A Treacle-water for the head, helping all paines of the same, proper for the Apoplexie, Epilepsie, Palsey••, and such like.
TAke of the rootes of Peony, of Misselto, of common A∣corns or Cane, of each thrée ounces. Of ripe Iunipar∣berryes, and of the séeds of Peony, of each, one ounce: Of Cloues and Maces, of each 6. drachmes. Of Castoreum, halfe an ounce: Of the flowers of Stechados, Mary-gold, Rose∣mary, Sage, Lillyes co••••ally, of the Linden trée, of each, two grypes with two fingers and the thumbe. Cut that which is to bee cut, and beate that which is to bée beaten: and infuse them by the space of 3. dayes, by the heat of a hote Balne, in white wine of the best, 2. pound: and with the waters of Peony, Sage, and of Mary-goldes, of each one pound.
Then straning them hard. To this liquor adde of Treacle of Alexandria, ounces 4. of Anacardine confectionem Me••u, one ounce and a halfe, of Diamosch, and Aromatici Gabriel, of each halfe an ounce.
Stéepe or infuse these againe, by the space of two or thrée dayes, at the fire gentle of Blan▪ M. Then straine them againe, and distil them vpon ashes to drinesse: and thereof a Treacle-water will bée made.
A very smal spoonefull of this is sufficient to be giuen at once against the diseases before expressed.