The mysteries of nature and art in 4 severall pts / [John Bate].

  • John Bate
Date:
1635
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Credit: The mysteries of nature and art in 4 severall pts / [John Bate]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Extraipagants, 185 pras,3nd diffolue it in three quarters of a pinte of running watery with this water a little warmed bath the eye*lia divers times in a day. Approved. i s F or the Rheum in the ejes. Take the white of an Eggc, and (b much Bolearmoni acke as will thicken it, and Ipread it on a round plaifter of ftieeps leather, and lay it on the temples on that fide the Rheum is. The Ojntment for the fime. TiliCLopit ttttU and butne it in a Ere-lhovcllofquicke coalcs, quench it in aporiDgerofwomans tnilke, doc fo halfe a (core times, then grindc it in a cleancmortertill it ^c very fine powder, then mingle it with frefla Bar- rowes grcalc till it looke ruffet • anoint your eyes with a little ofit when you goc tobed. For Deafenejfe. Take Rew, and rob it bctweenc the palraes of your hands untill it be fo brufied, that you may make thereof atentithen dipitin fwcetfallet oylc, and put in each earc one, fo that you may pull them forth againe. This doe forfeven or eight daics, and change the tent every day. , ’ , Take a quarter of a pinte of Angelica water, of Ctratoo Benedidm water, and of white wine, of cither a like quantity iminale them together, dividing the fame into ^ /I Ooa two /J ■ /7 /■
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