Mithridat, in Latin, Mithridatium.
Take of Arabian Myrrh, Saffron, Agarick, Ginger, Cinnamon, Spicknard, Franckincense, Tr eacle Mu∣stard seed, each ten drams, of Sesely seeds, Opobalsam▪ or, Oyl of Nutmegs by expression, of sweet smelling Rush, of Arabian Stechas, of true Costus, of Gal∣banum, Cyprian Turpentine, long Pepper, Castor▪ of the juice of Hypocistis, of Storax Calamit▪ Opopanax, of fresh Indian leaf, or for want of it▪ of Mace, each one ounce, true woody Cassia, Po∣lymountain, white Pepper, Scordium, of the seeds of Cretick, Daucus, Carpo-balsamum, or of Cu∣bebs, Troches, Cypheos, Bdellium, each seven drams, of Celticknard cleansed, of Gum Arabick▪ of the seeds of Macedonian Parsly, Opium, the lesser Cardamoms, seeds of Fennel Gentian, flow∣ers of red Roses, Dittany of Crete, each five drams, the seeds of Anise, Asarabacca, sweet smelling Flag, the greater Valerian, Sagapenum, each three drams, of Athamantick Spicknard, Acacia, the bellies of Scinks, the tops of St. John's-wort, each two drams