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It is thought, saith Dioscorides, That the roughnesse of the skinne is polished and made smooth [ A] with the oylie fatnesse of the seed of Myagrum.
Ruellius teacheth, That the iuyce of the herbe healeth vlcers of the mouth; and that the poore [ B] peasant doth vse the oile in banquets, and the rich in their lampes.
The seed of Camelina stamped, and giuen children to drinke, killeth the wormes, and driueth [ C] them forth both by siege and vomit. † 1.1
The two 〈◊〉〈◊〉 omitted are treated of at large in the following Chapter.