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DIoscorides writeth, that the green and tender leaves, being apply∣ed with polent, mitigate Inflamma∣tions.
The cakes of the flowers and leaves left after distillation, if it be wet with the oyl of infused flowers, is apply∣ed fitly to an inflammation.
Or, R. Of Elder-leaves M. 3. of
Barley polent M. 1. boiled in simple water, to the consistency of a Poul∣tice: Being put through a Serce, add of the oyl of infused Elder-flowers ounces two; of the meal of the leaves and flowers of the Elder, of each enough. Make a Cataplasm, for it digesteth, resolveth, and if the In∣flammation Apostemat ripeneth, the Aposteme being opened, cure it as an Ulcer. Of which afterwards.