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In such feavers, which are leng∣thened from the cramming of the Me∣seraick veins, and from the grosness and toughness of the humor, Oxymel Sambucinum, dissolved in the distilled water of the flowers, or barly water; and daily on the intermitting daies drank an hour or two before supper is commended.
The Crystallized salt of the Elder, taken from half a scruple to a whole is profitable; also six drops of the, spirit of the same, taken in the broth
or flesh; for all these do powerfully o∣pen obstructions and cut asunder the grosness and toughness of the hu∣mor, they cleanse the bowels and ves∣sels, and both by urine and sweat dis∣sipate the feverish matter. See more in the 23 Chapter.