¶ A salue.
as ye wey wormes cometh about ye woūde. Than make a salue of grekes pyrche / and with oyle olyue / and ther wt stryke ye woū∣de agaynst the bytynge of the wey wormes that is about the woūde / do therto a lytell
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as ye wey wormes cometh about ye woūde. Than make a salue of grekes pyrche / and with oyle olyue / and ther wt stryke ye woū∣de agaynst the bytynge of the wey wormes that is about the woūde / do therto a lytell
quycke syluer in bernysshe / and medle ther with whyte leed / and therof make a salue / and stryke therwith the wounde. Also as a wounde is eten rounde about / so stampe togyder Sauiana and reed coolys whiche is called in latyn bleta rubea / and medle it with vynegre / than presse that sap out / and mydle therwith whyte lede / & salue ye wounde roūde about with that same / and ys ye must cut the wounde open agayne / & that he suffre grete payne / than take groū¦de wormes in a panne / and therto do oyle of roses & let it warme softely / and strayne it / & do therto gentyll reed roses / & beenne floure / and Rosyn well poudred tyll it be thycke as lyke a falue / and when you wyl occupy it make it warme and lay it on the wounde / and it wyll take away ye payne. ¶ If there come ony wormes in ye woūde / take wormmoyd or absitiū in latyn & {per}sy∣clouerē / or folia {per}sica{rum} / and saynt James herbe / all togyder sodden in wyne / & lay ••ton the wounde / and it shall helpe them.