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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    2^4 Fxtrayagantsi two equal! parts>dtinke it in two reverall mornings: then the next night after the taking of the (ccond draught of water, take the Hfhofanoyfter, and put it into a fayre Jinnen cloth, and dop the fame into the care that is thick- eft of hearing, and lye on that fide as long as you can; in the morning pick that care as cleane as you can, and after that take a draught of the beft ale you can ger, with a toaft of boufhold bread toafted very dry, a reafbnable quantity of nutmegsj ufc the fame every morning for five or fixe dayes, fading after the taking hereof two houres, every time you take it. For the cough of the lungs. Take two handfuls of Rofemary,& ftrip it off the ftalke, one of Hiflop, and feethe them in a pottle of running water,till it come to a quart, and then put a quarter of a pound offinefugar, and let it feethe a little, and feumir, drinke it morning and evening. Aprefent remedy for aU manner acheand brut fit in the Bones, Take a good quantity of Wallwort, and a ccrtainc quantity of Balme, and S'mallach, and ftampe them, and take a pound of May Butter, and temper them very well together, then make them into round bals, and let them lye for the fpacc of eight daies after, and then ftampthem againe as you did before: then take it,5t fry it, Stftraine it, and put it into an earthen pot: This will helpc the broife, be it never fo blackc. Fir
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