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We must vse cold water to those sores from whence bloud dooth issue, or is a∣bout to issue, and not to be applyed in the same place by which it issueth but to those places from whence it floweth. And if anie in∣flammation or burning of the parts, do incline to a red and bloudie colour with
fresh cleare bloud, apply colde things, or cold water vnto them: but if the inflā∣mations bee inueterate and old, it maketh them black. Also it helpeth the fiery in∣flammation, named Erysi∣pelas, if it be not vlcerated. For, being vlcerated it hur∣teth.