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Foundering in the Body to Cure.

To Cure this Distemper, is first to Rake his Fundament, and to give him a Glister, which you have variety of in my First Part; Then take Sack or Ale a quart, Cinnamon half an Ounce, Licoris and Anniseeds, of each two spoonfuls beaten into fine powder, with five or six spoonfuls of Honey, put them all into the Ale together, and warm them till the Honey

is molten, and give it him luke-warm to drink, and Ride him gently af∣ter it for the space of an hour, and let him fast two houres more, and keep him warm Clothed and Littered, and let his Hay be sprinkled with Wa∣ter, and his Oats very clean Sifted from dust, and give it him by little and little, and let his drink be warm Mashes of Malt and Water, and when he hath recovered strength let him blood in the Neck-Vein, and once a day perfume his Head with Frankincense. There is no Drink nor Diet that is comfortable, but is good for this Disease.