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Sorrell du Bois or wood Sorrell stamped and vsed for greene sauce, is good for them that haue [ A] sicke and feeble stomackes; for it strengthneth the stomacke, procureth appetite, and of all Sorrel sauces is the best, not onely in vertue, but also in the pleasantnesse of his taste.
It is a remedie against putrified and stinking vlcers of the mouth, it quencheth thirst, and coo∣leth [ B] mightily an hot pestilentiall feuer, especially being made in a syrrup with sugar.