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VUlnera Corneae, Wounds of the Cornea, are made by the violence of things pricking, cutting, bruising, or otherwise loosing the conti∣nuity thereof.
They require first, Evacuation, per venaesectio∣nem praesertim. Secondly, Revulsion, per Cae∣taplasmata
super palpebram duntaxat imposita. Thirdly, Consolidation; and for this purpose the strains of twelve Eggs well-beaten with a little Rose-water, and so put into the eye, are very much commended: It is a remedy held pro se∣creto. Upon the eye-lid may be applyed filie round pleageants of flax or soft tow, as broad as a shillling, dipped in the white of an Egg, beat∣en to Oyl; it must be renewed as it drieth; and this will not only draw away the corrupt or brui∣sed blood, but also cleanse and cool the eye.
Dolor oculorum, oculis, praecipuè ob tunicas ex∣ternas, convenit. Mitigatur albumine ovorum; ab opiatis cavendum.
Some highly commend this Anodyne medi∣cine for the eyes: ℞ Pomi dulcis assati, ℥ ss. Camphorae, gr. xv. croci gr. v. cum aqua rosarum, & lacte muliebri: Fiat Cataplasma.