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The Colledg. Take of the Juyce of Citrons, strained without ex∣pression and clensed a pound, sugar two pound, make it into a syrup like syrup of Clove-gilliflowers.
Culpeper. A. It prevails against all diseases proceeding from Choller, or heat of blood, feavers, both pestilential and not pestilential, it resisteth poyson, cools the
blood, quencheth thirst, cureth the Vertigo, or dissi∣ness in the head.
The Colledg. After the same manner is made syrup of Grapes, Or∣renges, Barberries, Cherries, Quinces, Lemmons, Woodsorrel, Mulberries, Sorrel, English Currence, and o∣ther sour Juyces.
Culpeper. A. If you look the Simples you may see the vertues of them, they all cool and comfort the heart and strengthen the stomach, syrup of Quinces staies vomi∣ting, so doth also syrup of Grapes.