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THe late Lord treasurers Barber (who as I take it doth make the Gregorians for bald heads an in∣uention proceeding from a sharpe and quicke spirit) was cured of an extreame Tertian very strangely and very suddenly, by one of these medicines about seuen or eight yeeres past.
Nurse Pace dwelling in Whitecrosse∣streete was cured of a Tertian by one of these medicines, and within fourteene daies after, shee fell into the like againe by relapse, and was recured at the first ta∣king.
Mast. Robert Albanie of Lincolnes Inne was cured of a Tertian at the first taking.
The wife of Ma. Nichols a Draper in Walting-streete was cured of a Tertian at the first taking.
Goodwife Harsley dwelling at Bishops haul tooke one of the defensatiue Cakes and was cured of an extreame Tertian 〈◊〉〈◊〉 the second taking.
Robert Betterton a seruant dwelling at Lewsham was cured of a Tertian at once taking.
Iohn Dawley the Millers man dwelling at Lewsham was cured of a Tertian.
Reynold Rowse a Clothworkers sonne in Trinitie lane of the age of ten yeeres, was cured of a Quotidian by one of
these medicines.
Mast. Thorpe a Vintner dwelling at the signe of the Miter on Bredstreete hill was cured of an extreame Tertian, whereof some fits held him 24. houres.
William Brooke of Bromley in Kent a Colemaker, was cured of a Quartane at the first taking.
Iohn Glouer a painter dwelling in Grub∣streete cured of a terrible Tertian; hee tooke the medicine but twise.
Elizabeth Rogers dwelling on the bank∣side hauing a double Quotidian, was cu∣red with one of the defensatiue cakes.
Mast. Filkins a skilfull Scriuener and an honest man, hauing had two fits of a Tertian, tooke a defensatiue cake and was helped.
Mistris Lee dwelling with Mistris Brett her mother at Edmonton, hauing had a double Quartane a long time, was cured with one of the defensatiue cakes.
William Brooke aforesaid possessed of a Quartane by relapse, was cured at the second
taking of the medicine.
Ioane Gwin a poore widow possessed of a Quartane, was cured thereof by one of these medicines.
A Gentlewoman dwelling at Bishops hall, was cured of a Tertian at the first fit, and afterward she was also cured of a se∣cond Tertian.
Mast. Prescot a Goldsmith dwelling at the spread Eagle in Cheapeside, cured of a Tertian at the first taking.
Samuel Sheafe M.Albanies man in wat∣ling streete, cured of a Tertian at the first taking.
Mistris Norman the midwife dwellin•• in Bow-lane, was cured of a Tertian.
Mistris Gore a merchants wife of good account dwelling in Bow-lane, being great with childe, and hauing a Tertian Ague, was cured by one of these medi∣cines.
Ioane, sometimes seruant with the Au∣thor hereof, but then dwelling at Brain∣ford, was cured of a Tertian.
Mast. Susans a Barbarie merchaunt, then lying at his house at Bishops hall, was cured of a violent Tertian.
Mast. Iohnes of Radcliff being a Ma∣ster of a shippe, was also cured of a Ter∣tian at the request of the said Master Su∣sans.
I cured Nurse Price of two seuerall Tertians, she then being nurse to one of my children.
Anne Mason (Mast. Pemmerton the elders maid being a Gold-smith) was cu∣red of a Tertian.
Mast. Brooke dwelling within Lud∣gate, hauing had diuers violent fits of a Tertian before, was cured very strangely with one medicine.
A Cutlers boy in Holborne, was cu∣red in the same manner of a Tertian.
Mistris Wamslow a merchants wife was cured of a Tertian.
T. G. Esquier was cured of a Tertian in a most easie manner.
Ieffrey Norman the midwifes son was
cured of two Tertians at two seuerall times.
Chappels wife the Ioyner a most ex∣cellent workman dwelling in woodstreet, was cured of a Tertian.
Ma. Barnes the Mercers wife in cheap∣side, was by her owne confession cured of an ancient and inueterate Tertian; and after walking abroad a farre off from her house at Battersey in an extreame colde euening, she fell into it againe: at which time vpon some good respect, I forbare to cure her the second time.
I cured Mistris Shaw a Coopers wife in Saint Iames parish of a violent Ter¦tian.
I cured a Courtiers wife a Gentleman of good place of a Tertian, in so strange a manner, as I neither had nor deserued any thankes, and yet shee was helped at the first fit hauing been long before most terribly vexed with a Tertian.
In Iune or Iuly last, I▪ gaue a redde powder in a cuppe of wine to a Car∣penter
that wrought at Teddington with a most deere and worshipfull friend of mine, hauing had a long and violent Quartane, whereby vpon his ill day hee was not able to worke, and yet was able to performe his labour well at his next fit. I doubt not, but that a second medi∣cine would haue made a perfect cure; which I did forbeare to send, because I heard no more from him.
In September last I cured nurse We∣therleis father in law dwelling at Hiegate, of a long and extreame Tertian with my red powder at twise taking.
In Ianuarie 1601. I cured a knights son of an old Quartane with my Mummia at once taking, he had only a small fit or two after.
In Februarie I cured Edmond Sawer, seruant with a worshipfull neighbour of mine of a Tertian.
I cured the same person againe of an other Tertian in March after, at the first taking.
See diuers agues cured with my defen∣satiue cakes ante Tit. of Plague disper∣sedly.
Ann. 1593.
Ann. 1594.
An. 1600.
An. 1601.