An Epitheme agaynst the same payne.
TAKE Rose water, Borage water, the water of* 1.1 Melissophylum, in Englyshe Baulme, Sorrel water of eche sixe vnces, of Sandall whyte and rede, and of the sede of redde Roses, of eche a Dragme and a half, Lignum aloes, of the fleshe of the hart of a Bucke, and of Hartes horne burned, of eche a Dragme, of red Co∣rall, of Ben whyte and redde, of eche halfe a Dragme, of the flowres of Buglosse, and of Borage, of eche a handefull. Let that be made into pouder that can be, and let all seeth together vntill the thyrde parte of the water be consumed: Than put to it three vnces of the best Malmesey, and two vnces of the best whyte Uinei∣gre with a scruple of Saffron: mingle al this together and laye it whote vpon the sicke mans hearte, with a linnen clothe cleane dyed in grayne, early in the mor∣nyng and at nyght before supper. For admit that than he feele his griefe or not: yet neuerthelesse this is a thing experimented and very good.