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Take of Pomegranate rind half an ounce, Endive, Scabious, Night shade and Burnet, of each three drams; seeds of Sorrel and Quinces, Barberries, of each two drams; burnt Alum a dram and a half, flowers of Marsh∣mallows, Balaustines and Bugle, of each a dram. Boil them in water of Roses and Plantane and red Stiptick Wine, of each a pound, to the consumption of the third part, Take of this strained Liquor two pound,
Diamoron and Dianucum, of each two ounces; Syrup of Pomegranates, clarified Honey and Vinegar of Roses, of each an ounce; Spirit of Nitre so much as will make it grateful. Mix them, and make a Gargarism to be applied warm.
Virtue and Use. This is also proper for the Quin∣sie; and it doth in a wonderful manner as well allay the Inflammation, as dissolve the Imposthume, and is attended with a singular discussive faculty: But the use of it must be often repeated.