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Henry Lloyd, having been troubled with this distemper so long, that for a fortnight he came not out of his Hammock, but as he was carried in mens arms, and was so weak that he could not turn himself, had this Cly∣ster in the afternoon.
℞ Decoct. commun. pro Cl••ster. (in quo coct. sint sl. chamomil. Melilot. an. M. ss. semin. ••nis. contus. ℈ii. baccar. juniper. ℥jj) ℥viij. terebinth. in vitel. ovi solut. ʒj. M. f. enema injiciendum hora quinta pomeridiana.
He could not keep it above half an hour, and when he voided it, it brought along with it a great deal of slimy stuff; and in the evening he took the medicin, as I used to pre∣scribe it; he drunk for three or four days after the Decoctum album, and recovered without any relapse. After he had been ten days free from his flux, and began to crawl about again, he was sent ashoar to recover strength, which he did in a very short time, blessed be God.