 


Take the ſalt of Dragons one drachm, of Bezar Stone 
ren grains,Hatts-horn three grains, mix all this rogether 
1n powder, and eat it with Marmalet or Conſerve, ot 
with the pulp of an Apple, it expelleth all poiſon from 
the Heart, provoketh Re and cureth the Pox ; $0 
 1h:t its a very ſoveraign Medicine. . 
Wo One drachm of his ſalt, boyled in Ewes milk, 
=  firengtheneth the back, ir Roppeth the running of the 
Reins, it cureth the Pox. 


The CIedicine of the Dragon Herb. | 


W. £0 Ake the Salc of the Dragon two ounces, and grind it on 
F +4. 4 Marble fone, witha little ſpirit of Wine (towit) on! 
” ounce, then put to it of Crocus Martis two drams, Bezar 
E  ſtoneone ſcruple, and grind all together. The Doſe 1s one 
 <icruple inthe p: Ip ofan Apple. 

© - This being taken faſting is 2 great preſervative againſt 
2 the Plague, and all ſuch filthy diſeaſes ; Ir drives away 
A 4 nfo from rhe Hearr, and it purgerh well rhe 

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Another meditine of the ſame berb, called 
The V Vell-Spring of Health, a. 


3 q Take of the diſtilled water 0 f Dragons three quarts, « . 


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put ro jt of Jar Talf ap ound; bil, this "IM > 
coftion , then put to it of PReEoe] ſeeds » Anviſceds, and" 

Senna, of each two ounces , Liquoris three ounces, C —_ 
mon four ounces , boil this again in acleſe Decoftion,, then © 
diſtil it in the ſtrongeſt Balneo , then put to the diſtilled -* 
water, Bawm ſix ounces , Angelica , and Carduus of exch 4 
three ounces , of Scabious four ounces, then boil this in a | 
cloſe Decotion again , then put to it of Nutmegs one avince,. 
of Cloves two drams , Grains four drams , Corral half an 3 
ounce , Bezar half a dram,, Pearls three drams, of the Al- 7 
bothoes horn one dram in 4 whole peece , Crvet half a dram, 
Muck, one ſcruple, Amber griece ten grains , lnicornes 
horn fifty grams, boil all this in a cloſe Decotlion again, 

then diſt:ll it in the ſtrongeſt Balnes , The Doſe 1 is One F: 
| ſpoonful. This 1s one of the abſolut2(t waters that ever _# 
'# was made, an1 thar for all kinds of diſeaſes whatſozver;" * 


Another: Medicine of the Drag 2. ; ; 
| 4h all.the Feces of the firſt, and waks ſalt theref, C 


and put to it one quart of Dy agon water, and pur it 1H 3 
| to a Cireulating glaſs, and there let it circulate till it be all +. ; 
|| dried np; But d» leave the Albothoe Horn with the refs --45 
y for it will ſerve again another time. The Doſe 1 1s rea "3 
{ grains in one. ſpoonful of white wine, 2 

This is excellent againſt poyſon, and all nf:Qious IS 
diſeaſes. His name is Grebbins Comfort. 5 


The third Medicine of the Dragon. 


Ake th'7 of the juyce 'of the Dragon, apd vapour it 10:4 
thick. ſ:bſtance; then put to it ſix,ounces of the jurce of 

$ Horehound, and as much of the juvge of Hvſanthen tahe 41 
of Liquyrispruſe it, put to it Horehnwid' wa'er one Tart, 

aol EA water one pint ; ; ; 37 this mn vileſb Deco tom, - 


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$68, # Fs the fir] © Fg Tuyce and then take Cinns 
- ; > 5 half a CET Anniſetds iufed four ouices, pat 
. 88} Se ints of Roſe water, and boyl3t in'a cloſe Decotti- 
Yon, then ftrain it, and vapour - away three *parts of 'it alſo] «; 
E H " they pet 1t all together, put ſo mach Sugar,and half ſo much} # 
more ds all the former ſubſtances do weigh, and ſo boyl it to f 
#5 which is a moſt excellent thing againſt all C olds, fe 

oxghs, anda oreat opener of- the: Stomach, and Very C0 t! 
© fortable ; »1t will faffir er nm infebtiom: about the Heart, ith t: 
Sreakerh Flegm excalnegi, and brings it may. W 


——_—_ 


- KGeners] Medicine taken'out of FG Fir Part of thisf «| 
'* ** Book of Perſts, call 0 The F lagrant Flower. is 


* Abe of the ſtones of BR E lephant two drams , cr 0 
his Piſſell Dryed as. much , of the hoof of thel T 
_ micorne two drachms , of che Vnicornes Horn onl 
" drachm , of the Tonoue or Stones of the Beaver dried three 
*. Drams, of the Bones of a Dog Want half an ounce , of the 
. Blood of a Gray dried half an ounce, of the Heart of a Hare 
"dyed , of the Shins of Martens drjed and beaten to pow- 
der 3 (, of the (hell of the Tortoiſe Egg three drachms yl x1; 
of the hair of the bnch of a Camell burnt 3 [s, of thell 7., 
For gue of am Aſſe,, or of his hoof three drachms , of theſ th 
Shinn and prick les of Fe 'Hedg- - Hagg' burnt to aſhes half as O, 
eu::ce , of the fone of a Toads head two Grains , of the bones] P, 
"of the Lode? part of a Fro@ten Grains X bf the Otter Sh1im tw 
burnt to aſhes he'f art putice:,"*0fvhe-V/elver on a Stags headlf I, 
a; Fan ounce , of the brams*of &Stagondried , and of thell ou 
Mex of the Row:bnek', of each | alf an etnce of they T: 
Clawinf 4 'L you , or of a Bear on dram , of the C. we* hall ha 
an once”, of t hs ry fees dried three drachms ,. þ 

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This is a moſt Excellent Medicine , and: coreth* m 

I thoſe diſeaſes before mentioned for the moſt 2k Uh 1 
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| The Second General, Medicine of Trees, raken out of 
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"Ake of the [alt of the Ceder two ounces , the ſalt of th the - 
Lignun Rhodium. tree , or woo!, theve OANCES ;-the ID 
rind of he V irr tree two 9unces , the ſalt of the Pine tree 
Leaves two ounces , the jmice of Pme Ap ples three ounces , 
the juice of Orenges two ounces , the ſalt of the Rinds of 
Orenges half an ounce, Nutmegs on ounce , the jmice of 
Pomegrauats one ounces the ſalt of the rind of Pomgranats. E 
two drams , the juice of Lemons two ounces , the ſalt of aa 
Lemon ri»ds half an ounce , of the wod of Saſafras two. 
ounces , of the ſalt of Saſafras one ounce , the ſalt of the - 2 
Tew-tree three, drachms , the ſalt of the Quickbgue Mee.s. ; 
half an ounce , of the Diſtilled water of hrs CE half a 
pine I the J# of the Prack-timber tree haff an Ounce y y | the 
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F The Third Medicine General taken out of | rhe Third 
| Book of Herbs, and 1s called, Poſte 
without Haſte. 


Ake of the Diſtilled water of the French mallows one 
' quart, and of his ſalt one ounce, of dryed Mouſear the 
berb fix ounces, and of his ſalt half an ounce,of the water of 
* Angelica three pints , of his ſalt twa ounces , of the wild 
i Dragon called Cuckowpintlez or Sterchmore, of his ſa't four 
= ounces , of the water of St. Johns wort one pint , and of his 
” fſalthalf an ounce , of Valerian water one pint avd a half, 
and of his ſalt one ounce and a balf, of the Fatall Iquor half Ft 
- 4 pint, of the Poor mans liberty ſix ounces, of Dragons wa- 
: #er four quaris . and of its ſalt four.ounces. 


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zo he one half of st, then put to _— Roſe water ave, 
zel water, of each one quart, then oyl it [04 7 = a cloſe. 
Decottion very well, and diſtil it agam "The trongeſt Ba 


1 es, then of the Feces make a ſalt, and pmt all this ſaltte © 

e Bhis laſt and ſecond Water ; But put none of the ſalt LE. 

Z rſt diſtilled water, but keep it by it ſelf, for 11154 very 

{ precious thing, and to be eſteemed of great value. And the 

t Poſe of the firſt water is halt a ſpoon'ull , and the Doſe 

1Þf che ſecond is one drachm and a half ar the moſt, _ 

«| Andthis is alſo a moſt Excellent water both in Phy- - 

» Wick and Chirurgery , and cureth all old wounds being” © 7 
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Generalifſimo Medicine made of all rhs three former 2 
General Medicines pur all rogeth2r,and'1t is called, © 
* The Felicity of Nature, 
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" Ahe the firſt general Medicine of Beaſts , and ut It 
, tothe tirend pion , and ſo diſolve it m the liqhor 


pf the ſecond. | | : 


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Then take the third general Medicine, and put them all 


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ogether, being very well mingled » put it into a [4 laſſe bo- 5Þ 
ly » and di#t ill it as long 4s any moiſture w:ll come , the .9 
hich water keep very cloſe, 4 Y 
= Then take the Feces and put them into a Copper veſſel, 
 $e1d ſer it on the Coales, and let it ſtand one hour , then put. 
$' on a Marble fone and prind it mell, ſo put it up into. 
aſſes and keep it very dry, and very well and cloſe ſtopped. 
The Doſe of the water is one ſpoonfull at the moſt 
wich one grain of Salr, and if you give but half a ſpoon-- 
Ul of che warer, yer give one grain of Silt, 


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ongh all the Diſcuſs. 4 of - the 


Fi, Het Rept to purge the Head 2h the Noſe. 
FAke Dailie fronds and Toots, Bictony, of each as ix 
ounces, Pellicory of Span three ounces, of the 
a Juyce of Pellicory of th2 wall,' and Germander, 
of cach one ounce and a half, Primroſes the juyce rio; 
ounces, Flower-de-luce three onnces and a half, pound} 
all rheſe very ſmall, and ſeerhir ir. a pint of Water, the 
preſs ir and caſt away the Feces, then take Sal Armonia 
Os rhree rains, white Hellebore nine orains, Bay Ber© 
tes 5. Popper Corns 9. Cloves 3. Cinnatnon| 1 5+ grains ©) 
Turbie 4 


1 18d. " Olibatincd ee Maſtick 1 I 5 bes and Do of <4 4 bo 
4 erhicknefſe fot Royer, ic wUl Lncp ood FS 
K: years«:: Is | wo 
" hs Deafneſs, firſt pete the head with Rowls ak fe Y 
Ko put inco the Noſe, and then make this Medicine folks, F 
$2 ing to puriinito the ears. --- -/ "4 
KH... Rc Scone Pirch Zj. Roſlen, Turpentine and Wax, of _. 
ach E{5, Barrows greaſe 5j. Frankineenſg, 5 Mirchgk . 
mux-cheſe all \Sabd © 


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1 \pietry hazd Salve;-rhen make it-intelictle” Rowls' ro. "I 


| She ate and ſew a fold of a: lipmeny.cloath abour i 
Ji£in manner of Tear, with threaduyell: DES 
1 end, to dr aw! To back « out of the ear, and yu ſhall braved m1 


draw corruptionasaurof 3 ; about the Tent, and- © 


annoine the brims.of the Eats wh day with ir. 


A gainſt the _ Ds Fo 


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Image, and ir cureth the. Vieac-ath by ics  Magicat 2 


1yerrue, 


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| Againſt Wind in the Head, 


Re Wheat Flower one pint, $15 e1r one pound, Roſe "Þ 
T water one pint, Bittony powdered, white Amber, Sker- = 


Jer Heres, Anniſceds, Carraway ſeeds, Piony ſe: -ds, Cin- i 


Jnamon, of exch Jj, Elicampane 3/5, mix all. theſe: roge- 
thet ro a paſte, and if the water beoo. little-add more, . 


| and make this into lucle is of an ounce a piece, and. - 4 


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urn them,'and do with Sugar as they do with flowelf® 
- andthendrythem inan Oven, and keep them as you d(b* 
_ - yourdry ſweet-meats, and eat one in th morning, anfſ*: 
3 _ at night. , as you find your ſelf oppreſt wit 4 
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Re. Potatoz roots one pound, pare them and boy 
them 1n white Wine, and Roſe water, of equal parts rilf 
they be ſoft, then beat it ina Morter to a Pulp, Wheare! ; 
flower and Sugar half a pound, Carraway ſeeds ſearce}** 
$1/5. Anniſeeds ſearced, if it lack moyiure put more Roſ 
water to it, and make cakes of half an ounce or an ounce 
weight, and dryrhem in an Oven, and eat rhem ar alfſ 
rumes, | | 

A painſt any pain » Or diſſineſſe em the head, and of 
to provoke ſleep, A 


Firſt purge , then ſweat in a barh of hayand ſalt , af 
ter that apply this Plaſter on both fides the temples 
' and bind tr faſt. -2 
Take Nurmegs 5j, Whice Poppy ſeeds,and Dill ſeedy 
of each Zj, bear all ro a fine poder, and mix 1t with the he 
oyl of Spike and make 1t to a paſte, and'make Cakes of i M 
as big as a ſhilling, and ar Night apply them ro the tem- of 
ples. Praiſe God for this. IM 
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pates violent pains , it keeps down the . fumes thac 
Itrouble the brains in feavers , bur give ir not 11. the be- 


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Jupon. Labdanum dorh the ſame. 


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IF Take the pill Stirax and give it as the former to thoſe 
"Ithar cannor ſleep for Coughing , or are troubled with 
"Idefluxion of Rheum , 1c provokes fleep , and eaſeth the 
{pains of the tomach. The doſe 1s ten or fifreen grains 
"Jaccording to the ſtrength of the partienr. 


A gat ſt a Rheum that troubles the teeth. | 's 


#4 Take Salendines , either rhe root or Ralk , and ſcrape 
Joff che rind , and pur ic into the ear on that fide the pain 
Is, and 1t will help, | 


An excellent Medicine to cleanſe the teeth by 
around Rowl like a quill, 


4: Take Hyſop, Organie , Mint , of each,, 5;j, Harts. 
*Fhorn, and common ſalt, of each 3ji, Calcine theſ&” 
Jeogether, and of Pumice ſtone, Cinnamon, Pepper 2} 
J*feach Y.,, Mirrh Yjj, Laudanum and Storax of each 3j 
IMusk three grains, Calcine the firſt five , and rhen grind 
gall cogerher ona marble ſtone , and make it into Royls 
like quills ro. rub che teeth with diſolved Gum Dra= 
Agzganc in Roſe water, and ſo made into rowls , or | 
Aulls , and ir. will be as hard as-a fone, it-will keep 


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Take the bone of a Fox gizzell and dry it , then 'takt 5 
Civer one dram. and diſolye it.m Roſe warer, then ſteep 
che bane _ init , anddry it again, therſew. in fitk;an 


The bone of a Fox pizzell/ being worm by thoſg 
that have this diſeaſe, ir cureth them , or the diſeaſg 
ſhalt never have power ſo long as it is worn by 


To take off hair. 


Take Paſley water three ounces, the lefler Spurge ,| 

_ wild Carapuſie in woods, of its juice half a pint , a$fgy 
much ſpirit of Sack, Tartar-an ounce, whole Time Z1j,Orge 

piment Zjjj (or Realgar:), and q1(fill ir and waſh rndffep 
place, and ir wHl comeno more, - - ic; 


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The ſame medicine more evlarged. 


” * Take Paſley-water Zjjj, of - the juyce of rhe lefiet 
© Spurge thar growes- in the woods, and ſpiric of Sack of $a 
; | each one pint, Tartar Zj, hor. Lime Zjj,Orpumenr Zjjj (of 

| RealearJſ -+ 


nefſe for a plaſter, firſt w : ih" anct b4 th 
pf lace wich ay vitz tO take away all the filch ; ard I 
| fneir * , then® lay,on "the plaſter ar night ',. rp a 7 
x the morning * waſh" the place , and - It wil '6-.2 
gone. © eh. 


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8 | Todry np the humors of «red Noſe, '* 5 8 


Take Sage one handfull , Wood-bine leaves, : Roſe- 
Pinary, Lavender cotton , wild Time, Hyſop , of each . 
J balf a handfull, . Tobacco, enneycle, Vitriol , Rochal- ._: 
Tum of each'Zj, Valeria, 23 put "unto this: of Plantane *2 
Eater, Ribwott-water, Ty{op ar bramble water of each 2 
J tialf a pint; CinnatnonSwar, 5r one pint, boil this n2 
cloſe Decofion, then diftilli in the ſtrongeſt Balneo'; _ 
me ſo with this Water waſh it two or three times 
Yaday, 


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Then take Bezar 35, Galangal and pearl, of each 
/3j» Stibium Jj/s , Rhe: barb JY;z, white' Sanders 5/ ,}. 
4 ip this inco an oval glaſſe, and ſer ir into the ſtrongeſt 
| hear of yourStove till ir be Calcined , and after it 
© tis Calcined rake it our' and grind it on; the 
=, . fone. 

Then take the firſt part, and put unco it one pint 
of the ſpiric of Sack, and ſo let it infufe for your 
_—.- -4 

Then take of the Salt of Tobacco, and Pimpernel , 
of eachZi, of the Salt of Liverworrt 5jjj , of the Salt of 
the Feces of my Cordial water 3jjj , grind all theſe to- 
gerher on a Miible ſtone , and pur to it a lirtle ſpirit of 

- Sack and ſer ir to diſolve , and when 1t is throughly 
diſolved, pur ic into the former, and put all into a Still 
mw , or Retorr , avd diſtill ic with a ftrong fire in 
Sand. 


Then rake the Feces and dry them well , and 
that is your medicine , The doſe is one ſcruple. 
If you will have it iwear give it dry » 1f you will have 
It yomir, give it in two or three ſpoonfulls of 1ts own 
warer, and it vomiteth very gently , and maketh the 
body ſolublezanJ ir is an excellent thingzas ſhall be ſhew-, 
edhereafrer. ; 

Then rakz Musk. Civer , Ambergriece of each five or: 
Gx grains, and pur to the warer before dilfilled in a Re- 
orc, and pur itinabaog, and there ler it infuſe inthe: 
warer contirually. T he doſe of the water 1s three, four, ot 

five ſpooxfulls , it wit cauſe vomit very gently. 4Þ P 


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A ſecond water to be made of all the former Fecet, aftey 
they have beeu put aud diſtilled together, _ _ 


P23 COT 


| Add to the ſaid Feces of Dragon water, Zx, of ſpiric 
of white V Vine one quart, of Liquoris E7. Citinamon, 
;# Ginger, Cloyes, of each Zj, Grains 3vj, Carraway ſeeds 
[| EZ, Long Peper 37, Caftorrum 37, then boyl it ma 
| cloſe Decotion, and diftil it .in the Rrongeſt, Balneo, + 
| and you ſhall hare an excellenr ſecond warer. The doſe . Þ 
bY 
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is two ſpoonfuls, © "ons. 5 oe 
'* Tf you will leaye out the ſpirit of whire, wine, you ** 
may put inſtead thereof theſe waters, v:z. Dragon Wa- 
rer half a pint, Aqua Angelica Zyjjj, Carduus water, as 
|} much Yſop water, Scabious water, Orange rinds water, ' 
of each $7777, and ſo ſhall. you. have a moſt excelſent wa- 
ter for che Stomach, The Doſeis rwo ſpoonfuls, | 


AC erdil water called, The Comforter, 


Take out the meat of Lemons, and preſs out the yes 
| ot water ut of it, then boyl thar- preſſed water ma 
| - cloſe DecoRtion, they digill it, andof rhe ſaid diftilled 
| water take one quarr, and pur into it half a pound of 
Cinnamon, then boyl 1t again ina cloſe Dro Po oe 

qudris 


pteſs/it again from the Cinnamon z then add-ro 


as: 7-49 Clo: guli owers, of "I 5 Wh Sel Pearls | ,_ 
A » Bezar y Es Mage of each , and of Albo- I 
x aes Horn Dj, Amber-gris JG, Unicorns Horn fix M. 
ains, Anniſeeds, Corey ſeeds Fennel ſeeds, of each Þ** 
777, then boyl all theſe rogether in a cloſe decoRion, 
and then diftil ic inthe. rongels Balneo. The doſe is 
half a ſpoonful, or one ſpoonful. 

This expelleth all po on from the Heart, its excel- F 
lent for the Lungs, and moſt admurable againſt wind, and 
a rate Cotdial, | fs 


A water called the Sun; | I 


; Re The Feces of the Comforter, but not the Liquoris | F 
3 - exp and add to it one quart more of Dragon | ** 
L- Make. ho l itinacloſe Deco&ion; and diftil it inthe Þ; - 
} Ritongeſt lneo. The doſe is two ſpoonfuls, 


Ar excellent Cinnamon water. 


"* The Feces of che Cinnamon, and Liquoris of the 
Comforter, and add to them Roſe water otie quart, An- 
niſeeds Zjj, then boyl ie ina cloſe jon, and diftit J. , 
ic, and it © will be a 64k h Cinnamon y 000d for the 
Stomach, ſar wind, and for the flowing of Seed in roan 
or Woman. The doſe is from one ſpeorful to three., - 


A mater called the Moon, | | "A 
Than take all the above ſaid Feces again; 2nd put thent / fo 


all Ys 


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O Franoe. Wy on: -: pint; "of a -enitle ſpi ric of wv e 'half 
Jpinc, and rhis warer being diftilled » celine againſt. 
(wind. The doſe is one of two ſpoonfuls. 


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kipon' sC ordial water, which : is A great reſtorative; it ſo 
| delivereth WOmen in time of their travel, 


Re Eringuiſh roots $1Jj> mn: Aloes $j. Cinnamon, 
Figs, Liquoris, Dates ſtoned $Jj, Galanga), Nutme; 
Anniſeeds, Fennel'ſeeds, Ginger, Cloyes, Mace, Grains, 

[Parſley ſeeds, Carraway ſeeds, Pimpernel ſeeds, or of 
the oof aps ofeach 3 8, Long Pepper, Saffcon, Mirrh, Cia- 28 

Jlamus Aromaricus, of each ET Jjz all being pounded, putir 0 
Into Nragon warer one quart, and ſpiric of wine one | 

: pur, then diftil it all together in' the ſtrongeſt Balneo. 

| Doſe is one or two ſpoonfuls. | 

Then pur unto the Feces Roſe water one quartz Fc 
ſic of wine one pint, Eringuiſh and Satyrion roots, of 

{each Zj, Dates and Figs, of each 33) chen diftil it inche 
trongett Balneo. 

: Then cake the Feces again, and putto it one quare &f > 
Dragon Water, and diftil it in the ftrongeſt Balneo, then- 
I make ſalr of the Feces, 


A water called 
 Phyſþ ch agai. | 


ke Scabious water, Dragon water, Horehound water. | 
| Angelica water, Carduus water, of each half a_pinr, pu, /. 
yo theſe waters Violer flowers, Roſemary,' Clovegilli-' 
I flowers, Bawmy Pellicory of the: wall, Majdenhaiy, Li- 
| rooats of each Zj, Hyſop # "_ Boyl al theſe in _ . 


2 


oh Efcens, being a ub; admirdbl 


all :nward frmitte whe: ſorver. 


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25, Theriacle half a pound , Mithridare-5j ,. Cordit 


—_ rm me —inn_— ————p oe 
Decoction, t hen dutu _ * 
Then addro this diſtilled water, of Cinnartion, Li 
quorts, of each $jj, Anniſeeds, Carraway ſeeds, of eac| 
= 8, Saſſafras wood, China, Sanza, Galangal, of each 3zjj 
Eringuiſh Zv, Caſtorium 3j. Then boyl this again in 
cloſe Decoction, and dill it in the ſtrongeſt Balneo. 

- Then put to this diſtilled water, of whice Amber, Cc 


- ral, P-arl, of each $Þ, Albathoes horn, Harts hornf} W 


Ivory. of each 5j, Terra Sigillata $j, Unicorns horn, Ci bz 
Vve!, Musk, Amber-gris, ot each JjJs Bezar ſtone J1j] th 


'Lienum Rhodium, Lignum Vitz , of each Zjj, Lignu A 


Aloes 5jjj, Michridare Z 3. Then boyl all theſe ina clo 0! 
Decoction, and diſtil it in the trongeſt Balneo. ' Thi $6 


doſe is One ſpoonful, and 1t may ell be called My H; Fi IC 
Ejteem, 


Then take the ſame quantity of new waters as at firflf i 
and put rot new Herbs, and boyl ir, and diftil 1t as byy 
fore.. Then take new Drugs and pur to that diſtillet 
Water, and boyl it again, and diftil it as before 1n t 


trovgeſt Balneo. 


Then take the laſt Feces of My High E ſeem, wnerel 


- Was ,put white Amber, Coral and Pearls, &c. and pufj P 
Your water upon that Feces, and then diſtil it in thi ic 
ſtronge(t Balneo, and you ſhall have a very good watelſ i 
The doſe of it is two ſpoonfuls, « 6 
An excellent water called My Glove, f 

l 


Bc Roſewater one quart, Broom flower water on t 


pint, Aygelica water halt a pint, Carduus water, Dragay P 


water.of each half a pint, put unto this Pimpernel ſeedy ? 


