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Giddiness in the Head befalls Sheep most commonly in the Dog-days, in∣somuch, as it makes them turn a∣bout and leap; and in case you touch their Fore-head or Feet, you will find that they burn exceedingly. Against this Sickness you must let them blood in the middle of the Nose with a piece of Horn made sharp for that purpose, thrust up as high as you can
possible; which will cause the Sheep presently to fall into a sound, and im∣mediately they will come again to themselves. This being applied, they will either be immediately well of this Distemper, or die very speedily; yet more do recover than die. Some Shep∣herds have tried the letting of Blood in the Temples of the Head, losing their Blood by little and little, which hath proved very successful afterward, giving them a spoonful of Brandy mixt with Mithridate.