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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    a hot oven, so that it be burned to powder, then take juyce of wormwood, sorrell, fetherfew, hysope, y'^ juice of harts tong, polipod, black elebor of eacli alike ; of liverwort as much as of all the other herbes; then put all these in a pottelk'^^ of white wine & put all these therein & seeth it to a quart & let the sick drink it 9 dayes or more & when he drink it let him cast in y® powder aforesayd, drink it inilkwarme morn & evening & sanabith If thou luill hold a burning cole in thy hand iv^^out harme Take & anoint thy hands w^^^ buls gall. Ad sciatica. lj«: Oyle olife lb ij, butter trj^ed lb ij, mellis lb ij Vv^^^^ ^iij, cymin. & baccar lauri ^iiij super igne f. unguent quo ungatur seger contra ignem & rub him w*^ thy hand fay re against y® fire 3 dayes & 3 nights by & by then wrap y^^ place w^^^ black lamb skins warme & cover him for feare of cold. For a plague sore or other byte. A peece of a running bag such as they make cheese with applyed to it will ripe & breake it. To destroiu a iven. Take a parchment leafe & make a hole therein & lay it on the wen then take hard sope & unslacked lyme & lay it on the wen as a plaster. For the Stone. 3: philipendula, tyme, saxifrage, gromwell seede, parsly seed, alexander seed, of each like much ; dry them & make ponder of them & use it in drink or eate it & this will ease the stone & cause thee to voyd graved stones. (1) Mot illisible. (2) qnatre pintes. (3) Eau cle vie.
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