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* 1.1Take French Barly, mallowes, Marsh mallowes, Pellitory, March Violets, Mercury, Camomill flowers and Mellilote flowers of each a handfull; Fe∣nugreeke and Linseeds of each two ounces bruised; cut the said hearbs and flowers with a knife, after that
wash them and make them cleane, then take a little kettle or an earthen pot, in the which you shall put three pints of water or a little more, then you shall boyle in it three or foure walmes the barly; then put in the hearbs, and at the last the flowers and seeds; be∣ing all boyled to a pint and a halfe or a little more which will serve for three clisters.
Then take halfe a pint of the said decoction being strained, in the which being warme you shall infuse for the space of an houre the weight of three Crowns or halfe an ounce of good Sene,* 1.2 with two dramms of greene Anniseeds, and after the infusion boile them a little, then passe it, straine it as before, in that which is strained dissolve that which the Physitian shall ap∣point.
This Clyster commeth to 6. pence.
This Clyster commeth to 6. pence.