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The Bath or fomentation.

TAke Bittony, Camomile, Origanum, wild Time, Fennell, Marjoram, Garden Time, Sage, Calamint, Hysop, Lavander, Wormewood, Rosemary, Nettles, of each a handfull, Hilder flow∣ers and Ebulus flowers of either two handfulls, the roots of Pel∣litorie, Enula Campana, of either three ounces. The Inner bark of the Ash tree, and of Hilder and Ebulus, of either two handfulls, boile all these in four pints of Lye, two pints of white wine, and one pint of Vineger, and two pints of River water, Frankincense in pouder one pound, Let them be boiled to the halfe, use this decoction to be bathed certaine daies to∣gether this bath will serve many times. If after this bath and oyntment, the numness do still continue, then this Cearecloth must be applyed good and warm, and at every dressing to take it off, and lay it on again, this is most excellent and approved.