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The Women that dwell about the place where these grew, and do grow, haue with great profit [ A] put the dried meale or pouder of it in their childrens pottage, against the wormes of the belly.
Being drunke with Wine it hath been proued maruellously to asswage the Collicke passion. [ B]
It strengthneth and nourisheth the body in great measure, and being drunke with water it cu∣reth [ C] children of the falling sicknesse.