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A medicine truly approved for the Stone.

Take the lees of white or Rhenish wine, and without any other ingredients, distil it until it comes unto a pottle of Aqua vitae, divide the pottle of Aqua vitae into two glasses that are wide at the top, and of a gallon a piece, into each of which glasses, put every day a quart of Strawberries until the glasses be full, and let these glasses being close stopped be put into the Sunne for two months, after which, straine the Aqua vitae from the Strawberries through a cloth or strainer, and being from the Strawberries, put into each of those glasses of Aqua vitae, a quart of muskadine, and a pound of Su∣gar candy, and then stop them close, and put them into the Sunne again as long as you please.