¶Water of Nightshade Capitulum .c.xciii

S Olatrum vel vua vulpis in latyn. The beste parte and tyme of his dystyllacyon is / whan it berethe grene beryes / than the leues Page  [unnumbered]

stroped frome the stalkes & dystylled A The same is good agaynste the hynder {per}re of the necke / cloutes wet in the same and layde on the necke in the mornyng at none and nyght eue¦ry daye cōtynuynge than it heleth B The same is good for payne in the hede comynge of hete / whan the hede is often enounted ther with / and let it drye agayne by hym selfe C Clowtes wet in the same water and layd vpon the goute and paralisis / in the mornynge / at none and at nyght two or thre dayes con∣tynuynge ceaseth the payne D Vsed in the forsayde maner is good agaynste the sore named the shoyne. E The same water coleth and sla¦keth all yll hete and sores / It with dryueth also all hete of the bodye / in¦warde and outwarde / dronke of the same in the forsayde maner and clou¦tes wet therin / and thre or foure ty∣mes layde theron betwene daye and nyght F It is also good agaynst payne in the trees / twyse or thryse in a daye cloutes wet therin & layd ther¦on G It is pryncypally good for the hote impostumes / cloutes wet therin & layde thee vpon H It is also good agaynste the payne in the breste / clowtes wet therin / and luke warme layde vpon the breste I The same is good agaynst the payne in the hyppes / clowtes wet therin & layde ther vpon in the mornynge / at none and at nyght K It is good for the throte / in the mornynge / & at nyght gorguled therwith / and clow∣tes wet therein layde ther vpō heleth the throte L The same water is good agaynste all hote swellynges / Dronke of the same / in the mornyng at none / and at nyght / at eche tyme an ounce and a halfe / & clowtes wet therin & layde ther vpon / slaketh the hete and swellynge M The same water coleth and slaketh the he¦te of the lyuer very well / whan clow¦tes or hempe row is wet therin and layde theron / in the mornynge at no¦ne and at neght N It is al∣so good for them that be rente / clow∣tes wet therein and layd theron twy¦se or thryse in a daye O Thre ty¦mes in a daye dronke of the same at eche time an oūce is good for thē that do stret by night in theyr slepe it doth nor hurt nor hynder P In the mornynge & at nyghte dronke of the same / at eche tyme an ounce & a halfe xiiii. dayes cōtynuyng is good for the stone Q A body whiche can not swete shall drynke of the same water & of water of wormwode / of 〈◊〉 ly¦ke / Page  [unnumbered] mured to gyder almost thee oun¦ces / than he shall swete R whan the brestes of women be swolen / thā cloutes wet in the same layd warme ther vpō .ii. or thre dayes cōtynuyng & it shall au••ed s The same s good reperuustium / for it withdcy∣ueth all hote maters & flodes whiche sholde become to an impostume / clou¦tes wet therin / and layd ther vpon twyse in a daye