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Plinius saith Iuste of camelion with watere and olye draweth the myse to it and killeth them except yt they dryn¦ke water by and by He that will with driue the myse out of his house / lat hī take a he mowse and fle hym quicke & than let him rōne & he shall dryue a way all the myse that be in the house. The blode of the mouse is a souerayne medecyne to••ne that is diseased with ye great knottis betweene the skīne & flesshe. Mouse dyrte laxeth sore
MVsquelibe•• is a beste in Oriente as grete as a gote / in his one sy∣de groweth an impostume through ye humours a whan it is ripe it rubbeth it a sond agaynste a tre and than ron¦neth it out vpon ye groūde & becōmeth there harde & thicke / and that same is muske yet all his bodi is muske / but yt that cōmeth out of the impostume is ye very trewe muske / and whan it hath loste his swete sauour than it wille be layde or hanged in a stynkynge place or in a pryue & there it geteth his good sauour agayne