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The Colledg] Take of red Roses before they be ripe bruised in a stone Mortar four ounces, Oyl Omphacine one pound; set them in a hot Sun in a glass close stop∣ped, a whol week, shaking them every day; then boyl them gently in a bath; press them out, and put in o∣thers, use them in like manner; do so the third time, then keep the Oyl upon a pound of juyce of Roses.