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Take a good handful of Housleck, and two andfuls of Plantaine, and stampe them well ••gether, and strain them, then let the juice and and settle for a little space, and when it ••well settled, power out the clearest from the ••sidue; and put thereto half as much red ose water as is of the juice, and half a quarter 〈◊〉〈◊〉 white Sugar candy beaten to fine powder,
and then take a piece as big as a Walnut, or somewhat more of Lapis Calaminaris, and let it slake ten or twelve times in the same water and let the patient take four or five drops a•• he lyeth upright in his bed thereof, and put i•• into his eyes and it will help him. This hat•• been proved.