Syrupus de Erysimo. Pag. 56. In the L. Book. O R Syrup of Hedg-mustard.
The Colledg. Take of Hedgmustard fresh, six handfuls, the Roots of Alicampane, Coltsfoot, Liquoris, of each two oun∣ces; Borrage, succory, Maiden-hair, of each a hand∣ful and an half, the Cordial Flowers, Rosemary, and Be∣tony, of each half a handful, Annis seeds half an ounce, Raisons of the Sun stoned two ounces, let all of them being prepared according to art be boyled in a sufficient quantity of barley Water and Hydromel, with six oun∣ces of juyce of Hedgmustvrd to two pound and an half, the which with three pound of sugar boyl into a Syrup according to art.
Culpeper. A. It was invented against cold afflictions of the breast and Lungues, as Astmaes, hoarceness &c. you may take it either with a Liquoris stick, or which is better, mix an ounce of it with three or four ounces of pectoral decoction, and drink it off warm in the morning.