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Take of the leaves of both the Scurvy-grasses ga∣thered in the Spring and cleansed, each six pound, bruise them and press out the juice, whereunto add of the juice of Watercresses, and Brook lime, each
a pint and an half, of white wine four quarts, welve Lemons sliced, of fresh Briony roots four ••ound, of Horse Radish roots two pound, of Wak∣obin root half an ounce, of Winteran Ba••k, and ••utmegs each four ounces, infuse them three days, nd then distill them in hot water.
Vertues. This water is proper for the Scurvy, and force Ʋrine.
Dose. Two ounces of it may be taken at a time.