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THe frogge dwelleth in moist pla¦ces / & some amonge redis & lowe trees / & they be small & grene and can nat crye. And in august ye froges can nat open their mouthes for nothinge
¶Auicēna. The gall is gode to hele a man of ye worme / growen in his body. Also the asshes of a frogge layde vnto one that bledeth / stancheth the blode.
The frogge dressid in oyle and salt as it is saide / it is the very trewe medecy¦ne for the leprye / the body of the froge that dwelleth vnd the stone & specially the fat of it is very gode to make tethe to falle out.