Oile of Frankensence.
THis oile is distilled as afore is said in sand with a gentle * 1.1fire according to art, vntill all the substance be come forth, the which will be both oile and water, the which yee must seperate by a funnell, the water is good against winde in the stomacke if it be dronke, it helpeth all chappes and chilblaines, and such like either in the hands or feete, if ye wash them therwith and annoint them with the oile against the fire, and straight waies put on a paire of gloues: it hel∣peth the white scall if yee wash it therewith, & also all ma∣ner of scabbes, laying thereon morning and euening a cloth wet in the same: it dryeth vp vlcers & sores: the oile is most precious against woundes in all partes of the body, because it preserueth from putrefaction and alteration, and taketh a∣way paines, if ye ioine the wound close together and lay this oile warm heron. The first oile that commeth forth is cleere and preserueth the handes and face being annointed there∣with: it is also most profitable against all colde diseases in∣wardly, if yee geue thereof ʒ. i. with conuenient liquors, it dissolueth all tumors and aches comming of colde, it taketh away the blacknes of any bruise being new done in two or three houres by continuall annointing the place so fast as it dryeth in.