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Take of the Roots of Angelica, of the Leaves Carduus Benedictus, each six ounces, of Balm ••d Sage, each four ounces, of the Seeds of Ange∣••a, six ounces, of sweet fennel seeds, nine ounces, the dryed herbs and seeds gros••y poudred; add of
the species called Aromatick Rosat, and sweet Dia∣mosch, each an ounce and one half; infuse them two days in sixteen quarts of Spanish Wine, and then distill them with a gentle fire; add to every pint two ounces of Sugar, dissolved in Rose-water▪ the first three pints are called Spirits, the rest is the Compound water.
Virtues. It is Cordial and Alexipharmick, and good in the Plague; it provokes sweat, and is good in ma∣lignant diseases.
Dose. One ounce or two ounces may be taken at a time.
Note. Once for all, that Compound waters ar•• generally taken, mixed with simple waters, and Syrups proper for the disease.