Hlowers, the wood of Saffafras, the herb Mouſear, 
ead 


for. «the 5 Stomach, 


FE ds. or Kors of Egrimony <jB,Oa Jet h Te. E. 
f ers: Ef, ; 5g Cinnamon, Sanza,'of eaclf'Z 50” cm * "54 
$ guiſh $3), Nucmegs s Z1jj, Cloves, China, of each Z 23, boyl 
© all theſe i ina cloſe Decoction ; then preſs ir,and dil rhe | 

l:quor in the ſtrongeſt Balnzo 

And keep the Feces of your water, andevaporateilt to 
an Extrac;1f it be not Still dry enough, then pur co thar.: 
water which you hzye diftilled, Coral, Pearls, whice Am- 
ber, of each 33, Albathozs horn, Ginger, of each 3 jj, of 
J the Buffanc his horn 3j, Unicorns: horn Jj j, Civer,'Musk, 

Amber-gris, ol each Jj, Grains, Canorium, Anmnifeeds; 

of each Zi; 133, Lignum Aloes 5j,and add wv. ut of the: ftron-: 
geſt ſpirit of Sack half a punt ; put-all all rogether; ter 
Ic infule fix days. | 

Then pur to it of the water of Orange rinds halfa pint, 
f then boyl all rogether.ina cloſe. D-coRion, and dit pa 
2} inthe trongeſt Balneo. \The Doſe is on2 ſpoonful:” 


The Vertnes of: the firſt water are th: o 


Ie goth expel poyſon vety Aronsly , 1t, cureth; os 
Plague, 1t.i3 alſo a preſervative agunit:the Plague! who 

jt {0 caketh a lictle of ir every morning, {hall never haveJtz 

i} i© <auſech women to keep their hildren, an ic delivers | 
eth them at their. time ;'it 1s moſt excellenc 2gninits 
Conſumprion of the Kidneys, and tor all other Conſuin- 
ptions ; 1t purgeth the Liver, and un tine taketh away: 
the rednz(s of the face ; 1t 1s an excellent Comforter'of 
thz Heart ; It expzlleth the Cramp and Convullic-13 ; 1t 
purgeth che Blood and maketh it thin, and giverh ir hear 
and} a lively a&ion ; 1rs very excellent for All Palſ2ys ;- 

| iris av univerſal _medicins 2, good for all Diſcales, and 

-hurcful to none. 


F 3 There 


| of ye * 
J *; . $ , Pi n "q - hy ES "Wn - - w 
To - — — ammragracmrecen W. 
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Pe EY ty wy SST 2: Be gh 8 OR 4 5 £44 FO I” 
152 ſecond warer to be made- of the Fece 
- 


oirof the rongelt ſpirit of Sack, add-of the water - 


which 1s an excellent Cordial, and a _— ching for di- 


versGiſeaſes, as afore is ſaid of the firſt water. The 
Doſe is one ſpoonful. Ic is not much inferiour tothe firit 
Wacer. | | 

- Then take the Feces of your firſt water, and it is an 
| excellent purge if yow-add to ic of Roſe water, Hyſop 
water, Angelica water, of each one pint, and Rhevharb, 
Diagredium, of each 3jj, Aloes Secatri 34jjj, Bdellium, 
Cinnamon, of each Zjj, of the juice of Milk-Thittle 3j8, 
Juyce of Mallowes, juyce of Hittony, juyce of Mercury, 
of each 2jj. Boyl theſe in a cloſe Decoction ; then preſs 
it, and yapour it to a height for Pills ;; putting ro: it fix 
ſpoonfuls of Honey, or three ſpooufuls of Sugar. The 
Do'e is Zjj. This 15 anexcellent purge, *and may be gi- 
venin all diſeaſes. np 0-0 


\ 


Az excellent water of the Horn of the Buſfant. 


Rt OF the Horn'$5, white Amber, Coral, Pearls, 
Albathos Horn, of each 3jj, Unicorns Horn 5, Bezar' 


— 


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"Then add unto the Feces ſo much mote ſpirit, and do as 
drawn” from the ſame 


A moſt excellent Meditine called the ſecond part F the 


' and put it inco a Crufible, and lute it with ſtrong Pottefs 4 


. toa glaſs, and ſer ir into the Rrongeſt hzat until all be' # 


_—_— *F J} 
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re fine pore), hen phe 10 EIU 
che pureſt and Rronget ſpirir of Sack, and tet It Ihfuſe 
ren days, thenboyl it m a cloſe Deeo&ion, and, ditilic 2 
in the Rrongeſt Balneo, - The Doſe is one ſpoonful,  * 2 
This warer is wonderfull againſt poyſon. 


before, ſo do again, and again tilt you have rhree waters 
beſides the firſt, which is four waters, which muſt be 
Feces, which is very excellent. 


Praiſe God for it. 


arypold, which is excellent for the Pox, Plagut, Drop- 
fies, Gouts, Stiatitats, Aches, Palſies, C ramps, 6 onvul- 
flons, and drvers other Diſeaſes. | Eee 2; 


Re Calcined 2 $jzÞ, falt of: Mercury , ofeath 3 j, 4 
of the filings of Saturn Zjj, nip all theſe together inco an \; 
oval glaſs, and ſet it into the frotigeſt heat of your Stove * 7 
ſeven or eight days, thentake it from the fire,and iewill 2 
be a hard kind of Meral, thenrtake irc forth of the glaſs, ' * 


clay thar will nor chop; but firſt put in 3jj of Vuriol in. - ©? 
powder ; then blow to it with a ſtrong blaſt. for rwo or | 
three hours, then take it fron the fire, and afret it is 
throughly cold, rake it otit of che -pot, the which you 
mult beat to poiyder; "STA VEELN 
Then put unto that powder Terra Sipillara, Chimical 
oyl of Sage, of each Zjj, Bezar ſtone JjÞ, Amber 3jjjs 
then grind all together on a marble ſtone, then nip it 1n- 


*%. 


dried into a calx, then after good cooling taks ir out of 4 
F 4 .. ., = 


mm "Menicmes forthe Stomp, 

ws. A _ | _ y "26 44 # "dog ES” 

Went gs ay > fate be 50k <3 PN In Xs Gs 

and grind it again finely,” andyout MediJ 

- ed. The Doſe 1s ten grains m two ſpoend he 
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le Medicine for all the Diſcaſcs before ſpeci- 
fied ; for the which praiſe God. TE 


For coſtrveneſs of the breaſt, ſhortneſs of breath, and far on Wal 
| "_ _ that hath a proſs body. 4 


\ Rc. Hirapigra and Euphorbium, of each two, or three 
Stains, or a like quantity, mingle them with Aqua Arderis 
as you ſee good, and give three ſmall Pills, of the weight 

of 24, or 3d, then goto bed, fitſt put to it Syrup of Pop- 
py to allay the heat, and rhis will mend you in one 


night, PEAT : oo 
\ | 1 aa 4 <= ; | ea 
An excellent water to break, and diſſolve wind, P 


_R: Orange rind water, ſpirit of Sack, Roſe water, of 5 
each one pint, put unto, this of Cinnamon Zjjjj, then boyl |, 
It ina cloſe DecoGtion, and diftil ir in che. Rrongelt Bal- Þ 4 
E neo: then put, to thar diſtilled water, Caſtorwum.,Zy, 

t  Anniſeed, Ferinel ſeed, Carraway ſeed , Long pepper, 
{ Grains, Cloves, of each 3jj, Ginger 3s, Nutmegs 5jj» 
Saffron 5, then boyl it again ina cloſe DecoQion, and 
diftl it in the trongeſt Balneq, The Doſe is one or cwo © 


FROeuus, 


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The firſt Medicine of wild Thime excellent for the Plague, 


I ard for that Diſeaſe called the joy of Gentlemen,9ther-. 3 
wiſe the Rheum, and of the vulgar ſort the Fox, to be x 


taken faſting, aud ſweat after it in their beds, 


8 - 


RB: Wild Thime, Eye-bright, of each tb ſs, ſtrong ſpirit 
Wf Sack one pinr and a half, Dragon water, Scabious: wa- 
er, of each one pint, Liquoris Zj, Terra Sigillata $8, 
Zalſamum $ (3, Bezar ſtone 35, boyl this in a cloſe De- 
Ko&ion, and diflil it in the trongeſt Balnea. The Doſe 1s, 
hree ſpoonfuls to be taken faſting and ſweat. - 


r 


be firſt Medicin for the Pox, it is moſt eſpecially for the © 
knobs and pimples in the face. 1. 


vv Ws Ay W- 


FEA wy 
j 4 4 


"| Bc Stecados jj 8, Caſſia Extra Zj7, Ivory 3B, Ginna- 
mon Z 8, Selfe-heal Zj7jj, Sage, Hyſop, Woodbine,” of. _ | 
each Z7, Sanza jj, put.tothis three quarts of oyl,, bay ie _ +3 

Jina cloſe DecoHion, then preſs it and, filter-it, 'The.doſe, 

Bis Z7j7 wich Sugar faſting, do-you take .at night bed-ward 2 
3/Þ, and uſe this every day and: it will ſurely cure. ,,» ® 


An excellent Aﬀedicine that expelleth all poor from tha 5 be 
Heart; provokethmuch ſmeat, and cureth. the Pax. and it' | 


15 4 ſoverargn thing, = 


oy 
* 
$7 


| Bc Salc of Dragons 3j, of Bezar, ſtone ten,grains, Vni- 
corns horn two grains betng made into fine. pgwder, and 
mixt with Marmalare, Conſerve, or the Pulp of an Ap- 
| ple, and beivg ear, its a very excellent thing, and doth 
the foreſaid effects. "WE 74 
37 of Salt of Dragons boyled in Ewes milk, however . 
5 | | mobs a 


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p- £7 ES, % ; *- > "4 :%.- Shot. FI CAL » ; #4 + # Eg 
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This Medicine following is a great preſervative againſt 
Plague and all ſuch fillhy Diſeaſes, and. expelleth al the 
things from the Heart, it is alſo @ preat purger of rh! 

- Lover + : ' 

Bp 


* Re Salt of Dragons $jj, and grindir. on a marble Ron 
# wich $7 of ſpirit of Wine, thn put ro. it of Crocus Mat 


| ris 31, Bezarfſtone Jy, and grind it all togerher, Thi 
 \Doſes Jin the pulp of an Apple. | 


A Medicie called the Well-Spring of Health, which :s on 
of the abſolureſt waters that ever was made for all kind; 


"of Diſeaſes. 


" Re. Of ch: diflifled water of Dragons three quarts, off D 
Galangaf h2)f zpound ; boyl this in a cloſe D=cottiong] pi 

rhen pur to ic of Pimpetnel ſeeds, Anniſezds, of eachff 

I! Liquor Z7jj, Senna Zjj, Cinnamon Zjv ; boy1 chill ga 

in a doſe DecoZtion , thn diftil.it in, thz, Rrapgeft Bak pr 

K. NED... x8, hi * | TC 
+ -  Thenpurrochis diftilled water of Balm Zvj, Cardufj m 
al in 


us and Angelica, of each Fj7, Scabious Zjv, then. boyl 
| thisina cloſe DecoRion again. _ 24 | 
© Thenputtoit ofNurmtegs Ef, Cloves Zjj, Grains 371 
Coral Z(8, Bezar 3 , Pettis $7jj, of th: Albathos hom 
37 ina whole piece, Civet 3 8, Musk 9f, Amber-gri 
ten grains, Untcorns, horn fix grains; boyl all this inl 
cloſe DecoRion agfin, and diſtil it in the Rrongeſt Bal-| 
-neo. 'The Doſe is0h2 ſpoonful. © « = | 


Rc All the Feces of the former water, and make a alc 
atbereof, and pur to it of Dragon water one quart, and py 
ic into a circulating Glaſs, and there let it ctrculare cit 

JYhe all dryed up or fixed. The Doſe is ten grains-itt one 
; ip oonful of :-. Tax wine, 

| "The Albachos hortwill ſerve again. 

Nite, Calcine the reſt. 


An mnt water called Gubers Cordial, otherwiſe the | 
Wonder of this Time of Age, 1s :s a1» excellent water - 
againſt all diſeaſes, and hurtful to none, and it is 4 vary 
great Cordial, and very temperate, neither hot nor ebla. 


BR: Of Thime water three pints, of Angelica. water; 
$ Dragon water, Carduus water, Roſe water, of each one. 
j pint, \and pur unto theſe waters Cinnamon Zvj, Liquoris | 
$ 5j, Anniſceds, Fennel ſeeds, Carrawayſceds, and Galary 
pal, of each Z (3, Boyl all theſe in acloſe DecoRtion, thei 
preſs it very hard, then put unto'that. ptefled Liqupr' of. 
Cordial Flowers, Scabicus, Bone-worr, rſlain, =, f 
{ mons Seal, Tormentil Roots, of each Z(3z = 

In a cloſe DecoRion, and preſs it again, + 5M 
. Then pur unto thar preſſed Liquor Cinnamon, cout KEE 
of each Zj, Nutmegs 3:Cloves To,Mace, Elepha wo ys | 
of each 2; 7, Pearls 3, Albathos horn, pure Har horn, 
Lignum Aloes, Albi arg" _ _ 's 7ij, Bezar ftone, 
Unicorns horn, of each 36, Fo theſe in a cloſe” 
Decotion 2gain, then diftil i it in wx 'Baineo: 
' Then pur unto theſe liquors'or — lifilled, of Ci- 
Es SE opt 7 c . Yet, 


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ke 6-4 "Mack wr ER of i 7 Og a Ii 
I gen bag, and ſo ler 3c infuſe” in-che' water.” The Doſe i 
one ſpoonful. +. 

You ſhall find this water ro be the wonder of this time 
and age, Praiſe God for ir. 

If yoy pur freſh liquors to the former Feces, and boyl 
I-in a clofe Decoction . and diſtil it from the Feces forf 
a800d ſecond water. The Doſe of this is two ſpoons 
Fuls. 

And it is alſo a good water bing boyled very well and 
cloſe. If you have nor Thime warer enough, you may 
rake Pimpernel water, Scabious water, of each one Pint 
and ati balf in (iead of the Thime! water, of Angelica.was 
rer, Dragon water, Carduus _ Roſe Water, of each 
One 

J nadd the Drugs and Feces' *aboveſaid, and boyl ir 
in a cloſe Decottion , and di{tl it in che {trongelt 


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Fett beg i "x my own Sex cfirts, acl that is to he lp 
altthe defeats inmanthar hindereth the Generation 
of his kind, and romake him fruitful,” .. ; 

. The Mediciti2s are e caller A. dozen. of Points to truſs up 
Fax Hoſe, «© \ 


_— 


This firſt Pont rs.an excellent Medicine. to frets Na- 
ture 18 man, aud to I HARE Inm frunful, 


Ke Ofthe ſimple water of Roſa Solis one quart, and 
pur ro it Saffron (3, the fleſh of Dates /ZB, Eringal,. or 
Eringuiſh, Skirrers,morſe or roots, Cinnamon, of each 
3Ils Perſnip roots $P, boyl chis. in a cloſe gation, 
thn 


, 


: :$ OD WE Ms 
Wes 5; — X 4 
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#4 7 : =D mn £4 
mer, Zone EI KD APs I "FX. | - 3 LOT 
A wet p34 Is IJ” EY, of . j -'q | + ez? ; et 
- $* ffs ry RB 8 WW # + F. uf » $ $: y | '# ff; * 24 Y 7 Es o - # A I oy 
4A 7 «9 fo : Ba te be » ths 2 1 FE oo 1 y. 5-2 EY 
E&P * "I 7 / aw ” y<. » 4 w \ 4 PO SIS. Y _— 
FREY , > : } P _ mona mm s : ws, 
a” CC EE rs g be _ : . LA "8 
nd pur ſo much Sugar to-1c as,will makeic '. 7 
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+a Syrup, cat of this rwo'or three times a day, * * 

oh The ſecond Point taketh away the in edrment of the Kid- 

neys and Reins which ſtoppet the paſſage of 
the Seed, . which 15 Venus flower. . . . 


R: Round roots of Satirion Z77, of the fleſh'of Dates - 
FT BAlmond milk made with Roſe water one pint ; 
'then pur it all rogether and (train it ; ſo warm ir and ler 
the patient ear 6x or ſeven ſpoonfuls made ſeer with a 
little Sugar, uſe this three or four ,days,. and you ſhall 
find itto be an admirable thing, LS: 


»*.1 


T he third Pot 1s tagrereaſe nature and make it ſtrong. 


Re Of the powder of Cloves 3777, yellow Amber, Nur- - 1 
'megs, Tormentil roots, of each 3z, bear theſe-to powder, 2 
"and mix it well rogether, and ler. the pattent rake at-a 

time ſo much as will lie on a groar,in white wine,firg and 
laſt. This 1s an excellent thing.” Praiſe God. -* +, 8 


"il © 
57 ; 
+ % 


The fourth Point gs to ft 'y the over flowing of the Seed, or _. ; 
| Running 0 f the Reins. | Qs 


Wy: © 
Re Of Fringuiſh roots Zvj; Perſley one handful, Fu- © 
micary and Bueloſs, of each Z7, put unto it one-pinc of © 
Tent, and bruiſe the Herbs, then, preſs it then put to 
| that preſſed liquor, Nurmegs three, Pomegranate rinds 
- $6, Cinnamon, Ginger, of each 377, Long Pepper'3 8, 
boyl all theſe together rill ic bedry as powder, The doſe 
8 the weight of fix pence in Hyſop, or Plantane water. 
This dorh'cerrailfly ay ir being rakenfirſt and laſt, © = 
ESE 0 | | Fl 


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» = era _ tt = AE : a7 * _  # 
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4S-M _— Lag ' "oy. TT 0 OED = eo VB at 4s  , 
A * L- US Frone 1 PS $7; nd Þ3 k «Ig F- FX —. 4 ( f — ——_ 
pocaizgint 1 : ECASW PBSONEY LL oo CERT; : 7 
> bd £ 432 i = — "o » P LING by 3 4 S 7 
OED EBEY 4 WS bon Ws CBE. 5 OY © > nth, 5 
- NE , = va fly Wag” \ 
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"The fifth Pojnt icr0 rake away, the carmſuy of the Tarkf® 
ard to heal the running thereof, and to take away the 
ſharpreſs of the Urine which few have, but thoſe 
that have the ſtone in the bladder, 


Rc Pellirory of Spain 5777, Pellicory of the wall 5jy, 
Ivy berries 5v, Hyſop 3v3, Plantane 3vjj, Dandeliou Zj 
MilkThiftle with whute veins in the leaves, Harrs tongue, 
Broom flowers, or of the water 3, put unto this of Pet- 
ſley water, Fennel water, Woodbine water, ofeach one 
pint ; then boy! all theſe together in a cloſe DecoRion;Þ} jjn 
and diftil ic in- the ftrongeſt Balneo, The doſe is five 
ſpoonfuls with a. little ſugar. 


' This watet doth alſo heal any Canker or Fiflula> ' 
The ſixth Point is to heal the Piles and Hemorrhoids, if 


© RK Ofthefat of a Coney Clarified, of the juyce of 
Pillworr, of each X77, Verdigris 37 (8, oyl of wax Z 6 ched Is 

= Soy thisrogerher, and with this oyl annoint the place; Þ in 

= and thus will dry them up, and ſtay their. bleeding, =» 


_ 


;- This is anexcellentoy], and will heal moſt wounds, 


The ſeventh Point i5a medicine to reſtore Strepo Vanno;'Þ| « 
otherwiſe called the ſtring of the back, 


* Re OfCentum Nodia, three !eav'd graſs, of each ZvjjÞ 
Angelica, Alexander buds, Roſemary, {weer Marjoramy 
E777, red Dock roots, Skirret roots, Erineuiſh, of each” 
=; purutto this three pincs of diſtilled Milk, chen-boyl- 
Ir in the cloſe DecoQtion, and diſtil-it in the Rrongeſt” 
Balneo, The Doſe is five ſpoonfuls with a little 'of. Fa. 

I powder”: 


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48-4 


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Who l bd $7» ' 
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of the Genitors , and takes away the in flamation thereof. . 


Kc Of diſtilled urine one quare; and pitteine dell” 


} handful of French Barly bruiſed , and of Gallangal, 
f Spiknel| Roots, of each Zj ; boyl this in a cloſe DecoQi- 
on, and ftrain it , and bath them with this water warm. 

'| Then take a red Cloth and dip it in the fame water, 
'J and lap ir abour them , and this will rake away the ſwel- 
Tf ling and the inflamation thereof. 


For a Diſeaſe in the Yard,called the Chiiftalline, which 


makheth the Yard to look as clear as Chriftal , and if it be 
nt cured quickly it will Gangrene, and bring preſent death 
if it be not cut off, The Cure of this Diſcaſe 15 thug, 


Re New hor Pigs dung, and lay it to the plac: 


| end ths 7 
'F'i5 the abſolute cure of it ; purge preſently after.it , and / 
ſwear well , for this paultifle doch drive it back morthe- 


TY body ; So this order will ſave it from cutting. 


#@d Pox. 


. RK: Cafſia drawn , Eringuiſh; Senna, Saſſafras, Carduug 

© benediftus, of each Zjjj , Lignum Rodium ZjjzB,: Sanza 
$ 3v China Zjj , Sparrows tongue , Anmieeds., Nur- 
, Of each 87, 


each Z/ , Caſtorium 3, Liquoris Jjj7, Cine 
{namon Zv77j, Cloves EB, pur to it of digilled Ale five 
"N Parts , of Pfantine water, Burrage water, Dragon'y 

© ter: Hyſop water; of each one quart; boyl this all + 4 
© : hes 


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The eighth Point, an excellent Medicine for the ſwelling | 


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The ninth Point is an exeellent Medicine for the Ritum 


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4s 'S; D : > * '« att c a4; s WF: 7” . n Tx _ F yo . As. - . 
or 1 = by | 4 5 > Px p . 4 ” 4, * © 4 <> ” 
» — : , , i £ 4 Fe - 1 V 'S > 7 wy oy ry F 5; by p 47 4 
- - Cher In a cloſe decoction, a {1111 1c m-rhe ftror 
- Hh - * < y der, G _ : a <4 __ TFT. 
1408 _ = ” ” + : ” » E. 
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" "Baneo.  TheDolcks three ſpoonfls eee or 6h 
her cimes a day = IC 1s an excellent thing, It may be gly ent FE” 
» _ - thegreateſtin the World for the Pox, | 


The tenth Pojnt is a Medicine for the Pox. 


R: Of Wood-bine leaves ,, Roſemary , Cordi 
flowers, Bitrony , of each Zv/, Sage Zv77 , and ad 
one gallon of ſmall beer unto ir, thien boyl ir in a cloſ 
-decoQion and preſſe it , then pur intd -that preſſed I 
quor , Cinamon $ſ, Euphorbum, Fennel-ſeeds , 'olff 
each jj, Bdeliium, Caſtorium , Cafſia drawn , Aloe 
Secatrina, Calloquintida, Turbith, China, of each 37j 
Aegarick, Anmſeeds, of each 5377/7, put all theſe togelfſ 
ther, and boyl ic in a cloſe decoCtion, then prefle it, andſſ 
put to it Zv7 of white ſugar, and $777 of hony,, then va 
rit to an extraft, The Doſe 15.37 rwo or three at 
the mot; This is' an excel|nr purge , and-doth' abſc 
_ Jutely ere that diſeaſe. | pl tn ph 1 


. \ _—_ Ky ; & | q 
** The eleventh Point.in an excellent Medicine to take 
away the redneſſe of the face, 


— > 


'R: Liverwort, Mouſe-ear » Eeglantine leaves , Sets 
well, Burrage, Bugloſſe,Cabbidge-lerttice, of each Z7jj, 
Philippendula 3; , Mallows, Milk-thiltle , Mercury, 

. Cinq-foyl, Spinage, Purſlain, of each Z77 , ftamp ali 
theſe herbs togerher , and diftill them , chen take thre} 
pints of diftilled milk, and add it therero; then boyl ic i 
acloſe decoQtion, and diftill it in the Kronge Balneo, | 

Then pur this wacer to the firſt water , and add. ro if 
of China £B,, Pimpertiel ſeeds > hore-hound , Elicamey. 


* 


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thing for the dead Palkie. 


