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You must use things aperitive to cause you to make water, but afore ye ought to loose the belly in taking an ounce of Cassia, an hour before meat: but if your belly be hard or bou••d you must take a Clyster before you take the
said Cassia. In stead thereof you may take Cowes milk, with two yelks of Eggs in man¦ner of a Clyster, the Clyster must be great in quantitie.
Drink water of Pellitory, of Cresses or of roots aperitive, the which waters are good to purge the gravel and stone.
Likewise a very good Electuary, for the ••••me Philantropos, or Lithontripon, if one take •• dram or two after operation of a Clyster of Ca••sia, or a pill of ante Cibum and after to drink one of the s••id waters or else a little white wine warmed.
If ye will make a Julep, take water o•• ••intes and of Ba••m of each half a pound, Sugar a quartern and make a Julep of the which one may drink evening and morning after mea•• a dra••ght. Every morning is good to take a Lozenge of the Elect. that follow∣eth.