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Take Parietary of the wall one portion and stamp it, Doves dung another portion and grinde it, then fry them both in a pan with a good quantity of fresh butter, and as hot as may be suffered, lay it to the belly and back, and from four hours to four let it be renewed, this is a soveraign medicine in all manner of ages.
Item, another powder which is made thus, Take the kernels or stones that are found in the fruit called Mespiles or of some M••d∣lers, make them in fi••e powder, which is wonderful good to break the stone without danger, both in old and young.
The Chestworms dried and made in fine powder, taken in the broth of Chickens or a little sugar, helpeth them that cannot make their urine.