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Take of the fieame of vitriol and allome ana lb. ss. the flowers of tapsus barbatus, leaues of blacke Iuie ana m. i. s••afles, frogges, and crafishes ana numerox. distil them in a leaden limbeck, with some∣what a strong fice, and wash the burned place with this water, fiue or sixe times a day. Likewise the water of sperma ranarum, mixed with the fieame of vitrioll is very good, but there cannot be found a more excellent remedy to quench the burning heate of pouder thē
this lynament following, for it putteth away all inflamations, and al••wageth p••ine, and the rich may vse it.