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Take Cyprus Turpentine washed in juyce of Lemmons an ounce and a half, juyce of Purslain made thick six drams, Extract of the roots of Liquorish and Rhubarb, Tartar vitriolated, of each three drams; the spongy brush that grows upon sweet Bryars, the stones of Med∣lars, of each a dram and a half; Salt of white Amber, Nitre prepared, of each a dram; Magistery of the
Peach stone, Crabs eyes, of each half a dram. Mix them, and make a mass according to Art; from which afterward with rectified Oyl of Citrons make Pills.
Virtue, Use, and Dose. They are admirably good to break the stone in the Reins, and provoke Urine, and this chiefly to those of a hot Constitution; for they expel the Tartar and Sand even to a miracle. They cure the Running of the Reins, and such like Fluxes, and open the obstructions of the Liver and Spleen. The dose is from half a dram to a dram ta∣ken a good distance of time before and after meat.