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You may know (amongst other tokens) that a horse hath the ague, when he can not make water, his Ears Cold hanging and stinking:
The Ague of an horse is cured by letting him bleed on the vein, which is found in the calf or thick part of the leg, 4 fingers or thereabouts under the buttocks, or else you may let him blood
on the vein of the neck, and if you observe, that a potion is necessary, then you must squeeze juice out of an hand∣full of Purslain, and mix it with Gum-Dragon, fine Frankincense, and some few Damask-roses, which give him to drink with a little Metheglin, or Honey-water.