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TAke salt Armoniak and Rosen, of eche of them two vnces, and stiepe it in Vinaigre the space of xxiiij. houres, and dissolue it by the fire, so that it burne not: Then mixe with it halfe an vnce of pouder of Cipres, and halfe an vnce of Gall, and make thereof as it were a Ciraene. True it is, that these gommes ought not to be thorowly molten. And
if it be in winter so that the Ciraene be to hard, put into it a droppe of mastic, and then spreede it abrode vpon the rupture or the place a broke, and chaunge it ones in foure daies, and you shall see a meruelous opera∣tion.