A water called Albanito,” againſt poyſon, and all fumes of 
the Head, apd all Low pl the Head pf 4 

'' Re Spiritof Wine one quart, a whole piece of the AL. 
batho his Horn, Zſs, Seed-Pearl, Muſſel ſhels, the meax : ? 
dried, Crabs Byes, Angelica, Corral, Galangal, Fennel 
of ſeeds, Carraway ſeeds, of each Zſs, make all into fine 
| powder, and ſearce it; add roi Dragons, Scabious; Cin- * 
amon, Annifeeds, of each Zi, Dragon water Fjj, all muſt 2 
dz made into ſmall parts, and finely powdered, Civet 3jy 
Amber griece ten grains, Unicorns Horn five grains z 
pur all theſe intoa Still bodyand leric mfuſe ren days, 
then diftilirin the Rrongeſt Balneo. The Doſe is two * 


Fl 


ſpoonfuls, © | 


4 water for S ore eyes, ard to bt [l all Tetters, Rin g-worms 
tl Chaps inthe Hands, and it healeth all old wounds.” _ 


ſ, ..* Re Verdegreaſe half a pound, ſpirit of Wine 'one 
18 quart, pur cheſe rogether and diſtil it, then pur to.1r 
&f Yhite Coperas Zjjjj, Eye-bright Zvj, then boyl it open, 
and then diltil ir. This is a moſt admirable wareriforthe 
Eyes, againſt all Films, Webs, ' Pearls, and hot Rheums 


of inthe Eyes, and fot watery eyes and the like, ' 


- * 


"EA Ta, 3 "LF *S & 
ETSY F Fo | . 2h 
or Morbus Gallicns, 


ST > | in N FM 
_—_ , : 4 $ 4 v 4 4 
k* * Apainſtacold Rhenn 
__ Agaimnſtaco um, 
ew o 


Firſt purge well for three days, then rake this drink 
as aDier Drink, and concinue it, 

Re Roſe water one Gallon,pur toir of Saſſafras wood, || 
China, of each Zjj, Sanza, Senna, Gallangal, Balm, Po- | ? 
lipodium,of each Zj,infuſe it all rogether for three days, 
chen boy! it in a cloſe DecoCion, then preſs it, and pur 
ro thar preſſed liquor, Liverwort, Anniſeeds, Horehound, - 
or of Horehound warter,Hyſlop, or Hyſſop water,of each 
21 Liquoris jj, Elicampane , Fennel feeds, Carraway 

ſeeds, of each Zfs, boyl all cheſe rogerher again, in a cloſe 
DecoRtion, then diftil it in che ſtrongeſt Balneo. The: || - 


Jofe is Fe | 
Youſhall find this to do exceeding much goodto give 
breath, and to take away ſpitting, = toayond Flegm in 


abundance. 
Another for a Rhenm.. 


—_ Py. oa 


* . Rr Ale one gallon, Anniſeeds, Liquoris, Cinnamon, ' 

of each half a pound, boyl this in a cloſe DecoCtion, and 
diftill it in the Rrongeſt Balneo; chen pur to ir of the 
Saflafras wood, China, Sanza, Palipodium, of each Zj, 
Senna FL Violet leaves, Burrage leaves, of each jj; 
boyl all theſe again in a cloſe DecoRion , and diftit ic 'F 
again In the Rirongeſt Balneo, The Doſe 15s one'or rwo 4 
{poonfuls in the morning faſting,and preſently after din- I ®' 
ner, and ſo again preſently after ſupper, then another 
ſpoonful juſt going ro: bed, | | i. 
| *: * Naw T deſcend from the Head to the parts of the Sto- » 
” . mach, as the Liver, Lungs, Heart, Splitn, and the reſt. 
And firſt of the Lungs. 


Pn 


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For the Lungs and them that ſp! t blood, | 


Re Ofthe derries of ſmooth Holm beat intopowder 
Z;. powder of whice Amber 3jj, Coral, 3j, and eat-ir_in 
your broth, it cureth, + p = * 0 
| Mouſe-ear dried and worn about the Neck, and upon 
the Stomach and Navel helpeth-the Conception z and 
Sow-bread haſtens with good ſpeed the delivery of wo- 

be Neck. are 200d againſt 


I 


men, and Pearls worn about r 
the Plague. 


A \ Medicine for the Lungs, and for the ſto ing thereof, 
and for the Inflammatioz of the Liver nds taketh 
away the redneſs of the Face, cauſeth a ſmeet © 
breath, with divers other vertues, 


R: Of Liquoris tj bruiſed, pur to ic Running watet. 
Þ© three pints, of water of Milk diftilled one pint, boyl it in 
acloſe Deco&ion, then Js it then add to thar preſſed 
liquor Elicampane, Hyflop. Thime, Sage, Peneroyal, of 
each 3 jj, milk Thiftle Zj, the Herb Mercury, Mallevs, 
Scabious dried, Burrage, Bug)oſs; Violer leaves, Straw- 
berry [eaves,Nutmegs 5 (3, Horehe« und dried, Anniſeeds, | 
efeach 2, Liverwort $j, Cloves 3j, boyl theſe all toge= - 
ther ina cloſe NecoGon, rhen diſtil ir in rhe firongeſt. 
Balneo, The Doſe is two ſpoonfuls firft and 1aF,  __ 
This is a (ingular thing,” and will do the Effets, aff 
exceedingly well,'it will help the Mother 'and Spleen; 


ith divers other effe&ts, for which praiſe God, 
"2.Þ 4 « 


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Foy one that f Pits Blood 


Re Teint one quart, Salomons Seal roots, Boneworr 
roots, of each Zj, of the Harrow-head ſtone 3jjjj, Hyſ-Þ: 
ſop, Roſemary, of each $j, Mummey Zjjj, SpermaceryÞ} 
3 jj, boyl chis ma. cloſe DecoRion, then rain it; and 
drink 1t warm With Sugar to your taſte. 7 he Doſe is Zjj1, 


For a C onſumption of all parts of the Body, 


Rc The yolks of a hundred Eggs, put to them of Car-Þj / 
duus. water one quatt, of Roſe water, Honey-ſuckle wa- 
ter,of each one quart, then fir this all rogether in a 
bowl for two. hours ,. then dittll. it ina glaſs body , in 
the ſtrongeſt Balneo,, then take that diſtilled warer, 
and put to it a Cock half grown, the guts and feathers b 
taken away , and the fleſh beaten.in a Motrer, then put 
co it Eringo, Dates, Cinnamon, -of each $j,. Cloves 3, s 
fix good Nurmegs ; then boyl this ina cloſe Decodtion, u 
and diful it in the frongeſt Balneo. =; "> = 

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. Then add-to this diſtilled water Maana 3j, Tormen- 
24] roots $jj, Pimpernel ſeeds; and. Albathos Horn, of 
each 3j of Unicorns Horn Jj, white Amber =, Co- 
Tal and Pearls, of each. 3jjj, Musk, Civer, and' Amber 
griece, of each ſix grains :- boyl this in a'cloſe DecoRif ;* 
on, and diſtill.it in the trongeſt Balneo. The Doſe uf} ., 
one {poor at three. or four times aday. 

L  ... This is a moſt admirable warer, and doth recover anyff + 
£&- kind bf Conſumption, alchough'ic be of Lies Venerea, Þ| 2 


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the "diſeaſes of the © dee,” 
BR: The Urine of the” fide (his firſt» morning: water, ® 
"Þ and knead it wich'meal to a Cake; and rokeac in the aſhes,” | 
{and chere ler 1t|burn, and'doſo again wirh:.his water at” '; 
noon, and at night ) and it witt firttment 'his warez and 
make it fairFthough it be cruded and” never ſo: yellow:z: 
'F and the continuance'of the fame will cure him abſ ure 


ly, alchough he be at deactis door,-afſuredly. ' .. .- 


Medicines appropriated to infeftions of the Heart , as Poy- 
ſon, Plague, French Pox, ec. with | ſeveral Cor- 
djal waters gaod againſt the ſame. 


$7 yew 


\ Firſt, a Water againſt Poyſon,:andall InfeQious Dif. 
: eaſes whatſoever that have affinity tothe Heart, as the: 
Plague, and ſuch like; 5 15th 7 Ms 
, RA whole piece of the Albarhos Horn 2, ſpirit” of 
Sack one quart, boyl it in a cloſe D2cotion. four houts, 
thenlec ic cool, and take one the Horn, for ic 1s good for 
other uſes, and keep the ſpirir very 'cloſe Ropped, adde 
toit ſeed Pearls and Coral ſearced; of each Zjj, Gold, 
Crocus Martis, of each'5j, Oyle of Tartar-, Oyleof Al- © 7 
monds , Spirir of Vinegar, of each 5 ; purall theſe” info  - 5 
aglaſle, and nip ir very cloſe ,: and pur ic ifito & ſtove'or  Þ 
| ſuch like ſtrong heat for twelve dates ; thzn after itis 
wel cooled , pur ic into the! ſpirit -of Sack , alſfoadde  } 
| Bezar ſtone 3 B, and Terra Sigillata 3, Galangal .# 
' Z B,. Rew ſceared Zj, Unicorns horn ten graines, Roſe _ > 
© water one. pint; boyl all-in! adoſe*Decofion', then *% 
4 ditill ic in. che ſtronge(tBalneo. The Daefe tis one ſpoonful.”. b: 
, This curech the poyſon of ſntoxicum ai tempusp it 2» 


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= C%eath, but che ſooner the berter ;'/bur: 1f the poyſonli 
» "Carry long , this. water will make the patient 5k. bur Fe 
” give him more every two hours, and continue it , and 
at laſt the patient hall. break ont in great bliſters where 
it hath raken root, and ſo.all the body over full of ſores 
and ſcabs like aleper , and ic will drive it from the hearr, 
and the parry ſhall recover. M 
* . And Ko other ordinary poyſcn ir is a preſent remedy, 
pd driyerh all -infe&ions of | any diſeaſe from the 
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Take of the Sake of Pimpernel,, or of the Þ of ic 5jj, 
>. Balſamum one | pound. and a half, Mithridate tbſs, 
© Saffron $j 8, Opium Zj, Spirit of Wine one quart , Be- 
-  2ar Es. digeſt it twenty daies in Balneo , then diſtill 
* Itinthe filings of Iron or ' cindets, and ye ſhall have 
three waters, 61 ts de 

. The doſe of the firft is. five. or ſeven” dropsin Sack, 
againſt poyſon , The ſecond is three drops in milky it cu- 
terh the Gour , The Doſe of the third 1s nine drops in 
Mouſe-ear water , it cureth all Peſtilent feavers. The 
fr water is whice , the ſecond yellow , and the third, 
15 a red water. | | 


The former being tco hot, ye may leſſen the pro- 
portion thus , and call it Balzmmatum. 


Re Balſamum $5jjj well waſhed , Mirhridate 'Zjf, 
Galangal 3.3, Saffron, and Pimpernel feed, of each Zjj, | 
Bezarx ſtone, and the Salt of Pimpernel, of each 3, 

NE Firm of ® Anniſeeds ,'Þ . 


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$3 ſpirit of Wine, Roſe water', Scabious water , , 
Angelica water, of each one pint ; boil ic ina cloſe D&7 3 
coRion very gemtly in water in the body that ye do diflif 
icin, but ye muſt have a very cloſe cover with a double 
verge » and then yery cloſe lured, you muſt make a-Sty!f 2 
body with a cloſe covet of tin torthis oſe, then 1 
boil ir as before in ir very gently , and ler 1t cool well 
before you open ic ,. then pur on the head of your Still , 


and diftill it in the "7 Box Balneo three times from 


its Feces, after it is diſtilled put inthe Sale of Pim- 

pernet, Eldony, and Carduus, of each $jj, The Doſe is 

one,or two ſpoonfuls. 2 

This is an excellent Cordial , and provoketh ſweat, + 

K cureth Lues Venerea, it breaketh Impoſtumes from = 

within the body , our'into the fleſh. Irs good forthe 7 
head. Ir cureth all agues by ſweat, taking of it a little } 

before the fir going to bed , and ſweat well thereupon , 

ic.never faileth , it hath cured very many, 1t is generally. 3 

a good medicine » Praiſe God for it. *] b 


A ſecond water to be diftilled from the Feces 
of the former , and it is called 
' Balhurmanda. 


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Put to the former Feces of Hore-hound water, Hy- 
ſop water , Scabious, water of each one pint, Nurmegs,. > 
Carduus ſeed , and Cinnamon of each Z; , Galangal, - 2 
Liquoris, and Annifeeds of each 3 Þ, Bezzar 3jj, 3 

| Caftoreum 5P, Terra Sigillara Zjj , boil all theſe wich 2 
4 thoſe Feces ma clofe Decoftion , then diftill it mthe +4 


ſtrongeſt Bilneo, | | A 
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of pra uh agues LOT: it. I; Journey two Yn is Wh 

Fs the fir comes , "and then goe to bedand ſwear 'Þ 
the more the betcer. The Dofe is. two ſperfulle. ! 

Praiſe God far ut. 


Another water + againſt Poyſor: 


Be White ambei 21j.or $31) of the white,and Zjj of | 
the yellaw will ſerve as well, ſpitir of Wine, ſpirit of of 
Vinegar , Fumitory Ware, of each on quatr , Coral and bt 
Carraway ſeeds, of each $jj, Dafes,Galangal, Anniſceds, 
of each Sh» Liquoris * S)), *Almonds half a pound, Cina- 'Þ 7/ 
mon Zjjjj, Musk and Civet, of each 5 ſs, Amber-ycis ; 

Vj3 *Roſe water one quart , and forbear all hot Wines, S: 5 

decauſe of the redneſſe of the - © ICT wt 


#1 


bn Excellent remedy for that Wakes Called, | 
Incoxicum ad Tempus. DR OA ] 


Re Water of Rew, white wine,Dragon water, of each te 
one pint, put to this Mithridare-Zjj, Scathus, Harts-horn. Janc 
filed, Cinamon, Galangal, of each. 51, boil this in a [the 
cloſe: DecoGtion , then diſtil, it in the trongeſt Bal» I tos 
- Neo. | 

Then put unto. thar ditilled water Saſſafras wood , ' and 
China, Crabs eyes , Pimpernel ſeed , Spicnel roots , I Cal 
+ Elecampane, of each 3Jjj, boil this again in a cloſe Deco- yore 
E Clonzthen diſtilitin che (trongeltBalneo. \ tbr: 
% . Then prit to-that water Crocus Martis, Laudanutn, « 
> Abathos horn,of each 3 jj, Coral, and Pearl, of each 36, | 
” Bczar one 3B8,Vnicorns J; , Civer and Musk, of each, # 


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js At erg 2s By bail, chis exceeding wall Jin 
me Dccoftion, then ler ir. cool. well 5 andWifi ic: 
he rongeſt Balneo. The Doſe ;s one Doreafll 
' "If ye put half the quantity of the warers to the F Feces;:- * 
Jand boll ic.in a cloſe Decodion , and then diftiliit1 inthe © 
Jrongeli Balneo, you. ſhall have a ſecond water which =. 4 
| very The Doſe is two. (| poonfu!ls. 3 <3 
Then make Salr of, the. Feces which. is almoſt as. good her 
85 the water. 
' The Doſeis grains three in one ſpoonſull of: the ſp iti 
Jof Sack. This former medicine and water is good for fl 
} molt all diſeaſes;as the Paley, the Pox, &c. | 


This. Medicine following expelleth al Poyſon PE” be : 
Heart, groveneth ſwcer, cureth all A Shes, ar and Morhus, © 
pet the Flux in women, cauſeth conception, loſſen= 4 
Matrix, and taketh amay wo hardneſſe eraſe 42 

at hath alſo many other Excellent OTene, 15:7 if 


re Peach keayes and China : of each: 5, Cinamon: 
B, Lignum Aloes $jj, the. Albathos hom. one dram, 
lerra EH 33jj,y0u-muſt Calcine. all chis ſeverally.,: 
and then | take ths Calcined ſubſtance for your Medicine, 
then pur to. ir. Bezarſtone 'in fine. powder. Jj.;, beat all 
tozether ina morter, the which keep for your-uſe;, | then 
take Pimpernel ſeeds 5jj, Saffron » Tormentil roots , 
and whice Amber, of each.3j,Pearls. Calcined 58; Catal 
| alcined 338, beatalk theſe together, and pur thereto: 
one pint of the trongelt ſpirir of Sack, | and ler ir infuſe. | 
days, then pur. tq4t of the dry ,Balſamum Zj, then. 
$boyl this. in a-cloſe DecoRtion, and diftil it in the Gron-! | 
Wt: Balnzo ; and you ſhalt haye an excellent 'water from. -* 
Feces,which w acer and Feces keep for your uſe ; and: 
por God for 1 It, | E he 


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- *: Thenwike the Feces being chroughly dried, and 
Them rogethet with 5j gmore of Terra Sigillaca. The 

-” Doſeis halfadram in the ftrongeſt ſpirit of Sack, | 

p”  8 "ſor an admirable' ſwear, ir expelleth all poyſon 

| from the Heart, ir expellerh out of the body all] 

ſcabs, boyls and botches. Ir'is an abſoluce medicine for 

the Pox and Leprofie, and provoketh ſwear more. abun- 

dantly than the water, Ir hath alſo.many other yercues ; 

for which praiſe God. | 


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T he way. to make Pills of it, which is the 6 bo 
chiefeſt Medicine. FE 1 


Rr All the former Feces, and add to it of 'Rheubarb, 
Diagredii, Bdelliuny» of each 57, Caſtorium 3jj, Caffiz Be 
extra, Manna, and: Polipodium in powder, of each | * 
3, Catapuſei ſeed, Cinnamon, and Annifſeeds, of each & 
jj Honey fix ſpoonfuls, Roſe warer half a pint ;, boyl || ** 
this in2 filver Still to a height for Pils.The Doſe is $j7 6. 1 , - 


.\ This is an admirable purge z and a moſt excellent < 
thing, to-which God give his bleffing, wer. ” dy 


An excellent preparation of Terra Sig1 llata » that you by) 
'" " at the Apothecaries ; for there is none ſo good as this, 


Bc Terra Sigillata made into'fine powder Zjj7, and put 
coit'on?2 pint of -the | Rrobgel 1098 'V:te- that you can «I 
get; and let ir infuſe three or four days, then ſer ir ona 
chafing-difh of coals, and ſer it on fire, and ſo ler it 
burn, and whenicis burnt 'as muchas ic will, put toic 
| . mote AquaVite, and infuſe it, and burn it as befote, do 
_ thisthree times:cill it be all burnt away tothe flegm oy : 


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7 manner as it were cruded lik ſlr, fo char there '- | 
15 none fo good as this. - 40S 


The Doſe in 3Þ inthe ſpirit of Sack; this is the moſt. 
you can glye.; it provoketh ſwear very much, {7 


' A Medicine to keep.the body of man or woman im health, 
. . taking this three or four times a week, © 


KR: Milk Thiftle water , Honey-Suckle water , Roſe 
water, Yſop water, white V Vine, of each three ſpo6n- 
fuls; then yon: unto he Nutmegs 5/ 8, two', * 
cloves in-powder, Honey half a quarter -of a ſpoonful, 7 
Sugar Ki x 5. of two hazle Nuts, Mithridace 5B, © ® 
Saffron Js, Civert two grains, Amber griece two grains, 1 
Bezar tone three grains, Terra Sigullata fix grains of the. * 
pureſt» boyl all this ina filver or earthen diſh rill ic be 
thick for Pills, The Doſe 1s 5j- inthree or four Pills, 4 
And let the patient take theſe when he or ſhe goeth 
to bed, and this will give a.delicate ſweat, and' if they 
follow it, they will find great eaſe hereby, as to, many: * 
ditempers inthe body, 7 <P... 


To keep one iu Health, tive 


BR: Saffron 5B, Lapis Calaminaris 37, beat it ſmall, 
and wear it about thyneck in a bag. ts 


Medicines againſt the Plague, Fevers, Agues, and 
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K Green Bzars-foor, Garlick, Ground Ivy, Bay Sale, 
ofeach Zj, pound this all rogether, and mix ic well, and 
bind ir to thar place whete you would have an IGue, bur 
ſt make a lirtle ſcratch with a Lancer; then bind this to | 
the place, and change it once day, caſting rhe firſt into 
the tire, putting more afreſh'to the place, it gathers the: 
corruption of che body to thar place. _— 
: © Thengwe the patient this Drink following. , 
Be Sack one pint, Roſemary branches four, Rue one, 
Nurmegs two, Cloves four, Bezar ſtnne three orains, 5 
Unicorns Horn'two' grains, a flick of Cinnamon, boyl 7 
how theſe together in a- «killer, chen ſtrain'it and give af > 
draught i in the morning warm faſting, and 'this ivy. 
the abſoluce cure of the Plague. : 


j Another axainf the Plagne "I | 


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R: O* the Arrow-liead tone, Tetra Sigillata, and Bez 3 
zar tone, of each 3 (3, grind them together. 
| TheDoſes 36m three ſpoonfuls of ſpirit of Sack, of 
and let the patient ſweat in his bed exceedingly, for this py 
will provoke him te ſwear, md drive it out of the body, Þ v, 
and f cure him. | Þ 


of edicines appropriated againſt Fevers and 4 ones. If th 
Of anew Diſeaſe called Attiſatis Fevers. L the 


Tf che pain holdeth faſt in the fide, and the patient 
SrOWs hot, and his water high coloured, open a vein 4 
little 


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Fin a ſweat ſo ſoon as you may, before you purge orfda. 4 
| Purge with my Syrup two or three days together.” 
| | "Y TREE : ' 
The purging Syrup. 


Rr Roſe water, Yſop water, Danewort water, of each 
three quarts, and put tor of Dattiles, Polipodium, of « * 

| each Zv/ , Epirhamum, Coloquintida.and Senna, '6f each _ - 
4 57/7, Cl drawn, Galangal, Rheubarb, and Raiſons 
| ſtoned, of each Zj7, Turbich Zjj7, Agarick FE nager ne 


| 3's Diagredium 3B. Carduus jj, Caffi ſeeds 100, Ange-. 'N 
| fica roors'$j, or of the leaves, rhree Figs, ren Carraway 


| feeds, Fennel feeds , Ginger 'and Grains,'of each 377, 
Orarge rinds and Caftoreum, of each $3. Take all thefe + ? 
being well pounded, and pur them into the water, boyl 2 
it 1n a cloſe DecoCtion; then prels it bard, and put 'thar 7 
preſſed Liquor into a Still body, and pur ro it the Juycs # 
of theſe Herbs following. - | | £2 
Of the juyce of Milk-Thiftle  Groundſel, Mallows, 
of each 377, of the juyce of Bertony 3777, the -juyce of 
Elder, and the herb Mercury,” ofeach'$; the juyce of 
Þ Violers377/ , and pur to it one/pint of Yſop water; then 
diftill all cogether 1n the gentleft Baſnzo;-and' the Feces 
Is your purge (Whiehis an extra.) Add Sugar to ir, 
that 15, to your Water, and boylit to a Syrup. The Doſe 
Is from one dram to Zj, The doſe is from 33, to 3j of 
'the Eztratt, or 7y in Spearmint, Yſop, or Roſe-' 
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YR French Batley thy, ſoakir in diſtilled Milky until ieF' - 
” bereadytobreak, then pur ir into a common 'Scill and | : 
diftil it, and pur tothart water Dandelion, Milk Thiflle, 
Groundfſel, Mallows, the Herb Mercury, of each $j, Gi 
VVormwood, Mummy, of each $f3, Manna $711, boyl * 
this together in a cloſe DecoRion, and diftil ir in the Mc 
ftronge(t Balneo. The Doſe is three or four ſpoanfuls. | "We 
This diſcaſe is ſoon holpen if it be taken before it x7 


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comes £0 its height, : 4 
Then make this Broth for hive. | s 


Re A piece of Veal, and pur to it common water a8}, 
you do for any broth, and pur to it of Saſſafras wood; f 
Foe) ror and Cinnamon, of each $f, Pimperncl 
ſeed 557, Caftoreum 57, Euphorbium 3 Þ, boyl theſe all | 
rogether with the Veal, and pour the broth from rhe. gall 
drugsand mear (and ler him dk it) and caſt away the Þ;, 
mear, you may cut a manchet er two and boyl with it. ff... 
Then co take away the pain of the fides, you, ſhall Figs 
take @ bot loaf out of the Oven, cur ir into rwo parts Ip, 
Theriacle Fj, oyl of Mace, the oyl of Amber which'i® I, 
Uiftlled, orthe oyl of\Dill $8, oyl of Camomel 3» 
mix theſe well together, andthen ſpread ſome of it ug- F " 
on the loaf as you do burrer, and lay it hot ro the fide i; 6 
and do this three or four times, and ir will remove the” Þ... 


pam of the fidey and it will do the like in Pleurifies. 


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K+ Digil V Valouts one week or two before MY $ 


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R: French Barly thy S,put to it of Burrage water, Milk 
Thiftle water, Mallows water, ,of each one pint, wateriof 
Gtoundſel one pottle : Ler the Barly infuſe herein rill-it 
breaks, then preſs it, and pur co that liquor of the Herb 
Mercuty , Endive, Serwel, Violer leaves , Strawberry 
leaves, Cinqfoyle, of each Zjj, Polipodium F777, Senna 
Z7, boyl this in a cloſe Decoction, and diſt} it in a com 
mon Still z then pur to this water one portle of diftilled 
Milk, and drink this ordinarily a £ood quantity at a time, 
Land this will qualifie the heat of the blood. 


Of Cordial waters and their Marvellous effefts, and firſt 
of Aqua de Novo, or the Caleftral Cordial water. 


