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The Colledg] Take of the best clarified Honey ten pound, Juyce of frish red Roses one pound, set it handsomly over the fire, and when it begins to boyl, put in four pound of fresh red Roses, the whites being cut off; the Juyce being consumed by boyling and stir∣ring, strain it, and keep it for use.
Culpeper] A. They are both used for diseases in the mouth.