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A Paste or Marmalade to dissolve the flegm in the Sto∣mach for Mrs. Dyx, by Mr. Martyns counsell.

TAke Dia tragacantum frigidum two ounces, and Dia tragacan∣tum Callidum four ounces, Dia Iris Salamonis two ounces, the Troch is forthe stomach one ounce, the powder of Dia peni∣diom, with the Speties, the roots of Oris, and the root of Enula∣campana, of either three drams, juice of Licorace fix drams, Smallage roots three drams, Cynamon, Macis, Cloves, Nut∣megs, of either one dram and a half, Ginger two drams, Amber greece four grains, Musk fix grains, sweet Almonds blanched two ounces, Dates one ounce and a half, roots of Setwall, Galin∣gall, of either four scruples, honey clarified, make a past accor∣ding to art, very delicate to cut with a knife as you do Marma∣lade.