' Diſtil one quart of Spicic from three quarts, or ones 
Iglion of whice V Vine, and pur to it of Dragon watery _ 
itn 5, Parſley ſeeds, Cubebs, Peony ſeeds, Pimpernet 
| rc Cardamons, = _ z ; feed 
'$*gs,Dates tone green Oranges, of each Js Anniſceds, 
ACloves,of each 3 117,Grains,Caftoreum, of each. 3jy, Silis 
ds, Fennel ſeeds,of each Jj, driedOranges Zj, Ginger, 
An\urmegs, Acorns, Calamus Aromaricus, of each 3/5 
Jong Peper 3, Carraway ſeeds 3jjjj» Lignum Aloes 
IÞ> infuſe all theſe things in the Spiric of Dragon-waer 
Puree or four days, the longer the berter (being firtt well 
Founded ) boyt ic inactofe Decotion, theny diffil ir in. 
Pe rongeſt Balneo once or twice,.dry from the Feces,” 
o Then take nine or ten ounces of the (tronge(t- ſpirix of 
PS aid infuſe in ic rheſe things Soltowing 4 Mirhnks * 


4 


* / grains, Civet, Unicorns hotn, 'of 
India Unicorns white horn, Buffant or Antilops horn 
of the whire wood of the India Balſom tree, of each $7} 
Corals and Pearls, of each 2jj finely powdered and ſear-l 
ce, ſomult the horns be alſo powdered and, ſeatced ; 
ſoler all theſe infuſe in the ſpirit of Sack three or four. 
days, the longer the better.  ' >» - 
Then take the firſt water and pur 1t to this. infuſion; [* 
and then diſtil ic all cogether agaity once or twice from}. 


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L Eee ts Toy LS (i ee SB $i 
7; 46 MEER * . $e- & - 8 : >... <1 4 
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F « $ f e $6 $ L ; < \ r * . 
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theſe laſt drugs, then iris perfet, _ - | (3 
- Thedoſe 1s one ſpoonful if they be ftrong, bur if they]. 
be weak, one ſpoonful and a half; or two ſpoonfuls; *J; 


1.4 


The Vertues are theſe. 


 Irdiffolyeth wind in the ſmall guts, and inftantly-;cus }- 

reth the wind Colick) 1t reſtoreth Nature decayed, iti8| - 
admirable for all conſuwprions, itexpellerh all pojſom { 

and all infe&ious diſeaſes fromthe Heart, ir curech alt F*-. 

_ thoſe that yomur up their meat, dehivereth women with Þ\vp 

* child, intime of their travel,;andencreaſeth rheir ou bn” 


it purgeth the blood, and g enova : ſp! 7% 
rit of Life, ic cureth the Small Pox, if they be firuckenÞ; 


In, it brin 


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” Bear of ok bodies Ts caſerh on. pain of their wy 
I and Back , and will cauſe them rohave an eaf y defivery, « 
| ir helperh che hardneſſe of the: Mary uſed oy" lnfetn. 2 
i} / ol; ; Praiſe God. 4 
'Bhiss FT the ewelfih ard lf Point; This doth heal all ”" 
 Fersof the Yard, Fi roll, ' and all ſuch kind of ra? IF 
'. . Tf cleanſeth, and cloſerh the Matrix. , it health etl 
Reins, and ftrippmgs of the Urine + It 18 alſo aj . > 
excellent thing to heal any mard whe: "NY 


J=, JN: Fry: 
= Valerian 3 » Yſop, of each Ejj <; Turihyob, the _ 
x lack ripe berries of the privet, "Ivy berries - 
© woundworr dry or greet ( Incocwith , Leaves of To-. = 
*dacco ; Spearmint , Bramble leaves; of each''3j,'Plan. I 
"tine water, three pints ; boyl theſe in a cloſe Deco@ion, 'J 
Fand digillic in the trongeſt Balneo and uſe this by ins 
| j<Rtion. You may give $jj inwardly , it- will-heall an 
Crain, , or,Rupture of veins broken inwardly ;:andwith - 3 

®Lintwet in it , and laid to any s green wound , healechs i "x 
Ped; Phaiſe God. i 264 


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An excellent Medicine cailed the little Page , good for . 

SH Ketmug of the Rerns tu pen Or Women N and for the 
* -. 1 Flux of the belly when its white, which is the 

3 Wee hardeſt fro cure of all Fluxes. 


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1 Re Green Rye before it be ſhot to Ears , and ſoine ak 
ſo before-1t be Ripe while the Ears are yer green, and 
taks of thar diſtilled wartet, and the water of Sloes, of 

- . each one pint ,, then add unto it of dry Roſemary, Sillio 

| ſeeds! Mace, ofeach 3j, Fennegreek , Cardimum 


Mithridacte , Tormencil Roots, of each I, Cloves. 
5j(3., Labdanum 3, the inner rind of an Oak Zjjj,. 
ling glafle 3v ; boyl all theſe together in a_ cloſe Des» ' 
> coion, anJ diftil it in the ftrongeſt Balneo, The Doſe 

”” is three ſpoonfuls firſt and lat, Then take the feces. 
 arddoythem to. powder , and lec the Patient take as. 
muchof it-in Milk as wilklye on a fixpence, boyled with 

the yolk of ewe Eggs, and a little weaten Flower , Cin- 

namon, | one Nurmeg, and a lictle Sugarto your laſt ; 

this is alſo very binding ; Praile God for ut, '- 


The ſecond. Medicine of the Lictle Pageyfor the delivery of | 
women in Travel, and to tanſe 4 ſure Conception, 


beet trace Roots Hetbs and Flowers 3jj, of Hypericon,' 
E=Mader-haic > Centum Nodio , Lyons foot, of each 5j, 
tyalcheſe inco a Powder, rhentake of the Albathos 
* hom calcined 3 , Sea horſe tooth Jj, Unicotns horn , 
£2 008 Bezoar 


Of thegreat Root of the great Oſmond Zj\ our: 


x $ fo 
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lr acct - 1 87 on 4, Ss; * 1265 
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Cinnamon, Crocus Martis , of each 5jj, fix Nutmegs, ' 
Flowers of Pomgranates , the red berries of Eglantine , . 
ofeach Zj., Pomegranate rinds, the rinds of Pomecitron, 


s gn - 
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7 Bezoac ſtone , Ambergris, of each JÞ., grind all rheſs, > 
F rogerher wich the firſt ona marble ſtone, _—_— rex” = 


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prefently ro.Conceiye, 
An excellent Medicinecalled 4 Ladyes Fam, 


"Rt Of the water of Pompions, water of milk-Thifle; 
water of the Herb Fennegreek, or inſtead Of it, houſe 
"Chick-weed water > Endive water , Burrage water, of 
each one pint , then add to theſe , .Manna'Sv , drawn 
Cafſa, Liverwore , Bulls Ears, of each'$jjj , Tormentit 
Foots Zjj ; boyl theſe in a cloſe Decotion, and difilic 
inche (trongelt Balnes, a $4.28 
. "Them put co this difulled water of Cinnamon Zjj, An-" * 
 tuſeeds , Fennelſeeds , , Carrawayſeeds, . of each jj, - | 
Elicampane, Nutmegs, Liquoris, of each $8, boyl [this 
in aclofe Decodtion again, and diftil ic in the Rre noeſt*- 4 
Balneo. The Doſe is three ſpoonfuls , this is anefcel- 


« 


lent Fann, it lacketh but irs Handle. 
+» A Handle to the former Fann. 


Rc Of diſtilled Milk three pints , Mithridate 15 48 
Saffron 38, Lignum Aloes 3j, Lignum Rodium 338; 
Saſſafras wood , China , Galangal, white Amber,'of 
exc Zjj; boylcheſe rogether in a cloſe DecoQtion,, and +. 
diftit ic in the ſtrongeſt Batneo twice from the Feces.” 

 Fhis water of ic ſelf doth help the trembling of the” © 

Heatrr, alfo it is a great opener of the paſſaves of xzhe- © 

Lungs © of: > 0 Te: 


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3 2 1.” $98 N Di q 5 6 
4 P98 
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"Fic FI” water ah rhe Ge TY js i: Ic 's "1 [ | 
gether they are admitable,drawing away all pains of rhe |} 
ead, curing the falling fickneſſe ,, raketh away- the heat- | 
Son redneiſe of che face , Purgerh the Liver : and- alſo , 
diffolverh the hard knobs of che Lungs, calked the fone 
Pox, or Pock, as you may ſee it in Beaſts like hard Gra- 
k vel; It expellerh all venom from the Heart”, it's a good 
E. Cordial, it's excellent in Conſumptions, as ſhall be | 
& -, More plainly laid down in the third part following. 


. T he third part of the Fann, 


Re Pearls, Coral , of each 3, leat, Boarrlds 
*: Ivory, of each 3jy, white Amber, the pureſt Harts-horn, 
LT Aloes, of.each 5jj; ; of the Buffants horny 
 Unicorns-horn, Bezoar , 'of each 5, Ambergris JjÞ, , 
" Work all theſe into a fine powder , and pur to it of the 
pureſt ſpiric of Sackone quart, and ler ir infuſe.ſeven 
© dayes ,. then boylitin a cloſe Deco&ion, and diftil it in 
i Wngeſ Balneo. The Doſe is half a ſpoonful, 
1s an admirable Antidote's it expelleth the 
Roh bs Hy inthe World , and cureth Intoxicuns. 
bad tempus , it delivereth women in their greateſt danger. 
© that may be, and giyerh them life again, © ,*>- 
: ; - --Thentake the firſt two former parts of this Fann, and 
*p1Ttheir waters upon theſe feces, and boyl it nacloſe © 
| >Decoftion, and diftil it in the ſrongeſt Balneo.. h: 
Then take this laſt diftilled* water from the. feces , th 
* ard put it unto the third and laſt water diflilled of che, | , 
2g.) BN Jin which was the ſpirit of wine,and pur all che. } 
2 bree waters roeether, ſoyour three waters be but one T] 
= Warer., which. i500 Fagn parſe. BE. Doſe rh this |. 
FS ter now perfected and pur all rogerher, is one ſpoon- |. 
-- fu ls and workerh cd ce aforſd effe&s', and muclt | < 
| more 


FLY FY 


WW GBHRHg< n= a mm as wh.e 


| 8 more, - for? it is nor to be "PREY Bux fee God hah che oy. 


glory now and ever more, cp | {4 

F Nor in the ſecond place I ſhall | fat upon ON wWo- A 
mans matrers, that is thz diſeaſes of rhz Marrix, ® 

and irs particular defe&ts, the Medicines which are, "P- az 

prophaced hereunto, follow, = 


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Firſt a general Medicine far all. women in the Sell 


Re Of Nutmegs pounded two pound, pur ro them 
three pints of Burrage water,, Carduus water on2 quart, 
| ſpirit of Sack one pint ; boyl this in a cloſe Dco&ion, 
and let icftand fixteen days ro putrefie; then diltil it in. 3 
the ſtrongeſt Bilneo ; then put to this water of the juice 
of Pome egranates Ej5j, and of the rinds ZjÞ, drawn Caf-. ® 
fia 35, Mithridate, Cinnamon, Kernels of Pruen tones, 
ſoc Almonds blanched, Orange rinds, Oculus Chriffti, © 
of each 3, Cloves, Sanza ;Pimpernel ſeeds, Tormentif _—_ 
roots, irys ld flowers; of each 3jj jþ Red Sage 3yjÞ,. ©; 
Saſſafras, Chin, Eringuiſh, of each 5jjjÞ, Annika? £4 

ennel > 1p Cartaway ſeeds, of each IPs boyl all " 
theſe ina cloſe Decottion, and diftil ic 1n & ſtrongeſt m0 
- Balneo.- 4 
 Thenputto this water of Labdanum, Mechridare, of | ; 
each 3, Coral. Peart, white Amber, of-each 8, Alba- © 8 
—thoshom'3 Þ, Civet Gx ofrains, Musk three Brains, B:zar + 
fone ſeven grains, Amber-gris eight grains ; 1:t this in=. A 7 
fuf2 nine days, then diftil this in th2 Arong lt Balizo. 

The Doſe is one ſpoonul, - FT, 'Y 
| This is an admirable warer, ir ſtops all kinds of flux2 4 "3 
| wharſoeyer, and dryeth up the cold moiſture of che bod) 7 * - 


and T 


7 > oa,” edited Fs A the Al 3. > he :: X& *Parr's- 
. 4 : OM ny © Þ f'- 7h Fe _ us Fa, 's L £9 
Land ic TIE in os che paſts DEA conception, and cau-.F 
= i Teth them ro conceive,” it is alſo.an exce IG ork; T7 
2. Itcxpelleth poyſon, 8c. P Praiſe God for ir, © | 
 - Irhinkitwilt be neceſſary before I do yarns tr any fur- | 
- ther, to ſpeak one word or two of che Cauſes ering | + 

Conceprion, and they are three, 

Fir(tzaco1d and moiſt body, communicating the ſame 
tothe womb, wherein ic becomes amoiſt flippery flegm, 
which makes the womb loſe her rerentive faculry, it be-, 
ing cold,moiſtand ſlippery, ſhe cannot retain the, Sperm 
and Seed when it is injected in unto her. And this de- 
fe is chiefly common among!t Wamen,: which may well 
be remedied. 

Secondly, the body too hor and dry, cauſes a' hot hu- 

& mwidity to deſcend with che purging moiſture, which cre- 
2 ares in the womb a ſalc flegm and holes which calcines, 
-*the Sperm when ir is injected in unto her. | 

"The third1s wind,which weakens the ſtring of: concep- 
tion, and byirs ill motions keeps back rhe natural: hear 
7 \r nouriſhing hor moiſt yapour from che womb. And 
& ONE ſhall proceed 'to rhe cure of theſe 'obftrufions, 
firſt; and declare the Medicines: which cauſe concepriony, 
5 3nd retains ic m the wombill che full cume, 


- Fir to ſtrengthen the firmg of Conception which bath a 
© knobat the end, by which the child is held by-the Navel, 
" and taketh nouriſhment, and. to ripen that kernel, rl 


1 
2 . whrch 1110 none can concerve.. This Medicine-is an ex: | . 

cellent thing for any woman ; it maketh them to. - BD 
, , their child and nouriſh it ; it all 2 breakgth wind, nd er - 
- peth rhe body ingood tem Pere gd. 
£21 #5 \ ; 

Ir Dandelion, Pubwors, Broom flowers, Dragons | 


2 
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Bos —- NI 
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& + 4 % $4 : q "i by” + 
Cs. as. pf h - 
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. Eringuiſh, of. ach b 3h, 


of th Evi, 3 Ri ,. Ei 3 
Cloregilly flowers, - j $ 


| * Saprion Z;v, Violet flowers, 
wort, Salomons Seal, , Pimpernel ſands: of each Zj, Ga 
-langal$ jj, Alexander ſeeds 3B, Cinnamon, Scabiaus, 53 
of each 23, Cloves, Caſtorium, of each 35, Saffron Wb, . if 
Pound all the aforeſaid herbs-well, then pur to them ; 
water diftitled from Milk one quarr, Roſewater three / 
pints; then boylicina cloſe DecoRtion, and: dilyl i in 
the Rrongett Balnco, The doſe is one ſpoonful. 


For C onception. ; 


bg of che lictle white Lady Nuts Zj, Wh calcine chem, | - 
and pur cothem one pinr 'of Sack, and let ir infuſe 24.' 4 
hours, then filter ir, and take fine wheaten flower, Es K.; 
white Sugar, of each a licrle quancity, wich-a lictle Cars iy 
rawayſeeds, and a like freſh Butcer, then knead this 16. 
” qr with-the warer, and make thereof little cakes; and 
ler the patient eat them often, - 

This is a matrefto ſhadow your _ and oo will 


ſurely make her conceive. 


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Tomake a Womans body apt to conceive." © © 


Rc Dearwort wate r, Germander water, , Eglancine was. 
xer, Roſewarers the water of Roſa Solis fimply Cs 
1 from the herb, of each one pint ; then add rotheſewaters .* 
| Satirion-roots, Parſnip and Skirret roots, of each Ijgof | 
- the fleſh of Dares Zjjj, Cinnamon jj ; boylall cheſe res Me 
- gether in cloſe DecoGion, and diftil ic in the: frongeft oy 
Balneo. The Doſe is three ſpoonfuls. And this'is anex”. 


| cellent good Pg for any pork | 2 g- 5 I 
: | "Y ber 4 


” x 
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a. Fo: Pe 4 
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*$ - #F : A . 7 #%h . 
£ Ps SEE" X35 


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* # = 254 =" & c +a. , þ. 
\ , : . 77 on 
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Another . - * 


=. * + OITE AA fo©t COS IICRIE LS} Fe $25 2g -\- "- 
”- Thereis awaterdiſtilled from the Speces or Spawn of. | 
-- aCatp taken in ay before he ſhed the-ſpayn, which'is* 

 Sgoodfor conception- 's | IT 

Re Of the Spayn T5, of the meat of Crabs, Satirion, | © 

Eringuiſh roots, Perſmps, of each Zjj, Roſewarer , 'Bu- | 

gloſs, of each half a pint, Angelica water one pint ;: boyl 

Ic in a cloſe. Decoction , and difiil ic in the ftronget 

\ Balneo, The Doſe is two ſpoonfuls twice a day, let both 

' parties take it. TY | | | 

There is ina Carps head or neck a ſtone or bone three | 

b 

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fquare;; take that bone:-in May, and wear it ina/bra&ler 
about thy arm or neck, and it is excellent againt witch» 
-*  Craft,and to eyil Spirit ſhall have power over thee. It » 
” doth the fame for the Falling Sickneſs,: bur. eſpecially if 
- it be drunk in Plahtane -or Hyſop watef, : Ihe Doſe is ' 


9 


one of them beaten yery {malls _ +: 


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pn Ay excilleut Hedge fer women'that have cold and moſt A 
= beates, by reaſon of which they; cannot coneerve.  ) 
bY | I 
” R- Of the.young amd .tetider ſhouts of Hops, the young || © 
® *2nd render ſhouts of Grapes, and the ſhouts of Bayes, of | e 
- each t6j, and puny it three pints of -Roſe or-Plancane - Þ| 
| watgrs Then boybthis inacloſe DecoGtion, and diftil iv. Þ t 
® in theftrongeſt Balneo. 4 s vena" 
®. © Thenitaks Cloves bruiſed in a Morter t6(8,-put to 
*whice winitane quarry and boylic ina cloſe Decogtion, 
and diftl icin the ſtrongeſt Balneo, and pur. this water: ' 
_Tigthenſt:. on Ih {LLFEM 
| Then add to them Cinnamon $j, the fixſh of Doe: 
Ss  - : $34.45 4 þ RE" 2 . ; | . 5 


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p . - "x , * _ R a es 21 
MN I bn J * « p - $: ad 
# %S g . pit 4 Fwy Z 2 a wr” "4 » RE»; 
; , - + . x SU, 4 ” _ pp : 
* IODINE >. 2 V0 y . * F264 ME OY - + 4 
S 


4 36» gal, Pimp FIpfmencil polar f 

= A Called. eat of each-Zzz, Sea-horſe / : 
F tooth, Michridate, of each 511jj, boybchis i in : cloſe Deco- R 
| &ior, and difil ir in the rongeſt Balneo. The DofE1 Ws. 


| two ſpoonfuls tyice or thrice a day. '', I 
And this uſed with a-Siringe into her Marrix, dock F, 
deanſe and ſcoure thoſe parts. * S146 28 
; 2” 2 
7 Avothey for the ſame. WO 340, BR G7 


Re Cinnamon = Si, Galangal Z = 'B, Safſaperilla, Maiden 
hair, Saſſafras, rhe hetb $cabious) dried Berzony, dried 
Hyſop, Cordial flowers, — flowers, 'the ripe red 
berfies of Eglantine, of 'each'Zj ; Pur unto'thieſe of Hy 
ſop water, 'Broom flower -ryater, 'Bean flower, Broarty. 
water, of eachyone quart; infuſealtthree of four dis 
thenboytthis in a cloſe DecoRionz and: Giſi-iF in 
Rrongeſt Balneo. 

Then pur:ts this diſtifled- water of Cinnamon IG 
Cloves, Ginger ,ofeach 3jj, Long Pepper 3j, Caſtonumy 
3j 8,dried Orange rinds =, Anniſeeds" Fennel” _— 
Carraway ſeeds, of each 37j j Lignum Aloes, 55,- T0001 
1s, Mithridate, the wo6d of Saffafras, China, Ermemfſh; 
or Eringo roots, of each Zyj', Saffron rootseZv,.Cra - : 6. 
eyes 33. Then add unto all theſe one pint more of Roſe." Go 
water, then boyl it in a cloſe DecoRion, and diftilic n=; 
the ſtrongeſt Balneo. The Doſe is two ſpoonfuls. — 

- This is an excellent water , and irwill make” peffe& 3 
na woman whart is imperfe& ( thar is the " Cur WS. 
ception. ) Ir flops alſo the overplus of mpiſture', ang; 
gives the true natural heat int6thz body ; for the: thic "4 
_ Godin the wiſdome of us Creatures, "14: 1. 0. 5 


E 


= 4 ud T5 
mv 
iy 
' £ " =: a. -- wy p "4 
" q o- Y ' _ way "i \ > "0 3 
s , # v, »; . F o - Dx" MS pp" = #* bY - _- DS 5 
Fu E | ; 5 ES OT rs 7 23 : ! : -" %a 
$4 LAGS bi < NH BY; "ISS 4B. x x bafr £ DEAT 
þ hs,” —_ ge SR EI + s £ 
” $ P " 9. ” = 4 £8 5 © 424d P 
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, s 
a + ? : 
* iN of, r A Womans C0 | 
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- _ *ReOf Saryrion in their flouriſhing time , both the Þ} - 
Flowers,Leayes, and Roots,alrogether onzpound,or one. } 
pinc of ics water , of Cordial Flowers onz-pound, Roſle- 
waterhalf a pint ; Dittil chzſe together, then take Ci- 
yet, and Amber, of each ninegrains, and ſteep itina | 7 
' bag, and infteed of Roſewater, you may put inthe fim-. | 
e water of Roſa Solis half a pint if you can have ic, The 
ofe 15 two ſpoonfuls. | "FJ 
Rc Ofthar Saryrion ſprooted in the Leaves, the Roots |< 
thereof, and ler the woman wear them abour her neck, | \ 
andſhe hall Conceive. The Flowers dtyedand ſo worn | b 
O 
d 
b 


<- had 


3$:afoteſaid, will do the ſame. 
- My great Lady Nurtwhich I call a Qualk z Worn as a4 
oreſaid; will do the ſame. * Ty 


f 


1 n 
©” +» Another to retain the Child in the Womb: ; 
- Rc Calvesfeer waterone pint , ſiveer” Marjoram T3 P 


+. dryed Scabjous,the Herb Saflafras dryed, of each Z j; boyl 
 -Theſcin acloſe Decoction) and diftil it in the. ſtrongeſt 
*' Balneo. WI | * 3 


»0P - 3 


Another. 


Another | 


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L- . : > ot 0 oF, MOy ) TYP bs g : of 
: DS £ 4 <1 "3 ot "7% bb.  - Lobos , " 4 rw-_ 
6 +: ©7 &-» © SHE 2% - . FFP *$; PR IE 4 *. ; | 
be ; » by + oy _- «a « t "5 L 3 * Fe . - Iz 
: vw - "I  , _p A 
B0t fo ret am the- & af HEEDESOR, "© . ._ 
” , * a: ” ; & of. : ” a = #5 | 
- 5 oF a" -F ry "JN NM , mY : 
- v yr 
- 


| Rc Agreat Limper ſhell, and-fill ic full of Sanguis  # 
} Draconis , and let her bind rhis upon her Navel , and* 7 
| weat it continually, and it will afſuredly recainche Child, þ 
The firſt Medicine of the ſecond Part of the Anthor,, cor ; 4 

_ Germng the Parts belonging to Conception, _ 


q 


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pIVER 
ne, £< 
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Lay of ſe, 
FE a” 
F995 
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\ Re: Wild Sage two handfuls , Tormenti! Roots Zvy, . _ © 
Chickiveed on the Land , Broom flowers,” Pennyro 0 
Woodbine- leaves, of each $j, Cordial flowers Yi 2 
bruiſe well all theſe togerher , and put to it tio quarts 
of whitewine , then boyt it in a «lvſe DecoRion”, and _; 
diftil it in the ſtrongeſt Balneo. The Doſe is fix ounces; _ 
but before you drink ic in the mormung , Puma fleep © 
two branches of Burner in ic-all might , andſo.in, the 
morning ſteep Burnet , and ſo let it infuſe, and- chen + 
drink -itan the evening ; thus ic ought alwayes to be uſed, 
Praiſe God for it, . | 45 


Another for the ſame. 54+ 
+ Rc Lyons foot $7 , our Ladyes Trace Roots, . Leaves, + 
Fand tlowers , Sparrows tongue, Time, Oculus Chriſt,” - 

Scabious, Nutmegs, Cloves, of each $3, putto theſe. of 2 
Roſe water, and Dragons water, of eachone pint , .then } 
yl itinacloſe DecoRion, and diflil it as before. The. 3 
oſe is thre ſpoonfuls, with ſeven grains of che Powder > = 
f Cloves firſt and laſt ; and this ic ought chiefly to befor 2 


7 
Ro 
bg 


young woman that neyer had a Cluld. .. » 


=... "3% : 
\ nother for the ha He alle fo Ne. Tos he terms, Li 


4 R: Of the Herb Robert one handful and ftamp 7 it, 2nd Þ 
"roi our the juce,' and'fo much of the juice of Hounds 
put them both rogether 7 'and add* ro ie two 
foetus of honzy , powder of Aniſeeds , poder. of | 
Cloves, of each Zj5-, white Sugar Zjj x ſeven ſpoonfats | 
of whearen' flower, knead alt thefe together with Roſe Þ 
"water into a paſte, th2 which you ſhall bake in'lietle thin | 
Cakes , and let her ear of this firſt and laſt, ant? 4 will 
aſſuredly doit, for the which praiſe God. 


| Anexcellen Media; for the Delivery f thi C bid, nd 
| 111; of the after=bijuhig1s is called the Marigold Me. 
+ 1101110 25) +  the'Gaittteſ[e of Bedford. 


