Thesaurus & armamentarium medico-chymicum, or, A treasury of physick with the most secret way of preparing remedies against all diseases : obtained by labour, confirmed by practice, and published out of good will to mankind : being a work of great use for the publick / written originally in Latine by ... Hadrianus à Mynsicht ...; and faithfully rendred into English by John Partridge ...

In Affects of the Head.

A Draught. Take Laudanum Opiatum three, four, five or six grains, Marjoram-water half an ounce, Sy∣rup of Betony two drams, Confection of Smaragdus a scru∣ple, oyl of Oriental Pearls three drops, oyl of Fenil one drop, spirit of Vitriol as much as doth suffice to make it grateful. Mix them, and make a Draught for one Dose.

Another. Take Laudanum Opiatum what quantity you please, Syrup of the juyce of black Cherries, water of Vervain, Nutmegs, of each two drams; Confection of Hyacinth a scruple, salt of red Corals three grains, oyl of white Amber a drop. Mix them, and make a draught for one Dose.

Pills. Take Laudanum Opiatum what quantity is convenient, Magistery of Pearls, Smaragd or Emerauld prepared, of each three grains. Mix them, and with Oyl of Fenil make little Pills, which gild for one Dose.

Another. Take Laudanum Opiatum a convenient quan∣tity, Magistery of red Corals, Hyacinth prepared, of each three grains. Mix them, and with Oyl of white Am∣ber or Marjoram make little Pills, which gild for one Dose.

A Bole or Bolus.

Take Laudanum Opiatum a sufficient quantity, con∣serve of Marjoram a dram, confection of Smaragdus a scruple, species of Diambrae half a scruple, Elaeosaccharum of Cinamom a sufficient quantity to make it into a Bole for one Dose.

Another. Take Laudanum Opiatum a sufficient quantity, conserve of Rosemary flowers a dram, confect. of Hyacinth a scruple, species of Diamoscu dulce half a scruple, oyl of Mace one drop, Manus Christi Perlats a sufficient quantity to make it into a Bole for a Dose.