The Colledg] Take of the Juyce of* 1.1 Ground-Ivy, Coltsfoot, Scabious, Lungwort, of each one pound and an half, the Juyce of Purstain, Plantane,a 1.2 Am∣brosia, Pauls Betony, of each a pound; Hogs blood, white Wine, of each four pound; Garden Snails, two pound; dried Tobacco Leaves, eight; pouder of Liquor is two ounces; of Alicampane, half an ounce; of Orris an ounce; Cotton seeds, an ounce and 〈◊〉〈◊〉 half; the greater cold seeds, Annis seeds, of each six drachms, Saffron one drachm, the flowers of red Ro∣ses, six pugils, of Violets and Borrage, of each four 〈◊〉〈◊〉, 〈◊〉〈◊〉 them three daies warm, and then distill them in a glass still in sand.
Culpeper] It purgeth the lungues of flegm, and helps consumptions there: If you should happen to live where no beetter nor readier Medicine can be gotten, you may use this.