Recettes médicales d'autrefois à Jersey / E. Duprey.

  • Duprey, E.
Date:
1896
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Credit: Recettes médicales d'autrefois à Jersey / E. Duprey. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    liead to keepe, in y® fuino will provoquo a great sweato ; then let y® patient sweate in his bed. this done 4 mornings taking every day a new brick, this cure perfectly. Probatum. For surditie. A j^eece of a clove of Garlick dipped in honey & tyed w^^^ a thread & put into y° eares at night, and draw it away y® next mornii:ig'. For stone. Take an egg; y® white being put out, fill it w^^^ life hony & a little saxifrage water, drinke it 2 dayes before & 2 dayes after y® full of the moone. Ricketts. A young puppy dog, head & feet chopt ofl; then slitt all along y® belly & applied |)resently inward & all hott as it is to y® childs right side over night & taken away in y® morning & another next night, so for 3 times. Cured Tomkins child of Coihon garden. M^’ j^igott tayler, this made y® child secure greene unnaturall stuffe. and also some others. Ricketts. other way boile those ingrediens as above in barley water, to anoint y® brest & sides w^^ oyle of capers & oyle of speke^^l then let him bleed at y® eare from y® new moone till towards y® full, 2 or 3 times & put some osmonds roote in all his sponemeate. Epilepsia. 1 The gall of a yong fat whelpe prickt w^^^ a pin or needle w®^^ hoold hung up let drop into a glasse sawcer, the drops taken in pissett drink or such like. 2 Then he lever of y® same whelp sliced & fried eaten at 3 or 4 tymes after. (1) Speke, rr spike ; lavande spic, Lavandula spica, D. C.
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