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Thys is hote and dry in the .iiii. degre, & Galen saythe yt it is good for sore eyes, take ye ioyce of selon∣dyne and boyle them wel togyther in a panne & whā it is cold anoynt the eyes therwith. Take Selōdine and wryng out the ioyce & medle it with whyte wyne and anoynte thy
vysage therwith & it shal do away frekeles of y• vysage, ye ioyce of se∣londine & gotes dōg medled to gy¦ther small in a morter, thā if yu lay it to a cāker in a womans pappe, it shal sle the cāker. Also take ye ioyce of selōdyne & pouder of brimstone and medle them well togyther & it wil helpe to do away ye Morphew And sethe the rote in wyne, & whā ye pot is takē downe let hī hold his mouth opē ouer it yt the breth mai go into his body, & that shal slee ye canker in the mouth, it is good for hym yt hath dronken venym wyth his owne stale & that wil saue him