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Against the Scab, you must let him bleed out of the Limbs that are conve∣nient for that, and near the place, where the evil lyes. It will be necessary to purge the horse with powder of will Cucumber-roots, mixt with Salt-petre
and given the horse with wine through a horn: this Physick being oftentimes ta∣ken, purges away the bad humours; for an outward Physick or Remedy, take Sul∣phur vivum, or living Brimstone, Tar and Jews-Gum (Asphaltum) break and mingle these matters in fresh-boiled Butter: with this ointment you must of∣tentimes let him be anointed all over the body, in the greatest heat of the Sun, except you will rather use this fol∣lowing Medicine.
Adding thereunto