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MAke them an vndersmoking thorow a close stoole with wylde Minte, with Neppe or Catte minte, and with Pulliole or Pulegium. We make sometime as well for the man as for the woman, an estewe or baine wherein hath been sodden some Jeniper, Neppe
Pulica••ia, in English flea worte, wylde Mynte, Bay lea∣ues, Pulegium, Wormewod and Tansey, geuinge to* 1.1 the Pacient being in this bayne, Benedietam simplicem. But if the stone be the cause, then seeth in water Saxi∣frage with the rootes of Sanguinaria, or decoction vntill halfe of the water be consumed, the whiche geue vnto the Pacient: but if he desyre wyne, geue it him with some of this water in it, continuynge so foure or fiue dayes, and twyse or thryse a daye. If he pisse not for all this, it is a signe that the stone is thorowlye growen and hardened. But than if it sticke in the bladder, take Mallowes, Crista marina, in Englishe Sampere, lytle wylde Cabbages, Saxifrage, Pellitorye of the walle, water Cresses, Ameos, and the seedes of Nettels, seeth all this in lycour, whereof let the thyrde part be wine, the other parte oyle and the fourth parte salte sea wa∣ter, bathinge and washinge well with this decoction the partes aboute his priuie members, and laying vp∣on them the herbes.
Benedicta simplex, is an electua∣rie, verye medecina∣ble for the goute.