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Syrrup of Bysons good for all stoppings and stitches com∣ing of Feavers, and for the yellow Jaundice, and for Feavers coming of Choller and Flegm.

TAke the juice of Endive and Smallage, of each one quart, the juice of Burrage, Landbofe, and wild Hops of each one pint, let them be wel clarified, then take the leaves of red Ro∣ses two ounces and a half, one of good Licorace, Spiknard the weight of eight pence, Anniseeds, Fennel-seeds, and Smal∣ledge seed, of each the weight of twelve pence, then boyl them together to the third part upon a soft fire, and let it run through a bag at aforesaid, till it be clear, then take two quarts of the same liquor, and put therto two pound and a half of fine Su∣gar, and so let it boyl to a syrrop as is aforesaid.