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The Colledg.] Take of Cummin-seed, Bay ber ies, yellow Wax, of each one pound, Per-rosin two pound, common Rosin three pound, Oyl of Dill half a pound, mix them, and make them into a Plaister.
Culpeper.] A. I am of opinion here is not half Oyl enough to make it into a Plaister; they that make of it know better than I; I judge but by reason, they know by experience.
A. It asswageth swellings, takes away old aches co∣ming of bruises, and applied to the belly, is an excel∣lent remedy for the wind chollick. This I have often proved, and alwaies with good success.