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A poultesse for a Rupture.

Take a pint of red wine, half a pinte of stone honey, a hand∣ful of Wormwood, as much Rue, a penny worth of Cummin, bruise them and thicken it with a penny worth of beane meale wel bolted, make a plaister thereof on a linnen cloth, and lay it to evening and morning as hot as may be endured, within few dayes the wound or hole wil be more large and purged, and the matter that keepeth forth thereby mollified and made more easie to goe up; and after it be cleer up three dayes, and so kept with your truss, use the above∣said drink, and keep the patient continually trussed.