deepe enough, apply another on the same after the foresaid manner, which being done take away the emplaister, and lay on the place to separate the burnt from the whole, a little oyle of roses, turpentine, butter and a little iris of Flo∣rence, or otherwise a little butter alone, or basilicon. Some after the first emplaister is taken off, cutte away that which is burnt with a Bistorie, others cutte it crosse wise, therafter put to the medicament, and it falleth easily of it selfe, being fallen, the issue must be holden open, till such time the sick∣nesse be whole, for the which it was made. Some to holde it open, put a great peaze or balle of golde or siluer, of the same greatnesse. I vse certaine balles, which last sixe mo∣nethes and are made thus. Take waxe onc. 3. verde greece, orpiment, and hermodactes an. onc. 2. sublimat. and pouder of cantharides an. onc. se. with a litle res••n. In stead of the emplaister, I vse a certaine cloth made with certaine stuffe, which lasteth fiue or sixe monethes, likewise wiping it, and vsing sometime one side, sometimes another, and is made thus. Rec. empl••stri triaformacili, se▪ cerae albae onc. 2 campho∣rae onc. 2. litargiri auri puluerizati onc. 2. spici nardi onc. 1. olei oliua••um onc. 1. se misce omnia simul: thereafter dippe a cloth therein, and cutte it in peices to serue, as yee haue heard, it is good for colde humors vlcered. Sometime wee are con∣strained to continue these thinges longer, and euery yeere we place them sometime higher, lower and sidewise, that the mattir may auoide the better. Sometime they waxe hard and callous, which is consumed by such remedies as ye haue heard set downe in callous Vlcers, the excrescence of fleshe which sometime groweth, is taken away by such remedies, as ye haue heard in Vlcers.