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To make an excellent Pomander.

TAke Labdanum one ounce, Storax Calamint, Roses, Cloves, Maces of each a dram & an half, and make them in pouder Amber and Musk of either a dram and a halfe, and make them into pouder. Then take a sponfell of Oile de Bay, Virgin wax an ounce, dissolve them together and mix them well.

Cynamon, Cloves, Fossis, Storax, Calamint, of each a dram and an halfe, white Franckinsence, Myrre, yellow Saunders, Bole Armonyack, Calamus aromaticus of each two drams, Camphier two drams, Labdanum six ounces, Wax two ounces, and put them in a Morter with a little Malmesey, and as much Musk and Civet, as please you.

Take Gum Dragagante halfe a pound, infuse it in Rose water twenty foure hours, then take Storax Calamint nine ounces, Balsomum four drams, Cloves, Fussis, Cynamon of each one ounce, Nutmeggs four ounces, Labdanum three ounces, beat all these into fine pouder, then take the Labdanum, and put it into a Morter, and pu•• to it a little oile of Spick, Storax liquida an ounce, and among all this stuffe beat a pouder of black Sal∣low coale.