Confectio Theriacalis, or an Electuary of Treacle.
Take roots of Tormentil, white Diptamus, the best Camphire, of each two drams; Harts-horn and Elks horn Spagirically calcined, of each a dram and a half; white Amber, Oriental red Bole, Hyacinth, Emer auld, of each prepared a dram; Salt of Wormwood, Scordium and Carduus, of each half a dram; Magistery of Ori∣ental Pearls and red Coral, of each a scruple. Let them be all pulverized asunder, and then mixed, and di∣vers times moistned with Spirit of Juniper, in which Roots of Butter-bur, Betony and Ginger have been steeped: Then add Venice Treacle and Mithridate of Damocratis, of each two ounces; Extract of Elicampane roots and Angelica, of each half an ounce; juyce of Fu∣mitory made thick, juyce of Elder-berries, of each three drams; flower of Sulphur two drams, distilled Oyl of Garden Rue, Oyls of Zedoary, Cinamon, Myrrh, Cloves and Citrons rectified, of each half a scruple. Mix them, and with Rob of Elder-berries make an Electuary.
Virtue Use, and Dose. In operation and virtue this Composition far exceeds the Treacle and Mithri∣date; and hence the reasonable Reader may easily