4 This4@ thabſ6lurely deliver women, bringeth! d own. 4 
the afrer-birth z giveth them ſtrength, , comforterh” the Þ* 
heart. expelleth wind , expelleth poyſon , ORR 5 | 
lent 'Cordhal, atid'its admirable for many other things 
"Re Ofthe weak ſpirir\of Sack one quart , wy fot of 
- By ats tooth , yellow Amber, of each Zj, Albathos 
"hom , Bulls horn , of each 5/ , Harcs horri 3 jÞ; of 
top of a Goats horn. 3777, Unicorns horn , leaf. 
- Gold,-ofcach5j, Coral , Pearl ; of each 51] » Mus | 
ES ree grains , Ciyer ſeven orains'; Ambergris 10 Brains g 
Y boyl all theſe togerher in a cloſe 5Deco&ion; and diſtal it. ; 
-- mthe ſtrongeſt Bat Ban hn20, and keep'this water by -ics Telf; Þ. 
£+hen tak? on? quarr of Roſe water, and one' of /Ditzgon | 
» vater'. and put it 1 info the feces ;*andpur ro it of "Gas: | 
= Jangal; Caftorium, ot each Zj77.1 '$pikenard , the flow-.| 
of Roſemar gof exch'5 7 , Cordiil flowers: . Pim? . 
ES formencil Roots, Aniſeeds, ofeach 31» tb 
FP 0 wa 


F Feni Fen FE Cinattron.$ 51V ” mg ap FO | f t Or "RS 
þ 5" T. | all theſe ina cloſe 10 5.0 TT di hl. 1 20 7» yy 
© the rence Balneo'; then take the fibſt watef; and: | 
F. to the ſecond. The Doſe i 1s (yo ſpoonfuls, 

And when ſhe is in travel , letiher take alitele of- =o 
juice of Vervain , anda litle of the oyL'of Mace;;. and mw 
- little of the oyl of Almonds , and alittle Aquavite, and. 
{| mix all theſe in a Sayvcer , and with this anorit her Nas 
'yel; andrhis will make the ſtring of CW: oY kt 
"Lo very ſpeedily and quickly. 


oo ontel fn he: nd i t 


4 Medicine for @ cold Body of a Woman ,'"it is" called: ihe | 
{ Marigolds firſt Child, it :s good for Conception alſo. © 


4 Kc Of the pure ſpirir of Sack ;Roſerater, of eachone '# 
1 quarr » then put to ir of Juniper berries'Z =, the wood ® 
» | of Saflafras, Red Sage in rowder, wild Time dryed , of - k.. 
| cach $77, aggre.m-.7 Its. Liquoris » 'Yſop dryed; E 
Scirrer -D0ts, Lignum odium , Nutmegs, of- each: | 6 
37 Tj: 5 Etingo Roors 3jvs Ljgrum Vite; Lignuym Aldes* 7 S. 
each 37, then boyl this A cloſeDecoRion\, and S 
diftilitin ke ſtrongeſtBalneo. The Doſe is one iþ ul 3 


* | The Marygo'ds ſecond Child , a» 8 aſſured remedy to mak E "4 
1 47man Conceive, and when ſhe i 1s conceived, it will 45 
|: ramthe Child mm i -e Womb very firongly uſing it new. 
FF and hk ſhe may rake 7 it 1 Wine, hrs: or A te. b- &.- 


co ir one noctle of fin 


Þ 1's na retort , and diftil it/in the my wp ee > af id you . 
hare a fine om and if ir be* too. weak', diftit ic 


* 
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Ny * "= 


: ns he 
my 
*; 


Tx a from toe! 
” pe ; e chiwON OE Mornel ox 
: Te and this will: prove eftetual. 


The vertues of the Eagles-one, it is white and mink bis | 
. 4 Tennis*ball , ant hath a ſtone that ſhakgth within w."1 


E Ward. aaa ts 3 at bf 
* bs —_— y ——< . + ,: 
a , > LES i IE, 
NES the oh”, ot OR 


"Jie Worn 1c delivereth women in their extremity ; 
hoy other time it is not to be uſed by them ED | 
with Child. It is good to 'be worn for the: flones | 
7-1 to be worn for Feavers and Plague. Ic Saws, | | 

flolve the knobs of the Kings Evil, "being bou 
N the place grieved. 


To bring down the terms in three hots, 


:. Re One good Clove of Garlick pecled, and rake the 
th of the len) of a Coalwort , aud pare for a j 
faltihe Clore of Garlick ar one end ; and few it 
Sac and uſe. is as a Peſſary, 6 rag; 
her bed, and his will f urely doit. 

ras rowled a the end of flag will doit, * | 


+08 po 
1 s , "ob % as : % wal 7 
iS <Another ſpredyway. 1 


' | Ke three ſpoonfuls of he dove pl Eleborus Niger}. 
Ffhnag and Sourhernwood, of each one ſpoonful . rwd*$ 
, yolks of we ree ſpoonfuls: of Bony , and jalf # 4Þ 

-  dram-of Salt ; boyl rheſe rogerher in adifh to a heiph 't (1 

= make thereof a Peffary, the which you ſhalt ſew J* 
+, exy fine Silk or Linnen, andſo uſe-it , "and _— 


IT an excellent ſoppobrory as ever! BY [: 5 | TE 


n 
l 
E 
I 


A 


of - 
\*, 
Tho” \ perey - 
» oe ntl A 
z » AR. 5 «4 . 
v. & v 3 20 At. - 0 borer 
: 6% "Ih. RY $73 8S 


& $..-4 " = {fy 
«1 |.Y: 


4 Path fot $5 =— h - a» I ©, 
| , "Re Of new wort as it runneth from the Malc fox gal- 
{ lonszand putto it two handfuls of ' op Brovents nd - 
"| Clary, Featherfew, Hemlock, of each'a good hatidful, 
| orin fiead of Hemlock two handfuls of Penmel boyt th heſfe 
rogerher, and when it is well boyled ler” the woman fic- 

- over the ſteem df ic cloſe covered, and ſweit as longas 
ſhecan endure ir, after thar ſweat in her bed, and me 


| vexr day purge, and ſhe will have her Terms, | 


- 


GY Rn HE TF Ws 
g Ge TREE OO de tas gs 


Another ſpeedy eMedicine for the ſame. 


| - ReDry Starch roots leaves andall, dried Dragotis, of | 
-» each Z ZE, and put unto this one pint of Sage wearer, and 
e | boyt oF ina cloſe Decodion and train ir, _ ule this 
by 4697 and this will do ir. __ 


* 's 
© N © x 
7 & hs.) t- "B > py. 
s $ID xoITEI | 
n ” RS 
- ; : ; . %s 8 +, ” = py Ss. "YN T 6 
ep mother 20S CR 
+ : y Rs 
p, . + : FY bed ” q 2a 3-3. .445 KD FI 
. 2,4 ST :. +. 44 
4 1] 4 F; 3, Fx 
. , *% F* FF $5. * > 
i ka, * ya 
” *. _ ,” ab 
A 
= 6 
IW 


EB Parſley water one pint, Boras Zj» Saffran wo pen 
'ny worth, Galbanumt as much as a Peaſe, and work their * 0 
well rogether , and. put-unto' it of the red berries. a 2 
| Eglantine as hey come from the Trees pounded 5 h. at ad 
z| ec all infuſe» and then ſtrain it,and divide ir into 1 
anddcink of it three mori tog rogether, and let'ir com 
or neer the fire. Take this the day before the new Moon © = 
Y pb day of the-new Moon, and the day Pe TE —, 4 
4 ;[d: Joſe 1s:abour Zj3 (3 firft'and laſt; 7 
ns 7 
*F 


o 


'N 
"2 
1 


Fa. - 0 
Tet. 


-Ifthe Atrow-head-lone be wort abour the t dy" of w ; 
| þvoman ir cauſerh her to conceive; and ito; keeprher” 
1 ild ; ; tisalſo conyenient to makea briceee of th 


&- a = 
a 


The vITIRES rf the = | = -alled bh Kidney: fone, 4 | 


Being worn abour-the Neck i it cureth the Kings-Evil, i 
g Wormand four ot five grains drunk in white wine, - 
perh the (tone of the Kidneys. 

woman Will conceive whileſt ſhe weareth One. of 


theſe flones about her neck. j 


4 admirable St edicine for the kites i 7t women, pay for 
their pains 11 their backs, 


Rc Tent one quart, pur to it Cinnamon, Nurmegs, of 

» Briers balls; of each 31jjs: Pomegranare rinds 5 6B, Ifin- 
$43 3Þ, China 3, Sea-horſe- cooth 3); 'boyl thisin'a 
Rion; then preſs it and vapour ito a thick 

z | Tubftance, and when it 1s indifferent thick, pur colt three 
4 1g of Eggs well beaten, Michridate 3j, Crocus Mar- 
R g3 - 26 avis mix it all rogether. The Doſe is 3j. in the 
 pulpofan Ling or Marmalade, and this will 1994 ſtay 


bl 


Another. 


E: Fir purge then take this water following. Fo 
| OS Dry oſaSolis Z;,Langlas 3 ÞyLinſeeds, Tormencil | 
"% © ro &s, Cinnamon, of each 3jj,three leay'd Graſs,. Spars 

” .xow tongue, Pomegranate tinds, Nutmegs, of each- uf | 
- an qunce, Penny leaves Z (3 ; then put. unto/this: ef Tens |. , 
.. @ne-qua bo bones ina cloſe Deco&ion, and diftil ic : 
- the tron ft Balneo, The Doſe 15 fix of eight {pong F* 


Ls 6 : T__e Oy 
\ ONS OP OK 4 
:*4 


"hol pthe 


F - ©, Furſt purge well. Em 44 I 
| K Pomegranare'rinds,” Cinatnory: bends IP, Nut ys 
3 | | | 
. |  megs three, Mace, Torment ropts , Pun ſeeds, 0 


I - "I yp 0 : OY 6 W 
, - + 
Sl EY 
pp ; cf of 


f 


for Pills. 'The- Doſe is 3 "la 6. Pulls-with. Sugar,  Þ 
whials you! mult ſwallows fyob ifitend'co be Ser | | 4 


To on Ye exceſs of the flawin of Term, o nt bs 
Y ea Bo: rs lt Al - tu us 


" F...- Red wine if rfovent ge 


wo oc Fo aac Ar '5j, by 


ml "ond rachel : 
e og theſe ina cloſe p Mera The D 


x. is.3)) jj3 firſt and la}, this cureth,” . | WF » : fp | 


£ * IT #72 
- a 
\ $5 "nal a4 i 


« | | 2 uf kph « 0 he Al FE FR! | C ; 
{THIS 54+ + $52, 65 got AE % 
- Te Mud fro eee rol HG Front ; Sp4 


minc water, or ſpirit of Sack. 


T. » excellent Medici to clone hs 2, Fi, #2; 76 


| 7 
\:., +, 4 womanto Our CN -- 2. 


it | 


Ws 


il ; 


» _ 4» , ' — * © 2s 2a ks 
'F * '”" 4 &-.#£ | 


 þ- j ower one ſpoonful, Clevesl in pen Ijal 
31s mix all cheſe rogether in the ſom fak 


Ss 
"#iovr, 
7 
25.5.8 y* 
SNPS ©. 4, 
8 =__ 
« 
» 


tag to the fan of 8. | 
| Wai rt of the.coldeſt and freſheſt water. fe 
| = 


; | ESE ..coit of the pi TAE a, Black 
| bet Bog le Fares half 


"Mlmicn Woh aft Valeo. "The Doſe is fire or fox 
| pode 


| F 23 34d by F; > wg 
ES Es ent Px 


- Ke half a handful of the leaves of RR ng put '$ 


it Rh of Swallows Zjj, oy! of Almonds $j, Aqua Vitz 


&'7% 


3 pr boyl ic all rogerhier in a diſh, and firam-ir. through 
2 SE ; angint the Narel THEN ai it, 


re 
EF 
= 1 
BS -\. 
_— 
"— = 
4 - : 
: 
=. : - 
r *% 


V % &:; \ wy 93 Iv 


"Ys 


9 


purge or once, theh rake chis Medicihe,* ok. by FE "_ 
Re Labdatim;Ciocus Mirriss ofeaxch 3\ of one? Nut” 7 
os Fan whites of two Eggs. W heat flowet. two. ſpoon- ..- 
mixal{ theſe togerher, chet dry LM nd 1 Fi No 
Worm beep and this will flop! any kin of redi- 
ous long Fluxes, "The Doſe is, 'rhis mto_ eight 
parrs, and cake it firſt and 5e for four oſs DRM ore 


Ke Fene one quare.; Nuemes ,"Y 

_ * Ho "Tldy". 
ty this all togerheri hi p 1 ble be. Doo ot V+. % 
. then fc: it, The Doſe isrwo or three A + 5 bY 


2p exoitbet ban for A "Bbody Flux.” 


| Re Brief hails; che het Saxifrage;of each'$ 
| nc ſeeddried 35, theirmer 'rind of ati Oak Zf, Broan * 
. ſeeds oriflowers £8, Mithizidace 57, Nurmeggrwo, Hys 
ſop- 5,” Pur all theſe x i ne , and nd put b 4.3 | oh Ne-Was.,” 


ky . . 


cer of Slowes one pint 
all theſe rogettiers ands Ko it int cor 


tf i he ng #4." ED 1k 4c ; 


"N Text" one 
| rarer of each 
- Wort'Fz, CramooBÞ, 1 


3 BL 
DO” "> 


| Ls £-——oghl - 4 S FEY wy : o _ * 

ET V3 "Sea a he rſe-rc roach, 'Y ello | Fr 
* Af h5 ns wn Sis hoot af hn” + | 
 ro8 113 gre Soto OY th ay" it, pays od [ 
: > Xo har Liquor , Ginger i in powder. -- Labdanum 5 Cro- 

E cus Mattis, of each 3 , Nutmegschree, yolks of Eggs 
4 ths - boy! all cheſe in an open diſh unto a:dry powder, 
3 TE ze.not well.dryed, dry-ic .in-an Oven; The - 
_ 336 i'milk, rwoor three times: a day, and this- 
y rhe preaceſt Flux that ever; Was 3 LINGER got 


© ga nt the Wind C olique. 


wy © vv Ginger, Saffron ,- Civety: of- each 3, 
langal 3j1., Qpnin 3; 8, Euphorbium,.Ambe | 
ED 


five granes, make this into pills with | 
of Mint wo Mugwort., it cureth abcyond WE Rows 


Poles iow 5Þ Loa $f. Dett-cat' 8 


_ 
"2 


| deci the Gravel and Stove in the Reins and Blader 


A& RS: k, one quart , Fennel Roots -pirhed,: Parſly 
Ro XP - 6.2 each three, Juniper. berries Fs GRIN 
Wes; om ing firſt infuſed; ; The. Doſe" is- jj 
urs $14 breakerh the Scone, Slime and Gra- 
ſeth ODE.to Pane? " end 


o nov giv tin Mittens) 5 fot that is to0 - SY 

Ar $.Þ it.1s beſt ro: give ic in-Plantine, water, 

d healing ,,or in;Yſop water , ad put | |. 
BE r owe ,and fire graves. 4 


" "Me ze Kidneys and Bla dc er I Tre the * Me A; in>-46d ay 
pp tigh *harche M | ledic cu ine may ren Aires HRS rot 5 
Sane. andGravel , "or aliele SallerOyl upon” - LOG 
vel. "PI 7 


- 


Ke cate; Dy of FI wall ; *Penyroyal, 

hy Fennel Roots pithed., , of each of thele a like ; rh, 4 
in pon " firſ amp the Hetbs and Roots. The Doſe; 
is 14 = 
And ou-may take new Hzrbs ain and Ranyp thi 

| andchti them in the former 9p and” fo ew is 


pdf thus TI ny make ic ray Rong to, you "a 


x = 
; Lo 


®; 


= 


wh | Anxcellon Cin for hea md wet: ry 4 


KR Unſlacked Lime, and new Cards:;' yur! piv4s 
togerher on a marble one , .or minglz nem well y 
WAP Faglled from Batm and Yeſt. . "»$ rs ; 
Ke 'of thervthy Leaves: P oy | £ , 

44,0 - WY 
The black Lewes of this Treeare' Magic; "and: 
dicinable , and works preſenc effe@, ,.0 (ban 


ff 


a. _ We! 4 oY 
Therkie a Crus Alina; 114 qr; eat chil 


' new:walk. in. Greenwich, in 4 white" Stare, $07 
 Telbowihh. A 


# 


ow 


” > 


.* 


| INIT, G, | : , 2 - af F: *S | 


-FY BY od 4 
- Lg » of 1 2 
' Tos 
_— 
A Fi 


| Irhis will fie your ori: yarfeG Jour yy 
; yours an Ingor; ſo chat you have him perfectly fix- $ 
| 6 , this 1 is alſo a good Colour for Paincers. 


5 LS Yao ts Appt Diet Div i 
He: Sack:one gation, Eri porn igke=——; Bf, 


A 


Y = jv 3 Citamon. JN» Anniſceds-Zjj , Sen- 
F £- preſſe i it, and pur'to this Liquor, ws, 8 ny and' 
water,of each one quart ,” Roſe red” | 
| Tons es 6, Eringuiſh Polipodium, Sari, 
each Jy.,'S2nna- Fj , CG” As -of "= 
"you refſed, *andboyl ir againin a cloſe Deco&ion, and _ 
| when . bs cold, dif ir in the a. 4-7 Balneo, "The 2 


Liquoris ZÞ ; boy! this in 2 cloſe DecoRion, 
hiſtle water one pint , Saflafras wood Zjv., C 
ET pur all rheſe to rhe firſt Decoction of Rs — 3 
is 3j5/ or nine ſpoonfuls, 


| Spuma , Scuw , Froth',. or Fome, which; ira, 
. * groſſeor hot thing, or humor, which is very grievons. 


EF | ag ie mar, Plnine wie teh eas pint , 
4 p” ENUAALE * ar Grains $15, fr ' 
Ee FL 2 pot urnte Dont, | 
{and fileer ir, and uſe it for three weeks , it will -rprs _ 
& you-25 ſound as-a0y man » driokingz good draught-exe- | 


279 .> arnimg . 0e apo; > it willwake the ſaid Spuma 
3% YU Bok ”— Ys 4 , 5 *= £4. 
-- CQZSO UC at and © avoid. 6 OP RO 


IL-0 vv din %# > 2 
j = 2 


[5 
"TR ; 
1 - * ax: = Fy . V _ 
Cone” v4 ; : 
4 EP + by 1 ES 4 'Y " * * _ * co ? 
* i - =... a .a* F %\ Þ - : Loot þ 
—_ 6 WF > ” \ VG ns. 6 Far, k3 
. [4 7 * by av $7 Ly 4 # 1 C ? * - . . < a , To Ds R 
*S. $4 o .  - 5 * ”  _ : A £ - wv - % A « 4.0 
” bs £ < v4 ds : S 
WESS Hen, > . : 
Y BAI , %.Y H | 
4 F F: % L 
S -4 s / fy = p 1 of 
4 , - "> 
3.5 3 F , 
= LAG 
7 C3 "4 h_ 
% 
20 5 « *.» # 
” Fes b Ss 
% » 


"> 


»” FY 
" 2 + 


% + . , by ” L re AY 
; , 8 ea. PEAT 299 
ey i : = __ 
 - L TI WE 4 5 
| A 


'®e Violer. water., Phatcine water ,. Barrit: water ”Y 
Carduu water , Bur rn drigng ks at of each. + 


/» © 
Cot Aber ok Hony , of we Zijj 's Cina- : 
| Liquorts , Hore-kound Leaves , , of each Zj, An-_ 
- niſeeds IÞ. The Doſe is rya ſpeanfuls thrice a. dof] 
| continuing it threeweeks. CNL 


[ [ ; 1 Onda eTimm. 
, Re Of the ſpirir of whice wine Zj B, Carduus ' mater, 
[> s Soger-caacy 3j, Saffron ohe Grane ,- Mace three," 
ranes ; mix ic,and drink i it at anytime her! the Bo. 
$54 ul. \EXFIES | y wy I 
 Hyainf alt kind of onwik men, ; aud fo the Spry | 


Gree this Pill, 


Rf Roſewater half a pint, Bares-Foor ; worms-ſeed 

in powder, Aloes —_— waſhed , of each £ | 
© 4  Whice 'St + mae of each L5 
andy > mix alle ines 6. y well, ant 
5 © for pills. "The Doſe 3, ji; 78, vr Hf 6 


Frag. 


*, Apaing worms in the Stem wy: oe where, fo Y ft 1 : 


Re The fetr of a Swan and burn them to aſhes, 2 
$5, of each Zfs ge”; inoComs' milk, 


Rc The brains of an Owldiyedto ponders a ive 
ow in milk , an hllchebeis ui, w: Se 


; ; Another, Pit : 


Re The filing of Iron, a ic/'t0, drink with 


} 


A Yau nfl Sealding or = urning 


2 | Make a Salve of Sheeps rallow God meked.,. Mi, | 
- 29 it of Sheeps dung , and Harrs rpg and boyl chem 


/ wall together , anc then prefle ir out , and pur./it-into 
- Jomeſhallow veſſel with a aring , and when1t. is cold, 


'o} hang it-up by the firi a eiy ans or 
| Ee ERS > OC 


Lag b1 4; 
Be amy axe cs: a flceck, and fryit.in p reen 
EE gee ber Ween the utter bo wh 
the white rs anc next the wood: 


An excellent 9 edicine "IM ha "__ 4p 


Fenrerh all inflirties py YT ngs-, andptovokerh fleep*** 
| | exceedingly wirhour danger, - > OT 2 HO Ax" Ml 


"An excellent mud C oved Medicine or- the 4 &. 
Mad Dog. ir, j* aig RE A Y, 


Bifn Mayo rn - 
-þ £4C fu and made into, you 

1 pi there of PUP” Curnin-ſeed bk 
;{ made. iriro powder , Bolarmonack 3 in fine: ps 
Grain boy beaten Zjj, .incorporare. theſe all'c 
and + paging reof : Cakes uart of raw Mulk , 


” 5 188 


i -# # 4 "Eh For Warts, v MR ne, 
" &The Oyl os yellow Beerle; char lyerh in ight 


q {ways or 'paths,, Ol: rwo or  —_— will help chem 3 6 
\po Fob owes ſoorepciny be. 3.2" 


. ? F x is | 
- Foy che Piles. a ld AL ES, 


+ Re Acloſeſtook, and:make a brickotfione ne yer low? T3 
[rt pur Maiden-hair into the tool os por , and, put Puke 


þ herbs, > he BOY brick or (tone, and: ler: the wa 
r oyer-it , ſorake the ſmoals, If ; 
: d-Hot z; riſe and fir-down ain, my "Ay + 
[\<xccllene, fol. _ diſcaſe, 


OI Bend 
x, Ts 


© Pragchs "IR of Houlleek,, br line Grape Lo 
ro-the Cor two or threerimes aduy, for three. dayes +} . 
Een micx for certain, | 


.T , Juage of. Life aud Death in 4 Sick, Body, 


'K1 | d. 64 ic inro the Urine of thei, | 
| Kitheepopen, heborer » Mir cl cloze the worſe, 


" . 
WY th 
i... Attn A. A 
— 


| ARTE. V omiti jr Piry 
ir Doſe od Uſe. Fob the. 


Ake Scybium powdered and ſearced very fine 
Thrprrtanomrney 
Gum Deagpti. ch ree- - s diffolyed in '3jj- of of 
 warrover night, max all rhsſe ragetber in. 3 rf rt 
The Doſe is from >> Wf. ſyxreen in che Pulp of} 


an Apple ; praiſe God for its..." | 


- | Anexcellent Aft Poet. 


US The green boctles whetein the ſeed of Ca [| 
| a doth. ſceds and cods 51s fa TR Þ 
-C E;ij 7 add ro F{ difilled. Mille 690 + 
y  Becrony $1(8-3 Pur this unto. a Jug: 
.c PF cloſe , and Net ut ta: "prank Pp; | 
Dugetty 


s — Fry $ 55.0 adix ( 


'F" &' 


Balneo, T -dolcierwo of thee 
(et. pero more of che Scibiam and 
adda little more China to it. 


Another diffslied Vomit. 


whire wine balf a pint , Oximel 
and Sorrel Sj7j. Let it infuſe five « 
he ſtrongeſt Baineo. The doſe is 
r Vomit doth not. work, 
ir, and fer the ſmoak mts your r Noſe and M 
| will do ir, or watm: « Trencher and pur i 


= 


N 


% 


* 


, 


. 


43 
& EY ks - 7 s 


:; Stybiurn 2j, DaRiles,Ginger,of 
oare diflolved - 3jj of F Roſe water, / 
the maſs in a morter; mingleit very well. 
fell ac firſt'; fo keep'ic -being very.yell 
Boſe is from ten grains 16-fſiitecn in the 


- 


f Re Tobacco white Wine half a pint, in 
F four "hours; then' boyl it in a loſe. D 
bite ele, and diftilic! in rhe trongeſt Bainep 


: 


taots of Primroſes 1 | 7 
andgive 5 jin whicey 


©4js ebent 


j1lneo, then Put: 893 
© The Doſe is 3). 


