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TAke the little Apples of Nerpru•• whan they be ripe and blacke, and breake them, and put them in a pot that is not fatty, and put to them a lit∣tell Alome beaten, and set it in a hote place the space of sixe or eight daies, and it will boile and worke as wine dothe in the fat. This done straine it into a can∣nals vnder a presse, & so get out the substance of it, and put into it a little Almaine blewe: and it will make
you a faire greene, and if it seeme vnto you to darke, you maie put to it a little Alome, and so put the saide composition in a bladder, and drie it in the shadowe, and you shall haue a very faire paste or dowe, not so ferme or fast as that wherof we haue spokē afore▪ but yet bothe be good.