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SPodium, after the description of ye greeke Authors, is of the substaunce of mettals, and is good for vlcers, & is much of the same vertue that Pompholix is: but Spodium that Auicen describeth, is made of ye rootes of Canes or Reedes burned: it is comforta∣tiue of the hearte, as be wryteth, and slip∣tike: but Spodium that wee nowe vse, is burned Juory, and taken to be of the same vertue: for Juory of it selfe vnburned is strictyue and byndiuge.