Another ractlinhe Medici me»; j* 


| | W-- by 


*+ 3 


{Of the bet Tobacco S11J white Wine 
 Sjo boyl this jn a cloſe Decoftion, tt 


| This will Vomir very W Fel adyery vet 

, . foondh off; parg! 2nd and + /A "The, Po 

4 "Pp | Ew 3T 6r Mahs Com omfor,,. 
LR White re Wws one 


quarr,, Catapuſie Ce ile? 
ally ſeeds, Mecoacan , Mirabolans , of each Z;, Cc : 


it ida 31jj Seay, Polipsilunizo cath 3 Elicampane 
Wi cong all theſe in 2 cloſe DecoRtion, and difYl gin 


NS, The PoſEiF IP: bur! i#t 


4134500} "pp 7s 1.28 Ko , p ; [24 _ 


+ as 


7 "away abundance of 'vw4 ran 
fetorr; cnc port Wa rar 
C diſeaſes. | 


eitoe wh ne ae ty DER wh 


Tus 


Ajovle wy ws 41927 19s 5 2 ph 


& Water or white Wirievne « quart, put! to v of X a FELT s 
Wotpotin, of each-ZÞ,. Calansal, E new, B.-L 
Anhifeeds, Cl6ves; Gih ves” L Ys: of 
) 3 of 12 4. Infuſe ir well in'yo 
n pororkettle, then (train it, 'The' 
pos Warm, and-ar nighte going 5 


01>, 


A 
vo. X 
o 


” DaRiles, Scammany; «23 
Tartar jj, Rheubarb Zjj, Caftorium 35, Euphor- 
xd bear. chem well rogether j ma morter» 
chem; atid keep ic for uſe 1n a-glaſs. The doſe 
2 chill ad om Zj to 5) | r6 men of women in 


"7 dn excellent Purge 


: Re Senna, Polipodium, the floyrers.of 
Sz Erapulh, -+ hom $j, Da 
' A Tn 8 / 6 ! 


1 in.acloſe 
RN BinE ic The dofe is Tri 
is a very excellenr purge for moſt bodies, 


'K Of Calfia drawn, TIES: SN juice of Polipodium| 

3 jj» the. powder of Catapuhe ſeeds ,. Dadtiles, 

2ubard, 5c y, Caftorium;. of each Zj,-ren waret 

fl: feeds in powder, Aloes Secatrina. 3B, ” Bdellium 
Euphorbium, of each 3 Þ, mix allrheſe in'a morter ex- 
ceeding well, andic is perfedt. The doſe is 5j at che 


E. 
Wes 
Y ; yn N "i ia . 
£24 $ *. A Pi d | , 
gt : > , ' 
*. _ IIB ; ord hs 


vo 


"Re Of Coleq vintide ſeeds - BB, 

'Cafha ſeeds 3 jzj,ofrb> ſeedsot 

eaves ther grows inthe warer'FP..” 
' Then pound all rheſe e groſly, y, andy 

+ whice Wine, then boyt icina cloſe , and ==" 

Fic in the frongeft Balneo 4: which witer- :difti 

alt the ſame aWayz for ic_it Ge TW onely keep th 


{ Then take the Feces a and pur ur ro ir 


Sochawpiaſs ite I. 
| TeecaG -The hens 5 = (irongelt; GY 
poo. ma to hard 
or and Poylfiey rey 
"os excellen Purge wa Drophe, Gantz, nd all mi 
ROE: DPI TWER IN. - 
>: The alc of Caraguſic ci toc i : 
muedand Bos rod, ofen Apple, M Marine- "9 
de, orany-ſuch om — rhe | 
FE {38 _ ad 41 bor: - 
kr Scimmonium $89 Bdeltium Diddiein} Cling? 


Aloes Secatrina, oyl of ;Ielun, Digs of each! Sjf, 


tapuſie ſeeds, Anniſeeds ; PIPER ſceds;'of each 


Then bo picks open uncil Ir uy a chick ſubſtance for! 
'Pills;;. Thedoſeis ; 35 
... + The pur ro the pre ed Feceg.one pint of whice Wins [| 
- more, Roſewarer one. 'pine, Cinathon -3j : boyt:1£.ing ] 
aſs Necc , then filcerir; chis water is-£o be 
grretebakels fg upar. The doſe isrwo or ne Ge 
or" co make che Pills workche betrer: milk 264 i 


+ 


A fone Pill for a woman. TS | 1 
230063 2975 7 Ys 


fat ick and, Virrh, of each," Ns 
as | iy Withamp Syrups et mags frer” 
Cor: Lypper:: M11 74 2 621 


old Dropſer; ; rs _ Diak 


a 514 
ſpecia a ke Lew Seem ens wr 


« Aa) I'S Hom 


of. 5 Aloes, Dales, 
of each 'Eþ, A mama ax Th, Turbith 5)J Coloquintida 
EF me r Gree Fon ennet-ſecd', Cinamon, Ga 
al; ,of each -.j, Saffron, Unicorn, Michridate; Bel 
zar, _ each Yj, pound 1 ic and ſearce-it yery fine; and coms( 
ound it intoone maſs with ſame of the- purging Sy Ws 
ana vellina morter-.'Thetdoſc-is 3 Þ or:Jjj made | 
ree Pills, 'or you way give four pi! whych ac- 
 foreſaj IIS not exceed; © 


- Þ Dicorediun Mabi 


26 Ke Ale Sag Dates, $ 'e um,” ; i 
mm, :Tyrbich ,-Cinamon, Aearick, i pans: INE i: 
ced, Cloves, Mace, Ginger, Nutme gs, 'Anniſeed,. | Boar; : 
sf] gant,of each 3j, Saffron, Dull ſeed, Matich, of each 6, P 
1] Senna 5jj, Eoeneel ſeed 5358. The Dragaganc muſt be be 
of 0 yr nes The: doſe is 516 made” Wn” 4% 
*1 - Þ1 | 


xF | | 2. OI A bk 
Re Polipodium, DaAtiles, Senna, Euphorbium, Stica},” 


', dos, of £ach Macy". and. Valerian-in powder; 4 : 
34; Dy LOTS ne | a 


SS S 


4 Mithy FRCop F I fin the wind ; Fry rhe Fea. to 3 
e . be taken as a Pill with SUgAY aud the ſyrup of Barber, 4 
ls. -. :. 2006.10 i "oy excellent Purge. | 


= . Finewhis Tartar, Galangal, ubar Seach FA : ij 

| Aloes in-fine powder waſhed in Mine. ater IÞ, Hell 2 
| rus Albus Dj 1, Diagredivm Z jjj 8, one- race of Ginger, 
JÞ- Michridace 5jj, Caſtorium [ESE uphorbiur 


| "di; oo WALct ; Then UEATAE all tOg 2 Motrer excee- 

;.at, er i may bee qually mixed. The tg is 3j 
: Pills ar firſt then'$ G twice a day firſt and laſt in 

three Pills. It'may be raken in the ſyrup of Violers, 


a ed. IS STE Purge: 


Rt Aloes Z;, Bdellium 3jjj. Diagredium $1, Honey 
£111, Saffron 3 þ, Sugar 57 ; boyl this all rogether to a 
-. heidbr for Pills. The doſe i is 3/ Je Ie will keep g00d two 
-1Þ years. 
2. 


= be Purge, 


, Re Polipodium the weioht'of 134. of Galangal, Eli- 
= campatie't e weight of 1 5 d. Anniſceds one ſpoonful and 
a. half, Coriander one; ſpoonful, DaGiiles- f, Ginger 
: -3/fDugredium Jj7, Liquotis 35, Cinnamon. 3. 1n- 
. Fuſe all] is in rthtee pints of warer-and wine for +24. ' 
hours, -and then b6yl it ina doſe DecoRion of Aſhes, 
7 it forth, - and put to char-preſſed liquor Ser / 
.- na I Þ, boyl ic again a cloſe DecoRtion, arid when' ic. 
 35- verycoldRrain ir. * "The doſe is Jjjj or:$j7jÞ, in che 
morning blood warm, but give it. nor at "night. This 
Hilo ftools the firftday,/the ſecond day fourteen. | 

It purgerh Flegm and Choler, gouty Humors, Head- 
"ach, and burning Fevers. *- © 

If you will diftil ir, then digeſt Ir nine: days, then take 
of Senna, D:Ailes, of each =i, Polipodium the weight 
of T8 4. of water one quart, and of all the reſt a double 
&. rs or proportionand then diſtil ir. The doſe is Z il, 
Wont, dt. ood for Cliſters if you 260 ohe pinc df 
&”Y micro and oyi and picts'® 4 
$ tn 23 . hunter 


CE 


E- 


- the tierb Mercury iz, 


- owl of Roles ChE Caron 
” each Z 
prac op þ a 


Re Ditievore 4, and difil it, and) ou ſhi 
of warery' put into that water half 2 Coloquintida Apple, 
and'pound the ſcedF$ver' ſmall, of Carapr a Cove fy Jan ol, 
edivm » Aparick, Tuchich,”: 
of eachFj. diftil this che Dane water In- che Rrongeſt ? 
Balneo to a'dry Peces, The doſe is 'Z ? 

Tc purgeth Flegm -and i is 200d for . 
ſons, forthe Ritis Putrified- Fevers, cc 
Brains, the Pox, Dfophie, and ſuch | orofs humouts that 


fall down inthe nice] parts of the ; bod) Ye 
CIO y AC lifter... 


= & F . £ 4 £ 
, : . $ 


x 


oy Dragon water, Plantane watet, of each ohie rive, | 
the hetbd av ke wag res Violets, Fennel, Pelliro 
ic Ct Tal 
\ the waters, chen firain 
for one Cliter, inro 


2 4aT 
ITE v5 
7 z LITE 


5}, Ot three 


FP) 
54S @ 


. ts 2 Y o 4 mis 1 
ts hs + $5 
y * 7 - 
"478, 
ES 
> FT A 9 z 

_ b, C99 > * I 
"TIO ou a 4 ts 
F 

- 


tm as RO — park 
»#, +, 


yl ie if an. our, | 
"Ys fx K Tong 12 clot PAI ONLY much more ol 
/ Tot Wn, andboyt ir and fframn.r as before. AF 
 Thenpur.it.co the fir ol, a ur; xk. be. nipped. cloſe 
| jn 2,0 [BY "Rory anto the Stove; Furnace. The 
| 22 our drops.in three ſpoonfuls-of ſpirig; of Sack, 
| and give this to 1. one that, is. poyſoned, .andyir; will 
*. drive it from the Heart and fave his life, forcing it into 
- the excremental parts of phe body ; it purifieth and pur= 
| the blood, and makeththe parry very ſound again ; 
F o.curerh he plague, provoketh ſweat ;.and ax 187ex- 
Pte DE BUVeP BPR 32 SHONE: © colgnels,z.1c harh 
rien fe lr atars FLY 028 64% wo 
; gb Ss OE = i 225% 
do n. for me Gal Pl: 
Fn uſS,and” Effe 


E oo _<; als for we Mes, is _ . 
on. Ro : Rome Ph A YN 


I RE 
AW. WEEN 
" . 5 


0 


- + 
FY 
- — —*- i "»& » 
F + »- % A 3 
FP 8” Fog F 
, * 
' = 


; BeOF Deers Suet, Dogs Greaſe; the fatiof Rabbers; 
each: Zvj, Grayes» greaſe 3x2. the dropping: of aff 
roatted, oylof Amber, Capons greaſe, of each. os P wy 
of Spike, oyl of Camomil , of gs $7 aj2.9 oyl 'of Popillioly 
Z17 ; purall theſe inco-aRecorr,..and 'with a ſtrong fre 
ditttl 1c, if ic doth nor riſe current pur Aqua Vitz to. 
and then diftil1 it. And with this oyl \annoige'ths. place CS 
grieved ; it 15 an- excellent oyl for the ſaid uſes. By” 

Ler the patient who hath any of cheſe diſeaſes aforey 
ſaid, ſwear three times firſt , before you uſe the foreſaid 4 
remedies, They may ſivea. fix hours rogerhek;” 13-20 8 


4 Saly ve for a grieomms A ut. 3 6 


| - Habs woundworr, Plantane, of each. let 
Roger ind Wax, of cach'Zjjjs Valetian' 356, Fo io £ Fj: 
Hyſop 3h, Turpencine, Rofing Barro "greaſs;” of eae 4 
© $3, OyL half a pint.” Let the Hi be well porn Lan 
then boyLallt together cill the Herbs Are dry 3't 'f WA. Fs 
ir very hot; 2 thar ſalve, and-pur'in your" 
pentine and -boyl it- again,” and 'add tor ic po 
Frankinſence, and then ſtrain ir ; ſo you haye'aff oxcls 
lent op Srlve. 5 


eand dryir, and cake a picce and pur 
, and bind it ro rhe" place-where the \ 
d this willdrawic our wich great ris 


;% 
5 


The Juice of Hyſop is equal to Balſamum. Ne, M2: 4 
For old Sores, :. - 


4 -. The Cnidlobone made inc der,and mungled wich 
n: a —_ of cach a like, helperh old Sores. Do 


 Hoaefwreld Sores aud Comme} 3 < 


pl hal -pint Turpentine, the Juice of | þ 
ſtone Picch, Wars of, each. 7 Roſin Þ# 
, and flir it tilt it be of 4 t 
If it boyl longer, © < f 
Tc is excellent for your 


V4 


colour- 
Ul be xs bard as fone. 


Te anre. F Jokes i os olg Sores and C anker; 


(Ogl of Vitriol 2 Zj, putto it "Wi of Satury filed- |. 

& Parts, and ler ic be a'l earet\ withthe Vieriol, - | - 
© more L:ad to i # for after it is firſt. 1 
v 


® 72 i © # D : 
4% 3. 


molt excellent, 
Of the ſririt of Allm. 


R: Allom tj, Spirir, of whire Wine one pint, Plan--. 2 
cane water one pint diſtilled. Ir is excellent for old Sores... ' 
. Oyl and TOO6E " all Sores. 


For any Aches, ] 

TY K Ol Olive one pint, Turpentine half a_ pint, file} 

$ of Tobacco Zj/j 8, Salgem, Salarmoniack; of each' 3jj TP S 
- diſtil it, or elſe make an oynement for old. Sores, * 
/ ought to purge in che cure of all old Sores, | 


| | od f gentle Purge. 


Rc a few drops of Aqua Ardzne, Aloes Cocks: nes: ', AM 
| the purging Syrup, of each 3j, Galingal, " Mattick; Adis i 
ſeeds, Fennel ſeeds, Cinnamon, of each Jy. > .. "> 


An excellent Secret of Senna to Porge... EE bo 


Rc Senna. bearen to powder th, white Wine; | 
water, Polipodium water, of each one pint, then fteep..” 
rwo leaves of Tobaccoin 1t 24. hours, and dittilic inthe ,, 

. ſrongeſt Balnto. So 


08 Pa: into this diſtilled water "of £ Rheub: - + 


L 4 


y, andthe water. will 


as # 


eERY ® 


T he Denarian Rs 


Aviig eoniccted the ſo weny parts. of Hallows 
cy in the Eſſences of Nature, according” to its be « 
|  graquation in every Species, which is for the... = 
n{anifeitarion of its own ſecrets, lockr up m irs" ent om Fr 
I have made bold wichout- the conſent of Ignorance, to- |! 
arrempe this kind of Learning, though ſ6 much, 'a- fan. 8 
ger amongſt us at this day.  - | :12Y 
This Denary or trumber Ten, is the higheſt nunber 4 Fo 
cording to the largeſt extent of Nature ; forthe mimber” 

F Five being the Spiric or Quinreſſence, joined wich its bo- 
| dy, the number Four; or the four Ekemencrs' made - 
| Powe our of this number Nine, or by the 'Conjur ion of 
| Four and FiveztheSun of perfe&ion is rout rch;which 
5 the number Ten. As a Child is procreatedin the womb ,& 
of irs Mother for nine months ; ſo gut of we « v 
| C | | , ne; Vng 


will be ſober, Iii 
reand Art, The Fl 
y a Fifth Efſence, which is their Jy 


- 


| by which they perfe® all chings, accor- Þ 
ing £0 s of Seeds, and matrixes pres gia with- Jj 
in Natures bounds ; ſo Art our of ſemerhing (like Na- Je 
cure) by digeſtion only Tonverts, che. four Elements inco 
a fifch Eflence, which. is che exaltarion of Nature. This Jh: 
fifch Efſence of Art ns wich the fifth Efſence of Na- It 
rure makes the number Ten end in PerfeRion, that is, a 
m Uniey, or One, as at firit. > _ G 
. Some will ſay this 1s a: high obſcure. Speech ; others I& 
will ſay it 1s. non»lenſe, Ler. the ſeed fall on whar gfound 4 
1c may, Iſball loſe nothing. Biit-for the ſakes of ſome If 
I ſhall inthe { bſequent Diſcourſe open the ſecrer, wich JR: 
che Phyſical uſe there , of the Numbers-Quarernary, and-*Jf; 
|  Quinary, Becauſe 1 would have you Proceed ro-more:\[ 
high ahd weighty matcers', in the Phyſicks of che Natu- He 
Principles, which if _ the Lord permic I ſhall ſhew , ur 
how-ith ten Medicaments all diſeaſes may be cured ; 
Before Hippocrates there-was but. one. Medicine uſed ; "Joi 


% 


Thereforemuſt you obſerye two things before we comet; 
to this our Denary ; which many Learned DoQors have ic 

| practiſed in ſeekingand reftoring health. 4 

| T he firſt-concerns the Soul-and Mind, _ 

' The ſecond the Body. o | 

For as man 1s compoſed of Soul and Body , ſo-th-rehþ 

are found many Diſeaſes which -tegard each of them ; - 

L: ſome ariſe from the weakand doubring mind, which nor. 
knowing irs:proper Rrengrh, and faculcy , yields: to all hh 
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lected a corporal power, as Experience teſtifies , nothit 

Crete pove: uced nor a&ed, that doth nor ariſe from an ab- 

Afiracted power ; wherefors man ' rare Doors that were / 
Fdcfore Hippocrates, did only make uſe of the faculty of 
 Jibe Spirir- and Mind , without ay Corpareal Medica- 
4= nents ro cure all Diſcaſes, meerly che will and Tma- 
*E narion of the Patients.” They did not only cure all DE 
Aeaſes ; They did not only raiſe the Dead; Bur comman- 
Te «dhe Elements 3 So that che Water became ſolid or 

xt 3 rpc ecu Air; And thence did 3 


is of its own 
rn, fe oe =_y colderthanthe:;. 
Wacer; in the effe&t of theſe things, there is a" ceſs" -- 
q vin Vehicle or Conjunetion,, which confifts of an ab- CEE 
4 Pre and moſt 6mple thing}, and of anorher which is.. 
{certain Medium , conjoyning the abftra& wich the bo-*.. *7 
. So when there are two faculties conjoyned ,” where- © 
the 2 one operates by the will -alone , by the fi or only, 
| ©d by: the ſole imagination , har is ) ar that rime 
Shen rhe Soul.is fed and filled wich the Divine influence, 
} {nd diftares of the Spiric of God , as iris faid by Chriſt, 
My Father Speaks and I Speak,, My Father owls and 
F , =_—_ (that 1s.) the power of the 'Divine Nature , ** 
king and. Working in hun or in ts Human "i & 
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> by which all, thoſe who hawlg: 

wrought miracles from che beginning of thz World di 1 

operate. . Before th2 comming of Chriſt chis faculty di, 

flouriſh very.openly ; Buc now there hardly remains 

memorial of thoſe divinz things; - now ir happens becauld. 

. + of the Blindneſſe,, Vnhzlief,, and Tenorance” of. menK; 

who {ull keep one che oth2r as Priſoners in the: Stare of 

Folly and Unbelief, that they will not belieye:the wank, 

., of Gad, northz promiſes of Chriſt and his Apoſtles, fol 
chis cauſe we haye a plain Text , which ſairh-, har ſorvg 6 
nee ball ak. in. my name without wavering or. doubring, by 

all begun wnte you; And it is the more; admirable an | 
ous, Becauſe if he who acks bath but ſo much F ailifh 

ne. Grave. of Muſtard. Seed, be (hall dy more ad, 

r m:ractes than Chriſt did.; H:nce it - appears rs, 0 ul x 
ieteft.Inftrument , not only to cure. Diſeaſes, buſi; 

Ifo todo many other rate things, by char ficlt and -chiglſ; 
etpartof .Man ( viz, ) the Soul , doth'confilt in; 
Strong and 'nor, Cadent Imaginacion, 
_ Theother way by which thz learned and wiſe men bk 
wrought:miracls'did proceed, is from che propriery 
the thing. Indeed tis to.be lamented , thar in theſe 
oes the faculties and proprieties of things are not know. 
and alſo their names and words are. hid4en. Now >, 

come to the.point , I, with divers learnedPhiloſophaÞ? 

do fay , thit God hath abundancly granted Remedies ) 

to.Cure all ſorrs of Diſcaſes , which dorh-Conſi S. 
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bs by the great and unſpeakable wiſdom of. 304; 
,-which is ' hot "Country, there” grows” bot very 
& th ke Wormwood 3 andin the Gardens ;/ Bat'a & QaTas 
Windance'of Poppey', Hemlock, arid other cold Herbs. 2 
Pence ir appears, thar cooling things arEmore necdful in | 
"Altar Country , than thoſe that ate hor, So bkewife i 
"J's P vans and Ger many. y grow 4 Netrles' and Wottnwood'i e= 
'F 24 where in great abutidance; which indicates tharhor 
ings Are more” requifite for: thoſe, Countryes , "thin 
Ines of a cold Nature 3 And therefore pry Hy(i> 
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ad chu he did makea | fifth of The , When 
Te cured alt Diſeaſes Pilond | 


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'+ iQters,-all Diſeaſes may be help and healed. that are” 4 
Mor to dearth, betauſe norie cat live Ie. beyond, rhe houx 
p poiriced ro him by God, | 
- 4 lr is:recorded by x wiſe Artit; thi the rhree- names 
. God which is of the Linea Santt; (piritns, is of wonder- 
RYercue* ro cures Noeh: Dileaſes which all men judge. 
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ey requeſt gain fayour fromthe Lord, : 
e righr uſe of chm; The names are Ora, Tbaby” 1 
ging => of three, four; and five Letters ; out of this] 
'Line- with its Table are drawn many Names of ceveralÞ}l [i 
Powers and Yertues; as Sias, f, .”, n, d, theſe four be [ 
of Phykick,. add 9, tomake. the Quinary Number Frogl # 
antes will will-cure admirably by che name of Godj * 
pood Angels of health, named under chef 
Fas Characters are called, and by the name Ardas, F 
ve ane arid conſtrained to do. rhy; will in ol l 
curte -named ; without doubt the 'Operat rot 
moſt bebo ike, ri ighreous, and humble-perſon;Þ 
= do -yching by the leave ; 


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-nary Number ag che 'Denatys doth hf ] % 
depth of Sciences. Now while Tov ar all fore nfs 
be heated with.cheſe ren;Mec 's, you miſt under-i 
andit thus ; That fir one Medicament be uſed before 
the ret, and when, Ifay one, Medicament, 'I underſtand. 
& _- -many. . I ſhallnow untold this ſecret unto you , one of f® 
' © theſe Medicaments, the moving Opperator ; thence youſſ* 

, muſt gather, that nd Medicamenc can be of any Verrue; i 
unleſ rhe Phyſicians imagination be wholly Gmple-and T 
ſtrong, (:z.) that he doth know and: acknowledge tha 
- the Almighty God-can and will, throvgh. ſome effecual E 

Medicament, bp and faiſe the fick, that he "Zip 
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| Thenmuſt he find {cout als Catlagiy: fork in one ; 
| Fibere is no operation, as Pythageras ſaith, -If 'one ought - 
$50 proceed into operation, it mult be. divided a Quas " 4+} 
io; jernaty ; and that 1 may difcover unco youthis lecret;or-- .,. 
myery., Note, one diftemper - .called- by divers names '\\ "#1 
| from the'variery of che parts, -and ofthe path hmoonchah oi 
y (| 1. I ſay one diſeaſe is anaffeQion beyond Narure, ot 
qoor according to. Nature, immediately ' inpediting th hs 
Fun&ion and operation 'of Natures Which muſt he” -+,.Þ 
depſiood of rhe threefold Fondtion,'viz, Natural, Vi © - © 
C4 1 FIX oy cani'be but the a of rr Lf 
Hand c| itemper of the Quaternary; -I ſay of © uſ= | 
| : ly, Vize) of the natural Hear, becauſe ir; ought 
\ [der ir ſelf Organs nor impedited, ro wits Spirits, a 
ocher ſubminitr ared matter, wherewith -1t: hay: perfortit 
* its FunRions ;*hence conclude; thar by reaſon alfithe di- 
emp you Oe he take hp yay P's . he Na- 


ural heat, of LE aturall 
- and ceaſe: That, they berng/a=! 
ted to the - cry and abſtraRare the chiefeft, yournufF; - 7. 
always draw the beginning from them, char you may noe: } 
A_— aty thing without due and good confiderati=,” 3 
' Therefore examine.ye well thar ane, and bring irito 
runs, chat you-miay-always underſtand roexpoundiit 
affaccording tothe Quinaty,that it retains five in it felf,v5z,. | 
af the Alterity, or Mutation-undet the Matter; andthe Mare , -} 
Fter without Change , and 'whar aftetward ariſeth-thence. 
we Alteriry with the Matter is when'a Diſeaſe dotha- 
xf Hſe, either from afimple Incemp#amenc,.or from an In-'...' ® 
temperament joined with th: Matter.” Therefore under 
fone RUE you ſhalt -have four which dorh concern 


