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To make Rosa Solis Water.

Take a gallon of the best Aqua Composita, and put it into a gallon glasse, and put thereto a pottle of the herbs called Rosa Solis cleane picked, and put it in the Sun three or four dayes being close stopped, then take an ounce of Cinamon bruised, an ounce of Ginger bruised, a quarter of an ounce of whole Mace, two spoonfuls of Anniseeds bruised, two sticks of Licorice scraped and bruised, one pound of white Suger candy, and twenty Dates cut in smal pieces, and put them into another gallon glasse, and put thereto your Aqua Composita, strained from your Rosa Solis.