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Tragea Granorum Actes being mix∣ed with an equal part of Jews-ears, is commended in stopping of bloud.
Or make this Powder;
Pulverise subtilly every one by it self, and afterwards mix them exactly.
The Use. The bloud being drank up of a sponge, and the wound being dryed as much as is possible, put therein a sufficient quantity of the Powder; if it succeed not at first, dry the wound again with the sponge, and put in the Powder, and keep it in with torne pieces of cloath put there∣after.