LNG Fn fp 
4 . ge oocering thoſe ""X do ales? and pF Thoſe | 
” are excellently cold for to alter the extremity} 
; of hear, viz... Endive, Cichory, Satidal,- &c, And. thoſe. 
4 nn hot ro temper immoderate told, vis, Worms. |. 
wood, Mint, and Organy. : Andan immoderate moiſture 
is cured by the roots: of Oak, Planrane, and young Cocks,” 

Poppy the.guice-of. Pimpernel, OTE, and Beers. And | 
the: Fain of Unity dinto the, Quaternary is, 
alſo to be underftood. Rheuba 010 Ly ganicksy, © © 
Hellebore, and Phlebotomy, - And holer,'P 
TR_ and owe ph CXce ow. for: Sf the Bk Pituit; 
Qr' egm, Agaric Coloquipri 2 are £ ent... 
pagrates made-uſe of the rind of black: Hellebore- for.to 
pu ancholy in this manner. : Take Rheubarb, 3, 


Mel 
Zjj of Manna difſolyed, in Cicory-or, Endive water, 
We 4 | of Aganck bear 1 into powder: 3 wieh: ' Honey: 
..  of-Roſ@iflolvec 1k. he yrup De Tribus. Radicibus,, | 
| . and of Endive tot for the Gripings; Ci. 
- namion water. Js! pg £7 of black-; Hellebore, fifteen 
= Senna'm Tyr» 5 6. prepared, of the s Syrup of 
Ret or Hops Sj, &c. -:- | 
chat I'may comprehend j in this one Madiainend 
Z {6 amet you muſt -obſerve,-that all che Cauſes of»Þ - 
b. - Diſeaſes are either cold. or hot.. Now to cure a cold 
Diſeaſe, wherever the diftemper be, you: muſt take 3 777; 
. of the EleRuaty of Hiere -Logodium. with the water. of 
© Endive or Hyſop, and fimple Honey of Roſes 3, oyl of | 
- "Victiol fix drops, or ſo. much as will make” it tarr.., And }_ 
Tha cure ahat Diſcaſe, Take of Rheubarb 3, Manna Zjj, | 
- Endive water Z 5 j, ſpirit of Vieriol ro make ir-rart. .1% 


©. |» The ſecond Medhcament is for rhe diſtempers of wo-. | 
MF IB 4 menz 


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T. . Rc of Mulix &nex Jj pos ts jms x 
T lefferor greater Triphera, with;the:ſyrup OP; CX- wt, 
'] cept the diſeaſe doth proceed "x vagpsbhy ak ONT wy. 22 ol 
' Therhird Rotwedy is the: Requies of Nicolas for. to. 2 
provoke ſleep, fot to receive ſtrength. The. Doſe of ir is 
" $j - 3jfs W with 5jof Syrup of Poppy and T_ Wa- 
= er 5). 2 '4 
+ -- This Medicine hath ſich a aculty! that by it you may 
know what may become of the pariehr,; for. if he-fleep _ *| 
quietly, having received.chis Medicament, zand 15: better _ 3 
after it rhan he was before it, it is a good 'fign ; bur ifhe 
takes no- reſt, -and. Fupepos grows worte, it isa bad _ 


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| cencerns the! inyard'faculries'o 


4 - Hearr; and that which | 
| che bumave body; they wich a Julip? quiere een 
the fickinfive days ; »bur ifthe patienc doth;war ſude nly_'* 
- amend after theſe. Valloananics; there is- 110 hope of ti | 
| recovery. 
'. - The fifth Medicament 15. the inun&ion of Safer” on, # 
| { ns know the event of the diſeaſe; ir muſt be mas 
ute | "_ i 
Take Oyl Olive, and with ic rubs gently he why e rl 
- ofthe ſick party, except the head, if after thr=* times 2 
-  Tubbing there appears a moderare fweary the diſeaſe is af 2 
_ ſome long continuance; bur ir is curable; bur if there 2+. 
fiſen»- ſwear, the diſeaſe is 'queſtionleſs: Whore, wee. it * 
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eaſed, it is a good ſign ; but if not, It is a_bad fign, of 
what qualicy ſoever the diſeaſe is, whether hot or cold, 
and in this ſweat 1s a very good fign. 4, 
" The ſeventh 1s Cligers . bur To muſt nor: be elyen 
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ion in a ſufficient quantity 
of freſh Broath, and take of this'DecoQtion one pints of 
'of Þ u +.0£ 


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each Ej, yolks of Eggs two, of common falt:$ 7, mix theſe 
Pet ed) a8 frat 0 warm.' 7 6 Oy} 
: - Now-obſetve in this caſe, that both hot: and cold di- 
Hempets are ſound in the inferiour parts, as the belly ; 
\therefore for hot diſeaſes add tothe aforeſaid liquor, oyl 
-vf Mandrake, of Poppics, of Nyphea, and of Juſquiam- 
mum: Mark, atfo for to provoke fleep, and other affeRti- 


Þ onsofthe Head, altering the Cliſters, may be ſafely and 


very profirably given, if chey be retained a good while, 
Either ihor or cold diſeaſes. & ; 
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am out of h 

"The ninth 1s for. Nleep, When the patient. is Red 
by a diftemper in the.intrinſical parts; as in che Ventricles | 
and Head, which is thus, 4 
|. Take of Hiera Picra/ the 'compound, ſo much as will 3 
make a Suppokitory,: and” chen, give: him 37 of Hiera 18, "1 
powder-mixt with Syrup of, Roles hmple, i in a proporti- w 


. "The rench ische uſe. of Lignum Guaicum is cold dis” 
fterapers, and how to know the Spaniſh Diſezſe. Notez 
when the Hair ſheds, when Ulcers do. appear'-in the ten- 
dereſt and thinneſt pl laces of the body,as rf Mouth,Nec 2008 
Armsgfrom che El ws downwards,the Flanck, Butt $, 
Secrets, Legs, knabs on the Secrers, /The Reins purge 
rhemfelves by 'the Grities, in which will riſe Tungs's 
with great anguiſh, which muft be broken, and the Ins | 
poſt bagdraven ou Alfowhen cn ſcabs and ſpors pr 
reak out in and about the Head and Face, as the\ an 
head Temples, Noſe. Lips; when the extreme members - 
are grieved with anguiſh, as the. Head, Arms, Fingerey | 
Legs, Feer. The hed: ing of the Hait in this diſeaſe dif- 
fers from the ſhedding of ofthe Hair in the ' A/opegiay 'be- 
cauſe that in the' Alopeciathehwr do ſhed by great bad 
places ; burir doth nor ſo jn this diſeaſe,” The: cr 
ſpots thar doth arife is the Head and Neck, by re» 
the foreſaid diſeaſe,are fike Wares; alſo great pain. prove 


it grieves not the Arteries. The cure of this diſeaſe is. 
with Mercury well prepated with Gold; or wich a Medis' - I 
cine whick {hall be ſet cya x the endet this De wy” 


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[> belongs to the Body ,/ is to congder how to decreaſe 'or 
. Increaſe the blood, then may you operate what you will, 
 andyou ſhall purge the Patienc of Choler, Flzgmy and 
”- Melancholy, PT 
The ſecond Radix is the Imagination & the Confidence, 
and generally all the paſſiors of the mind , which muſt be 
*  impretied into the mind of a man; For we mult petſwade 
.thefick parties that they ſhall recover, though he himſelf 
' May have no hope , for Galen ſaith in his Prognoſticks , 
that a good confidence , and hope , are more efficacious 
than the Medicine it4elf , for he cures moſt , in whom 
' Men pur moſt confidence ; Hence Hypocrates ſaich , that 
in all Diſeaſes the Mind muſt be comforted , &c. And 
if you deeply and ſeriouſly conſider that great things may 
. be effeed by the Imagination and Reaſon of the Mind , 
you may freely ſay that there is nothing more rare, nor 
tive, nor hidden, not more ſafe , for: we read in the 
.. books of the Philoſophers , concerningtheir experiences, 
|  thatrothe paſſions of the mind,areatrribured the beſt and: 
*  Wiraculous things ; For what Medicine is more hot than 
: Anger / and more diffolving Love » and engendering 
= difcord and perplexity than this Anger? and what 1s more 
© cooling than Fear , and comforting than Toy, and yield- 
we betcer food chan Hope , and killing ſooner, and more 
. deflroying- than Deſpair , for with theſe the Philoſc- 
Phets have done very rare things , all the ſecrers' of Phy- 
- fackdo conſiſt in theſe things , and in thoſe above' men- 
tioned, 1 furr her add what Galenys ſaith in his Com- 
mentary upon Hyporrates his Book of humors, as beirg 
E an Author much approved by the College ; That if any 
» » ſhall ſay , that the humors of the Body beirg changed, 
Þ- thereby are charged the aRtions of the Soul, {o thar- the 


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Mind by a Cholerique complexion , and concrarily is in-. + 
creaſed aninclination'to:tudy. by Melancholy , and de- | * 
lrghr and walking by the Sanguinz+ Complexion ;-th2 7 
Phlegm helps: nov ar all;; the Reaſon of the-- Soul , buc 
. onlyin the change of things fixed ; ic then appears, that ® 
3 it he Phyſician helps rhe Complexion of the Mind, whe- 
ther by Incantation or-Adjuration, or by-rhings worn a» 
bour the Neck , that ornnieaon 6e the Body is alſo 
helped. Now if a meertemedy is added rotheſe things , # 
the healch of th Parieft is. rhe: ſooner recovered , be- © * 
cauſe rhe-Body is helped with a Medicine , and th: Mind 
with Incantation, &c. which being joyned together, the  ; 
recovery. of both muſt nteds follow the ſooner ; And Ga - ; 
ten (rich; that there are ſome men who naturally afro 
joyful and: pleaſane ;; falling fick, are perſwa led by the * 
Phyſician that theyſhall ſoon be cured ; and thus min1- 7 
ing them of their diet, with moderate exerciſe, 'their "7 
hope is the; principal cauſe of: their recovery ;,, And there 1 
are ſome or a_contraty nature, who are alwayes ſad-, 
whence their ſpirits are afflited and Rraightned through 3 


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cogttations , Which c OgItations the Phyhcin muſt de- 
ceive by rejoycing their intentions , and changing their» * 
minds , but not beyond a moderate joy, leſt that throveh -- 
| thegreatneſt of promiſes, they ſhould neglect their own 


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or wornion thefinger , helps on= from-che cauſe. of the 
| | Epltopfe. 'There are noble Perſons adviſed ro hang an 
F Emrald on their Childrens Necks to preſerve them from 
4 the Convulfon Fits. | 

* Agaiu a Hyacinth worn on the Neck, of Finget , will 
preſerve one from InfeRtion ,' if he ſhall go into an in- 
fected place ; 'alſo he that wears: it, 1s red in the 
minds of men, and obtains his Requeſts of his: Betters. 
Wearing the weight ofrwenty /Barly Corns of the :ſaid, 
Stone , you ſhall have no fearful dreams. '- 

"The Hearr of a Kire-worn about. the Neck or. Finger ; 
| micigates Choler ,” Wrarh,, Conrention , whoſe Cen- 
|” rer is like the waterwherein is fleſh waſhed , ir flops the 
Flux of blood , in what Member ſoever ic be, eſpecially 
in women, 
' A Cychimus hung abour che Ned,” or worn on'the 


brecds Quarrels and Contentions amongſt: men, - . 
* © The Dung of a Wolf that hath-eaten Bones, being a 
F bi yed ro the Bzlly, or Neck , immediarely affagerh t 


ch: Wolf ; burif you can have no ſuch rhing , then- tye 
| 7 wich 2 ſtring of 4 Harts Skin. 

' ASerpznt of Tyria being hungon the'Neck of one who 
is obnoxious to Suffocation , cures them of it , and is of 
©. great efficacy.in thz Apotumes of the Throat, 

: The Root of Sparagus being applyed and Gps upon the 
{. Tooth, , (avs 4 it fort | wirhour pain, $ 


£4 p y Be 
f I : 
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MY you ſome few examples ; pur 154 his book. of 
-: is, faith » that an Emrald hanged about the neck 


&- Finger, increaſeth fearful, horrid; and ſad Dreams, and. 


tack paſſion ;' They are ſometimes hung tothe Leg. I 
ryed co it with a thied,, ofthe wool of a Sheep eaten by 


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_ Thetight ocvetiTocrbin) being leis 6 as hw” 

| foor of one char harh che' Goutya 6 left to rhe- Reſts, 
helps che pain; che fame pow aan in the Hands." 


'FheRoot of Peotiy roy In n ehiſdrens ficcks. is roy x 
aint che Conyulfion firs, P yparhroing 6f $t. Ambovies fire 
hcheſame, | | 
'Fheteethof amid Dog afrer b& kathy bitren man, be 
mg wort about ths vwny 1. tempos one - from rhe biting 
of anothet mad Dog 
| Pm, you alt en in ek ow Seitlows; rien af rhe 
excnaSe ap che M601; 2 flit cherti by-the bully 
uu find-rwo exierenes oe 67 ane cot, ad! the 6- 


= of divers | beihs riedih's cebFCi'ves thing 
| and on he neck, "1s good" oYat 
.CUr&s it; 

"A Cobmeb viel 


| Iyerooghe 6 Zig ith coal” 
who' Hangs ir about the necks” frof th Chiara ay 
The fo6t'sf Sorret being a abolr' the" netk doth the . 


fate Effet; 
». wort abt che nicks, are 


Ad Plantane-toots 
good againkt the Kings Evil. and doth diffofver: : 
The middle finger of an Abortive, being worn n2 

wontatis Hed will keep fiet Frofti condtiving. © © © 
-Juſqularmuon miked wich the thitk-of a Mate,' and 
laid upon a piece of Hartsskin, and hung adour a wortats | 
be” keeps her from Pang 3 ate 

2 woman takes x an opetis, F "heath, a 

in ir thrice, ſhe ſhatt net conceive that'yenr; © 

The Coral ſtone prevails much agunft chz Paſſion of the”, 
PRONE if it be hitng ot the neck of Reinach.. We 4 


K 4 


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PLS 


p gooorky a Dia: © 2 
BN which lroncannot hone. 2 whom is called 


Star , and in Latin Nzttwm,' cannot” be burnt in a hearth; 
A cerrain.ſmall Sed Fiſh deprives -bimt of his ſences thar * 
Fiſhes him , ſo we-ſee that ſome -ſubRances which have 
an incomprebenſible Reaſon, 'becauſe of their 'ſubrilcy 
And a reaſon not ſubminiſtred under the ſences becirſe 
of its bs and fublimity.- - This way of. operating with | 
ics effect; have \Relatiqn.to the faculey'of rhe Soul and 
Mind , for the imagination of the patient works his.own - 
health! b his forceable-.Confidence on that:thing- which 
is huhg his neck;3 Therefore ic happens ſomerimes - 
that lien for want capacity: are! ngr; cured by = | 
meanes , bur they tnay  curedby Hetbs,, pans \ and 
Rones ,, the one gathered ar a righ 5 ms ws): under: 
the influence of that Planer rhat Goyerns the Herb or 
Root z-under-a tight, Aſcendenc,,-and in/his. own hour , 
the Moon cpplyingunco him by-. good. Aſpe&, and the- 
Afcendent and; tenth-rong, , ot the Lord, of the. tenth 
Forrunating the Aſcendent' , or Loid thereof, or the 
Moon; which Example you ſhall hare afcer the Table of 


6 / planczary hours. 


- - 


"Thos I hall ſer _ the Medicine Appropriated, | 
ro.the tenth Medicamenr , fox the 'Ppamlh Diſeaſe, 
Which Is » $ | | "30 


A fl Rare and. Excellent freparati on fer the French 
| Px" 5 and, all Diſeaſes of the Likes Nature. ; 


Take of auickile thy J diſſolve i ic in Rrong de 
b 7, "ER 


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AS iid ”»” VV X * 


AIDS oe © 
OY ms? (23 oo © 


$ hours, then 


4 * and again infuſe ir_ in more freſh Vi 


' Bottom will remain the body likz Salt ; upon which 


+ A. — —_— g—_— — \ ard kd 
» 


. the Receiver > extra the Liquor in rhe: Rrongeſt 


x þ e your /Preci irate: 4 oy in I : | Yr 


- 


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terate-untill rhe Vinegar hath diſſolved all the Mercy 
then diſtil all your Vinegat-in Balneo Marie , . and; in h 2 
pour rain water four times digilled , and conco& it mn 
a cloſe DecoRion half a day, then ler ir fertle, and 
what of it js clear pour out , and diftil ir 1n Balneo , and 
you ſhall haye a clear body , which dry, then divide ic 


into twoparts, and uppon one. part of 1t pour ſome 
Spirit of Wine , and ler it digeſt eighe days. Then 


. draw it in a retort in aſhes with a larg Receiver , whence 


witl firſt come forth the Spirit of Wine , Then the Spirir 


of Mercury, and in the bottom will cemain a black feces; 


you ſhall nor open the Joynrs of your Receiver , within 
leile than twenty four hours afcer ; Then the Chriſtaline 


- Spirit of Mercury ſticks to the fides of the veſſel , and ir 


is not diſolyed. under twelve hovrs ; then having qpenal 

n 
neo, and then will come forth the $; irit of Wine, and 
the eſſence of Mercury will remain in the bottom of the 
veſſel, asanoyle of an Aſhie colour ; Then put it into a 
little veſſel of glaſſe with a very ſlow, hear, then diſolve ir 
by liccle and lictle in the ſame veſſel, 


b 1 


The other part of your Mercury which-you did re3 


ſerve being ground to powder, put as muchof itinco it * 


as may be diſolved into a ſoft body , then ſeal your 


| veſſel, and decoGt it in Aſhes; And that gradually until it - 


hecomes into a Red powder ; This is very like the Philo- 


' ſophical work. 


' Thz doſe 5 one grain deluted in wine or ſome other 


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Firſt co find out what Planer ruleth every hour of the 
day or'night by the foregoing cable. 
You myft know chit th2 Aſrologians hwe -appro- 
riated to each day of the week a ſeveral. Planer , be- 
pinning alwaies their Artificial day at Sun rifing , and 
eiving that Planet chat ruleth the day to the firſt hour of 
©. theday. The Second Planzr to the ſecond: hour of the 
day. The Thirdro th: rhicd hout 4 «7c, And 


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4 from Sun rifing , to-'Sun ſer, mo rwelve wo arts.y . 4 
whereof fix hours contains. the hours before loON and _— 
Þ| fix the :afternoon , ſo you ought ro divide every»day-in | 
the whole year into twelve equal parts » whoſe :twelE 
part contains one hour Aſtrological , you muſt account tle 
day from Sun rifivg , -until Sun riſing again the next days 
which ſhall make 24 hours, FG? 
The ſeven Planets Govern the ſeven days of the week 
according to the.names of the days. F, 
As © Sol Sunday, > Luna Monday, & Mars Tueſday, 
5 Mercury Wedneſday, Jupiter Thurſday, 2 Venus Fri 
day, h Satxrn Saturday. es 2." 
Note, that every Planet on his own proper-day govern- 

j eth the firſt and eighth hour of char day. The firſt tour 
beginning juſt at Sun riſing , and his eighth hour begins aC 
one a clock in the afternoon , As forexample. EELET 

4. - On the | thirteenth day of November , this preſent 

{| year 1659.the Snn riſ2th at eighr of the clock in thefore- 

| | noon, this thirteenth day being on Sunday} the © begins. 

his reign for that day , and his firſt hour juftat Sunrifingj 

| and continueshis reign forty minures,which is the planera- 
ry hour for that day, Next after © rules 2 whichisthe 
ſecond planetary hour of that day , ſhe begins her reign 
juſt ar rventy minutes before nine of the clock, and ends 

2. | 2: cwenty minures aſter nine, at which time Þ begins his: 

reign, ard ends juſt at tena clock , at'which time » be | 

- | ginneth her reign, and ends twenty, minutes before a eles 2 

+ [yen , at whichtime, H begins to rule , and ends his hour 2 

| | twenty minutes after eleven, at which time W begins his 

f | four , and ends juſt at tweive, ( Which are thefirſt fix 

2 | planetary hours of that day ) & beginueth to rule juſtat | 8 

4 | twelve, and ends his hour ewenmy minutes —_—_ _ 

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: to find any hour of the night, if rhe q 


of November are 80 , which mult be added cothe time 


of © fer , as 1 have done in the- example of @ riſing ; do! 
ſo forevery day and night in the year when you Would find: 


_ proper Planer governing that hour which you would: 

This example you ſhall find in the precedenc table ; 
where you ſee November the fourteenth , © in: 2, three 
degrees over againſt which you have the Suns rifing,, ſer- 
ing, hours of the day , hours of the nighe , how many mi-. 
nutes are contained ina planetary hour for thar day, and- 
how many minutes for the hours of che night , every part 
ſeveral in its own Column , as you may ſee by their tiles, 
alſo you muſt know char the planetary are always unc- 
qual, wunlefſe ac which time the © igin 4, or 2, ar' 


which tune + 4a y hour s jult fixry minutes, equal ro'] 
ne 


the hours of the clock, 


L 


| hour of the day; daccording to this ny 
queſtion be at char. 
time, orto doe ſome Magical operatton. The minutes | - 
of che Planerary hours of the night on the foreſaid day.| 


- 


_ 


; FT 'the » nan » with tis of 


2 
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hal add the Table of the Sign oo 


— ——_—_ tans on ES ee rae "YL 15 PSS FE is 4g” * + — 
j | | b, "_ | ego 
{| Continues ——— | oO 4 Signs of - Long 


Jt | | aſcention, ' are 


S | Continegen—rrro— | I 4 [A 11S m 2thefe 
| continue 2 Hours: 


| | | * þ|in the: Aﬀce 
Continues —————— 1.3 I2 


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beck |  [theſe, } & rw 
m Conmmegren— ——_— x. 'Some conti- 
| 4 | | nue one Hour and 
= | Continuer———|> 45 |ſomeching more; 
: oy a3 & 2 and os: 
m/ | Continues———— | 56 | ſome continue lefs 
| | | | - [thaty one Hour ,as 


2 | Continues —————| 2 25] and I , as you 
ma y ſee in the Tas 
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Ez Signs of ſhore 


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ce on the x 1th. of March, at which time you have yF 
aſcending with the © every morning , which 1s called the}. 
fir hour of the day. _ 4 | 
The xoth, day of April, the © leaves i , which fieni- | 
fies the Head , and enters &, which fignifies the Neck ; 
and Throar. PE 1 
The 'rxch, day of May he enters ir, which Ggnifies the | 
Arms and Shoulders , andall pains n the joyncs. F 
The 2th, of J«zec he leaves Ir, and-enters/93-4 who 
rules 4 Breaſt and Stomach, and all ſalt humudiry there. 
7Taly the $ 3th. the © enters $1, , who rules the 'Heatt | 
and Back , and pains their refiding, as a Plurifge , Bood | 
» Surfits, the Peſtilence, too much{hear. | 
_ Auguſt the1 3th. the © enters ve , who rules the Bow- 
els and Belly , barrenefſe in th Womb, or ſome: ob- 


firuQtion there, the Griping of the } Guts ,' or Ulcers 
there. 


September the 13th. the © enters =, who rules the. 
Reins and Kidneys , Pains, Wind; and Gravel there, 
Gonocrhea. 

