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COmmen stiped in vinegre thre dayes longe / and after dried agayn / & at night when one will go to bed / kept hole in the mouth / & chawed as longe as a man can / at the last swalowed doune / etc. Some eat it made to pouder / but it is not so good.
If it were a sicknes feruent / by reason of an exceding colde or whyrling /
then take the braynes of a hogge / rost the same vpon a grede yron / and cut slices therof / & strowe a pouder there vpon made of Cummin Peonye sede & Penny real in like quātite: this is very good / put therto so much misceldē or an oke / as any of ye other spices made to pouder also / & geue it to ye patiēt / let him vse this iij. or iiij. tymes after another / & he shall be healed. For it dri∣ueth out all superfluous humours of the braines / and drieth & sh••rpeneth it.