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Take of the roots of Elecampane, Polypody of e oak, each two ounces, of Raisins of the Sun ••ned one ounce, of Sebestens twenty, of the leaves
Coltsfoot, Lungwort, Savory, Calaminth, each
an handful and an half, of Liquorice cleansed h•••• an ounce, of the best Spanish Tobacco, and of th•• seeds of stinging Nettles, each three drams, bo them all in a bath, the first two roots being infus•• the day before in a sufficient quantity of White-wi•• diluted with warm water, strain out hard two quar•• clarifie it, and add of the juice of Scabious cla••∣fied, four ounces and an half, of white Sugar fi•• pound, make a Syrup in a Bath, add to it twen•• drops of spirit of Sulphur by the bell.
Virtues. It is a good Syrup for the Lungs, wh•• they are obstructed, and it is also reckoned good in t•• itch.
Dose. A spoonful of it may be taken at a time