Offober the 14th, the © enters ' m , -who governs the 
ſecrets of both Man and Woman, and fienifies VIcers 
; andSoresinthoſe parts , the French Pox, rhe Whites. | 

November the 1 2ch. the © enters 2, who rules the Þ 
Thighes and Burtocks , and Sores, Fifulies, Heat, 
Feavers, Hurts. | | 

December the 1 2th, the © enter vp, who rules theÞ. 
Knees and Hutrs ih them, as' Strains, Fractures; the LeÞ 
proke or Ich. I 
| Jan} - 


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F as melancholy, windsiri the blood, the Gout (to 7 
1 - Febryary the; 1oth;; rhe © enters. 3<, Who-tules the 2 
}- Feet, and lameneflerhere, as. Sores, Gonr,thz Blood pu- .* 
eÞ | rrefied, Boyls, Diſeafesgorten by cold and moiftute, 1 7 
Note, 1f eicher of theſe Signs aſcerid; or deſcend-onthe 
Cuſp of ithe ſixth Houſe;z/or che?Lord: of the Sign/ als © 
- cending, or the Lotd:ofthe Hourxorrhe Lord of theifixr', 
or a;Plaget.in the aſcendenc os fixth4MiRing <Hther of the = 
Houſes:, .in what Stert ever 11: bt thar: doth aſcend 'or © 
deſcend-wich-that Plane ;ror? 5 ſo afflicting, art: the rime 
when V rinz is-brought-anto»rhe=cifor: thy. Judgemenr], 
:Judge:aocording tothe Nature: of >fhz/Sign to affiiftzd;, 
whether afcendin$ on che firitgor-defodvding on'thefixrh 
Houſe; "Thar patr:of pads wick 15 gnified byrhar 
Sigis ſurely afflictedspJndpe rhe fameby the place of th:  - © 
Lord of the Aſcendent,thz Lord ofthe Hourgand! thei» _ 4 
alſo; in what Sign ſazrer-you find gither-of theſe afflit- -* 4 
ed, you may ſay'thas part of thz Body fignifed by: rhie. -. 
Sign, is alſo afflited 4; .xf one of rheſe bz" afflicted above 
the Earth; it Genifies'th2'right fide i5:pained / Funder 
: the Exch ,; clizlefe fade is:pained; 2 fme tt tg 208 
Note, as tothe Nature of the Diſeaſe , 'youmuſt Judge . 
accogding, to the: Nature» of the 'Planer afflifting your _ 
aforeſaid Stznificators, alſo obſerve the » in what Sign ſo- -# 
- ever ſhe be, 1f ſhe be afflicted, Judge thz diltemper ac-. 3 


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heared ( thar 15+) if the be afflit-d herein by:& if ſhe bz £2 | 
*: aflicted by h in eirhet-of theſe Signss a8 if in-y, Khehms » 
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eart Qualms z'ifin's, Þ 
Humors', 'pains inthe F 
by ſome violent exerciſe, 
digernper is mixed with a Fed-. 


ſome Surfer by eating or 
pre une wes Ares he 
og operons, > Reins, or ſo: 
10ur; if &; heatin the Reins; cauſed by Gravel , or the. 
French Poz, the Blood corrupred) ora Surfer ; if 'Þ be 1n 
2 affii by h, the: Party is troubled with Wind: Ri- | 


fing ofrhe Lungs, or Firs, happily a ſore Throar,, or 2 
melancholy wearineſſe in Mind and Body ; if & afflict 
-cheDinrhis Sign, the Blood ſwells in the Veins, a Fea- | 
vera pain in the BreaR,, difficulry in brearhing, ſomehurr 
.in —_—_ | C2 a i RR 
©  *dafflited by Hin rhe Warery Triplicicy , as are theſe: 
"5 ; $1 ns, $', ms and Ke if in S % the parTy harh much -] 
E Flepm im the: Stomach, ſubjeR'ro yomir , or hath a, |} - 
= -Covgh, or a Surfer by over eating; thus if @ affli& the », Þ : 
> - #rthis Sign. Bur ifh afflidt che Þ che party is afflit- Þ- 
L edwithacold Stomach , diftiilarion of Rheunr, rough, J-- 
* + melancholy Macter inthe: Breaft , ſlimy thick: MT” A 
Prod gs 3% uh | a-' 


a 
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h. > 


w_—_— 


; 


: 


Ct, Fm MS ant” "od 


ward parcs near the Heart, Liver,and Lungs 
. by roo much Luxury;if &afflict the », ir ſhews roo.mneh 


| /Rymours:in rhe Scomach , and from: to0- much. v4 cous --* 
f | Ficgm ob{truting: the - Bowels and Intrals , inorginare* 


1 : 


Xic RE vr date hal Reis Ft E I ? 
enonhs Belly. + 4 long Cure. Pg] os v 
»in m afflicted by H , Ulcers in the Arſchole..o or: Se- 
crets., Dropical Humours in the Knezs and Legs; ral 
Stone in- the Bladder ; if. a Woman, roo many 'of the 
Whucsor Reds , fa Man,,' Ulcers in the Yard; the: Go.  * 
norrea; if & afflit, Ulcers in the Secrers , the. Poxz: or + Ky 
the like , Hemerods,or Pills, breaking our, the Gonorrea, ;4 
2 burne prick. .; 
Din by h afflicted , | a Surfer by.Cold ,; - ſovelling in. 
the Throat,  oppreſt wich Flegna , - a rotten Cough, and 
much moiſture 1n the'Sromach/, hurcs inithe Feet: ;'if.'& 
. affliQ the 3, the'Bady is full 'of orofle Humours , | and - 
| Subje& to.2 Dropſic , a continual Defluxion of Rheum , 
pains in the B:lly, ara yiolent Looſeneſle. 
If » be afflicted in the Eart hly Trplicity-, as cots 
fins 5, M,and'v? » the Diſeaſe came from: 
y, as Conſumprions, Leprofies; dry Scabs.: - 
».in&5 afflicted by h, ſhews Ulcers in the 
ſwelling of the Bodyy Feavers proceed 
ons of the Precordiacks and Atteties, ( 


Lungs,or ate 


blood abounding , continial Feayers ,. the Body wholly . 3 
out of Order , pains in the Neck and Throat » the Rings: + 
Evil, or hurts, and- fores, the Strangury , Stone. NM the * 
Reins, or Gravel in'the Kidneys. 5 6 

-» in ne afflictedby Hythe ſickneſs proceeds from rude ..- 


= Feavers 5 pricking undex the R ibs - ſometimes ched | : 1 
pm wich ext ream- meaty , with the Gdut'ar- 


# 
La © 9 . 
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1 © ZH RA 
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CY 
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4 


+ 


\ Acer hk 


& ©, a x ee 


be T Macho adBher; wn wich Er eres = _ 
/Womb3/if 2 atfii&; then- Ulcerarions-or Flix of ' the I 
"Way, ſmall Fzavers cauſed by Choler and Melanctio- Þ 


L > If, the Wind Cholick, weakneſſe we Legs , hardto 


be cured. | 

It » ſhall be afficted by hor 5 MY the Diſeafe Þ 
ptoceeds from,'Cald or Melancholy diſtillations, dry ./ 
Couphs, the Lungs oppreſſed; more pained in the Night 


-. than im the Dag the: Head-ach, or anoiſe in the Head ; 


if For © afflict che yin this Sign, it ſheiws no perfe& 
ConcoRiibn, ' Cholet abounds , a deſire; to Vomir,, a 
-fivelling:of the 'Sinews , intinediarelyfollows a Flux of F 
the Belly ; the Blood is exceedingly corrupted » the'Par- | 
' 'ty is Learzand of an oblcure Complexion), lictle' Blood . 
.inche Body, inclining/to the Yellow Jandife ; nflamari- 
ons.in the Breaſt, a' Cholerick Humour in the gy of 
Joys ofthe Fingers. (© : 
Qblervethe 218 ſaid to beaſflited by h, &,.0, 017, 
when ſhe isi1173, Pyor 4,with either of them, and eſpe- 
—_— He be poſited in abad Houſe with either of them, | 
y aſpe& her from bad Houſes as are the fixr,eighth,.. 
bes Welſch, or'1f ſhe be befieged- berwixr two of them |: 

ir/ariy-place, orwiththe?y ; Note the worſt affli&ion' 
Shae. en trappen tothe'd , 18 ro ſeparate from the Infor- | 
\runes, \ardapply to the Combultion of ; the 'Sun , for it P 
'< ;gnifies the'/Party cannot eſcape according-to Nature. 

This Lchought good-ro bzRtow on young beginners, 


who will not deſpiſe rhe day of {mall things ; fone may .|- 
*becofitentedto eat Herbs , and I will give chew leave ro io 


ear ſtrong meat thar can oer it; this will ſerve for 'this 


rime and this place, hoping ro give, the Lovers of this , - 
= Science ; abztcer diſh if the Lord permic me days. I* 1 , 23 
j wy accept. of- chis TON + as' uſeful. ro the hinds' of . 


ſomss 


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” to HP * & & OR Ls s OR nl. | * 4 A ESE FM - ; LS 
3.2 th. 2. g - 5 " 0 .Þ Se! DSS. + £ - t 
d 4 : kg 4 & 6 ” as b . : .  EUENS ” (og. <0 V2 "=" 

* om + BEE \/ "SI FI E - «$a __ —_ © I N, 
es OE a EET RGA - V p 4. P'S. as Z 4 * vi "XR W BHD NEE SS ERR 5-5... > (ol < - Pom 
A "4 % A 2 a BT a y . - # We. ' : " pj 8 os 3” T—_ : ; Bei F Ss "0 * \;-* px" I; x +7 

 10Me, trnouzn norc.ro a S Who | aye T) Þ com: + Ya 
*. TOmMe, v 0 All z | KS 0 ms 4 
Ct OO LITE = IE 4 : hy 6% $5: Hb F ©: 7 wg 4 ; $544" i; 
>, "9 : 8 £ d $5 OBOE” 
2 RR Ys | b % <4 + ASD 6 


* man . | | Ras £ | _—OT OT 
T  Forchelengthof the Diſeaſe, you muſt obſerve whe-,*® 
F ther the Aſcendent, the $ign of the fixr and their Lords , 
4 be infixed Stgns , alſo rhe Lord of the Hour, they, and* i 
che Planer afflittng: rhe » aſcendent » or his Lord, the © * 
Gxr Houſe, or his Lord, be in fixed Signs, or » increa-,, 
ſing in Light, or the Significators in Signs of long aſcen=  * 
tion , the Diftemper will be long in Cure , or will con- © 
tinue long, if in common Signs, half ſo long, if in, moyea- 
ble Signs, ſhorr ; moveable Signs are i, $, =, VP, com- © 
mon Signs are Ir, m, 2, and X, fixed Signs are &, S\, tt; 
F =2; you have rhe Signs of long and ſhorr aſcention in the 
foregoing Table ; which now 1 am come ta ſhew the uſe 


IS 


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4,0 


a ” 
: Cfo "Ir" 
FF © SO 
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The ſe of the former Table. = Th 


re” 
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iT : 
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<p IP 


* firſt Example ſhall be of the true time of @@he- - 
\ A. ring the Herb Roſa Solis, this being an Herb' of: che -! 
Sun., and under the Sign &. OO. 
_ This Herbis fir ro be gathered in Jwe, July, on Au-i 
guſt, ar which time it Flowers ; Look back to the Table % 
and you ſhall find Cancer &, who as you may ſee, iconti-. 
nues in the Aſcendent 2 Hours and 1.2 Minutes; all. 
which time you have to gather the Herb Roſa Solis; or * 


bt 


any other Herb, whoſe Nature is Governed. undet''the % 

Dommion of & ; do the ſame, in gathering thoſe Herbs 
* Which are governed by the other Signs ( that is ) when 
© . they begin to aſcend , ar thar;time do you begin to gather © 
ÞF. th2 Herb which is for your uſe , but elpecially-. 1f it 'be x 
F  poſbble ar che ſame time, gather the Hetb- in, Blk: ou. b 
Þ - hoſe Planet Governs thelame Herb, as-(3fac: ſhall be 8 


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a &y - \. 4 *Y : ” 4 "x * 
=o _—_ 4 4 _ we as 4 42+ 1 FC " - \ as 
by ” — at. HM i&: - "; FY , 
GE —_ we 
Gall os x: £ y 
- FA 2 bat Oo #$ Y *% F 
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> 8 = 
$ = 
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$I , " 
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& "2558 oo ben © 
FP.” ee” 44 bes. 
Wy f 7 Lo : 
3) ae * -\& ge” > £9054. EE 
X bh "4 < Ls - . Fe , f 
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£ Fi As for example. 7 


| Tworvſdgather the herb Roſa Solis in irs vertne to cure 
# Tome Diſeaſe, as the Confanpge of the Lungs, or the |. 
*  "defefts thereof, becauſe rhe Radical | moiſture is rot | 
= fron in this herb for Medicine, when the Sunſhall bem # 
_ Conjurition with 5 or paſſing through this fign, becauſe 
| - the Sun Contains in his vertne the Radical hear of 'all Þ 
things moving in the world , And beingin 9 -( which 'F- 
18) the Lunar-moifture , having inher vertue, moifture, * 
Wherein j« contained a falt quickenitig and nouriſhing all } 
things. . Therefore when the Sun ts m the firſt face'of 
Cancer, and aſcending with the Sun 1n the ſame Degree, | 
alfo irithe hour of the Sun , Lima and'the Lord of the '- 
. tenth being in good aſpe& with rhe Sun, as a Trie, or 
Sextile, ar thar very time I would gather this herb, .,as Þ 
you may eafily do on the 19th.of June being Sunday x65 9; | 
- ju at Sun-rifing, being the day and hour of the Sun, at. Þ 
which tice 5 doth aſcend, or on the 21 'of Fuze in the 
ſecond hour of the day, becauſe & rules the'firſt hourof |. 
the day; beginning at Sun-rifing,and Sol rules the ſecond; |} 
you'may alſogather this herb in its vercue juſt at twelve 
*# clock ar noon, ar which time the Sun -hath his greateſt 'Þ 
* Inflience upon the earth, from the 7 8th. day of Jie un" 
> rillthe'9th.'of J=ly, alwayes obſerving the time of the + 
 beftaſpeRts of the » © and'Lord 'of the aſcendent, and 
ee them'>{lbe ſtrong if ir'be poſſible; if you would gather Þ | 
isherb'for/the fortifying of ſome man againſt hisene- Þ. + 


= 5 
= s 
Fe, 
726 
ut 
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+ « 
4 % 
Bos 
- 


- 99 i  @s 
> | Julticesler- 


bee from Princes or ſore Courr' of Þ ; 
Sun be in his own houſe in 4, in-goodal- Þ | 
ee . | ret}. 


C mt» 


kts ber ) frott his Hi his 
1 [i= It edna # being being in j 
1 ; Jin 2» afign of rhe 


; Fre » moon as pig nds ry of th Sun 
* Parchment under the ſame influence aforeſai 


4 | the 23d. die y 1657. a Urine was brought unto me , the 
. Qefion was, Whar diſcaſe, if recoverable.  --.. 
41 onl 


; ; jc To I found to be IT 5. 37. alfoI beheld the d, 
1 


# | eardr going 


thar 


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"OA D = - oF A ER 5» Be; 
w_— 4-07 2 OM. STE. EY l , 
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cloſe this herb ſo gathered as aforeſaid keen þ theke 3h & 
round patrens of parchment whereoti the figil of vg Sun. . 
is made, and ſew it in with yellow fills and ler the parties ” 
name be written on the fill with the CharaQters- of -.. 
the Aſcendentzand his Lord with his Angel, and then lev 
kim wear it about his neck or in his hoſome, - 
Obſerve the ſame Rule in gachering all other: "Magicat 
; either for Phyfick or other ſecret operations , as 


| AMARA DULCIS, againſt Witchcrafe. 


The laſt thi hat I ſhall do ar this time; is to ſhew 

. how to ere& a figure of heaven, with ari, example- 

to diſcover a diſeaſe or hurt, the » being afflifed in 

the following figure, Feb,23. h.g. m,15. 4, M-and cn Peb. 


y looked in my 


Ephemend, for my Areas ©, : | 
rol 


from. the greareſt unforcune Hz- ' - 
and he SE tact the NN at which? is da _ te. 

inco = by a retrograde m 4 ws 
ins che Yin $1; and Che in the fourt 'whichlignifies | 


breaſt and q Romacls and the dar pk 
I judged thoſe anwopragty bo npy bom 

man conld. hardly ferch ions ora 
alſo woe that his ould was congealed ll 


* andfixr, and above the rode EET of nay nſe 
| lod la fits right-arm, T dts Ide find by "I 


IuY 4 PAS = ” . "Hy = "or" Le ; La 2 FX . "2 T7 /45% 
4ST. 4 DH Ge _ % 3 i NY 4 ” 7 
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Bo har fignſoever doth aſcend, ona queſtion.of ic 


8” that -parr of the body is infirm which 1s fignified - by 


_ Fo 


"+6 
Of x1 LOS ba, 
wr 


<4 & = Y 9 
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ny 7 4 
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b 


by . 4 
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3 BY 


. $9 


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4 


© the 5ch, degree of 3x aſcending ſhews che grief near the 


I5 degree; it would have fignified near th2 Elbow or mid- 


£4 any Signit ſignifies the excremity of that member is offen- 
- ded, which the Sign-governerh.as If the laſt face of x7 had 
aſcended or the 25. 26, 27.28. 29. 0r 304 degree ſhould 
have been on the Cuſp of the firſt, I ſhould have ſaid that 
the pain had been near the hand or in the hand-wriſt, and 
\ ſo judge of the reſt of the ſigns according to their natures, 
and che member or part of che body which they govern. 
+.If you would ſer a figure of heaven for anytime of the 


defiring a reſolution upon ſome. queſtion, you mult firſt 
ſeck the place of the Sun in degree and minutes that. day 


this [itn queſtions, where diſtance of time or place is re- 
= = And whenyou have found the place of the Sun in ſome 
© Ephemeris for char,year, month, and day of the month, 
- Mm which yqu would ere& your figure , afterwards or in 
 , the next place, ſeek the ſame degree of the Sun, in. the. 
”  Jablevf Houſes , under the title of tenth houſe, in thz 


A 
0x 


= Sign then aſcending, if the firſt parc of the Sign aſcend ir 5 
- - ſhews the upper parc of che member co be mhrmy as hete Þ! 


ſhoulder, if ic had. been che ſecond face aſcending or the ' 


dle of the arm; if che la(t face or latter degrees aſcend of © | 


day or night, when you have your time 21venby any one-. 


_ . fameſign wherein the Sun was found on the day of thz, F ; 
þ - month ſought;the degree of the Sun being foundlook di- F 
©. recily oppoſire.to it on the lefc hand, under the title time- Þ 
2:46 The from 


at noon in which rhe queſtion 1s made, always adding or, Þ- 
fubra&ins 1 5 minures for every 6x houts either before. 
etafter noon, and add to the motion of the Moon'every Þ 
dayar noon three degrees for every (ix houts; obſerve. F 


+ 46 Wi” >, ht : 
F Re IT . abun, AY c 
mf 4 s #4 % GT Foo I. f 
vUS7 * F 7 ts VID | ry 
Oe” ps 4 K-43. £ 
L p _ T* * 


ht. 


7, 
or 


noonand þ. ».. which fignifies che-hours and minutes” *-..7 
Wbiven from noon,unto cheſe hours & minutes found unde.” "3 
Frhe title: of cime from noon, and your;tume given.orWhat'» = 
F iris a clock exafly when the queſtion is made, andifit 


- £ * 5 
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FT be under 24 hours ſeek the number in the rable of Houles,: 
F and the number being found go directly ina.right line.to<*; 


4 wards the right hand, where you ſhall find the degrees: : 
Þ and minutes of the fGigns which will fall upon, 6 ofthe 22  .* ! 
Þ houſes, and the oppoſite figns and the ſame degrees-and- 
F minures ateto b2 underſtood, and placed,on the orher fre - _* 2 
4 Houſes, bur if the number. found ſhall exceed 24 hourss ' | 
I then you ſhall caſt away -24 hours, and with what: re-, 3 
F mains ſeek in the table of Houſes under'the itle; of timer - 1% 
| from noon ; your :number being -found go direAlyima” 
{ ſtraight line towards the right-h:nJ, wh2re you-ſhall fin&*+ 7 
the ; SE and minutes appropriated. to rhe Cuiſps,of 2 
© rhe xorh. 11th. 12th: firſt or aſcendent, ſecond-and-third 
4 houſes which are fix of the 1 2 houſes, the orberfx are; 
F undetiiood as aforeſaid. . The figns being placed on the © 7 
+ Cuſps-of the 12 houſes, you ovght-in the laſt place, to 
F placethe Planers with the Dragons head £2 & rayl?F as 
Þ you ſhall find them. in ſign degree and minurs'on the day 
F and hour of the year and month in which the” queſtions 
| rnade, this being done you may proceed to judgement, 4 | 
| | 2 9 OE 


As for Examp'c. "T0 


I would fer my figure on the Urine brought unto-me ; 

Þ February the 23 day y hour 9 minutes.15;A., M, (:thae 
T is ) in che morning 1659, £+FALKCT STI 
L Firſt I ſeek ths ©place degree and minute ar.noon, 
F which I findto bein I 5 degrees and 2 minures,the mi- _ 
- | nutes being under 30 always we accept of the" Degrees 7 
S -- it "I _ _ jound* 


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4 


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© inthe ame manner the 12 houſes are oppeſire the one | 


added roger 


”.- lite Thaveforthe Cuſp of the 1oth. 


*:; 
: = 
ce 


other figns who are always © 
fame pretend minutes are to be underſtood, and pla- | 
Fan pads | 


SY 

3 

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a A 

NY 
7 
to y/6 p 


— . . 


Whetein the Sin is found ' FF 
W it the table of Houſes for Sol in x andÞF- 
th. Houſe,vhich I find in the 1 2th, and laſt page of theF 
able of Houſes, in which line of the roth.Houſe under 3c} » 
I $6 downwards till Icothe to the 1 5 degree, over jagainit] 
dh on the lefe hand under the ritle rime from noon | 
Ifind: þw74 of hours 2 3, minutes 4, unto which I add my} 
ricve piven, which is houts'2 x and minures x5, for ſo we 
court the houtfs of the day frott the noon of one day to þ 
the nHoan'of that following: theſe rwo numbers being Þ 
| her makes 44 hours and 19 minutes, I caſt a- Þ 
ay 24 hours, which is the hours of one day, and there ] 


PF 


-refiaitis 20 hours and x9 ninures, which I muſt ſeek in 
the table of Houſes, which number of hours I find in the ] 


eleventh pape, but rhe minutes being nor preciſe, I accepc 
ofthe lefler number 14 which we always ought todo , ] 
fothar over againſt my 20 hours and 1 Tg In a gh 
2 degrees ; 
2, and for the eleventh 22 degrees and 4 rather 1 
4 for the 2 2th. bouſe 5 8 degrees 5 2 minutes, and for / 
ty Afeetdnet or firſt houſe I If 5 degtees 35 mis | 


- Hutes, 6h the ſecond houſe is & 2 degrees 22 minutes, | 
'the {aft of the fix houſes is the third on theCu 


| of which Þ 
is $ 17 degrees and 5 3 minures;now as I ſaid before, the | 
ppofite to theſe with the 


Cuſps ofthe oppofire Houſes, which ate the | 


fourch, rhe 5th. &ch. rh. 8th. and 9th. the figns alſo are | 


oppoſite the one to the other, as yy ro =, & tom xtto2 | 


"og 4 dad ang cn 1 
S fo wv, 8 to 2 and nr Oo X chus,c,' m, 7, Vo & Ky, 


— 


« 4 
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FF 7” Th 4 - "ip 


s , * & brett 
L l FMS 30 ON 
M7 A ww "os 4 Do ibs =; 


c Cain She Frith the I ho y 0 meg pron 
F the 2 ro'the 9th. the fourrhto rhe xoth. the 5th: to the "| 
y'7th. u_ to _ . 2th, as you nay ey br ollowing © - 

re;t $ with thew es natal "Sh 
i= on bet Cuſps Tnny of the 1 2 houſes, I am ir = 
rhe laſt place to place the ſeverrFlaners'and the Drogns © 
| head $2 and rayl 25 inthe Hgvrezin houſe Je anion degree 
| and minire,as 1 Fd hem. of the 23 © onpelnana 160n. ; 
; day, pa rf © Sdlto:.bein X 14 Jeghed d2Y 
& 3p ace A EL» X'1 
—_ i Hgh Falls in any 


wo 35 =» we SO) . hs 


TSarurn in =2 9 Elec him 59 mibures., Re 2 
rfogradas R fignifies, which I place inthefixe tin 
the ſame" ſine Ifind & in w 27 de! row W.- 


Ne radi 21h x54 egrces - 40d | vow 
which 1 x work & and 1oth;/houfe,” T _ Hi ar 
fign 17 defees and 96-mihvres,whith ba 
| Vert 21 plact after rhe. Yak of all If Sdibkm 
1 26 degrees 52 minutes, His Los inthe _ ouſe 
wich nr intercepred ;you aro. u be *? 
in the oppoſite fign & and place bim wi inet "4 
in the 12 houſe. So Thave erefed my = you 0 
find che Planers 1n ſigns, degrees, nd minuces, oppofice ** 
ro the 23 day of Feb. thus, © 1 Any ks Aug Es a; > 
At the Head of thie Poge the Signs chus. 


Rod 
Res i 
FO 
: > "69 
aving F 
— 
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589 Williams (W.) Occult Phyaick, - or the f 
Three Principles in Nature anatomized by a 
Philosophical Opperation taken from Ex- 
perience, in three Books. The First of Beasts, 
Trees, Herbs and their Magical and Physical 
Vertues. The Second Book containeth most 
excellent and rare Medicines for all diseases 

. The Third and Last Book is a Denarian 
Tract shewing how to cure all Diseases with 
Ten Medicaments, and the Mystery of the 
Quaternary and Quinary Number opened .. . 
With a Table of the Signs Continuance on the 
Ascendence fitted for magical Uses, as 
gathering of Herbs . . . Whereunto 1s added a 
necessary Tract shewing how to judge of' a 
Disease by the Affliction of the Moon upon 
the Sight of the Patients Urine . . . By W. W. 
Philosophus. FirsT EpiTion. Contemp. 
on title. Very yvarve. Sm. 8vo. Contemp. calf, 
rebacked. Printed oy T. Leath for H. Mb, 
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