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VUhiche resolueth coulde maters, and mollifieth harde maters.
Let all these be boyled together, till the substance incor∣porate, become harder then an Unguente, and softer then an Emplaster.
Yet it is to be noted, that sometimes, althoughe by re∣soluynge the mater, it be also deminyshed: the residue ne∣uerthelesse, is ouer muche indurate. And then thou muste mollifye it, whyche thou mayste very well doe, by washinge the member lightlye and softlye, cum Aqua calida, vntyll it waxe redde, and after by anoyntinge it wyth an Unguen••e made, ex Olei Veteris, partibus quatuor, & Cerae par∣te Vna.
An other Resolutiue, verye profitable for thys purpose, whyche mollifieth Scrophules and Glandules, and prepa∣reth them to resolution, made thus.
And put it in a glasse cum radicibus Altheae, & Cucumer••s ••∣sinini mundatis, ana Vnciam Vnam. and putte the Glasse, w••th the Oyle and rootes, in an other vessell of Water, suffe∣rynge 〈1+ pages missing〉〈1+ pages missing〉
sinewes, &c. It purgeth with hony, drye vlcers, and filleth them: so doth it also fistules, and hollowe vlcers.