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To make the green Ointment.

First, take all the herbs aforesaid in like quantity, and shred them small, and put them in a pan; then take a gallon of oyle of Olive, and put to it two pound of May-butter, half a pound of new Wax: and let all these together, (being in a pan with the Herbs) stand twelve dayes, stirring them well once every day; then seeth it on the fire till the wax and butter be molten, then strain it into a clean vessel.

This must be made between May and Bartholomew Tide.