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¶Thys herbe is named Skyr∣wyte, This herbe hathe leues lyke to Byllerin but they be not so lōge & it hath a greatter more, hys ver∣tue is the leues be good to heale a mannes mouthe, yf it be holden longe therin. Also the ioyce of thys herbe sodden & afterwarde drōken
it destroyeth the blacke colour. Also this herbe oft vsed styrreth a man to lechery and to make water, Also the more stamped and medled with oyle and hony clenseth aman¦••es chynne yf it be anoynted ther∣with. Also the ioyce therof dronkē delyuereth men and women of the coughe, for it is hote and drye.