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R. Of quick Snails, newly taken whole out of their shelly cottages; Of Elder-berries dried in the Oven, and pulverized; and of common salt, of each as much as you will; put it in the straining bag called Hippocrates sleeve, making one row upon another so oft as you please; so that the first
be of the Snails, the next of the Salt, and the last of the berries, continning so till the bag be full; hang it up in a Cellar, and gather diligently the glutinous liquor that distils out of it by little and little, even to the Muci∣lage; and being put in a stopt Glass, expose it four days to the Sun; and therewith anoynt gently the grieved part.