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A medicine to heale all Aches, except the Gout; and it will ease the paine thereof, coming of any cold. Mrs. Dinne of Heydon.

Take Rosemary flowers, Thime, Lavender, Dill, Baume, Brooklime, Yarrow, Lovage, Smallage, Vervain, Plantane, Nightshade, he••b Robert, Lingua S••rpentina, Pollipody of the Oak, Woodbinds, Daisies and Comfrey, of every one of the said herbs two handfuls.

All these herbs must be cut smal, and put into a pottle of ver∣juice, and so let the herbs steep in it all night, and the next mor∣ning put them into a pan and set them on the fire, then take fine wax one pound, one pound of Collifony, a pint of Oyle O∣live, a pound of Pitch, and a pound of May butter; and so seethe all these things together, until they bee well melted,

and take heede you stirre it well for running over; then take a gallon of fair water in a clean vessel, and so straine it over the wa∣ter, and there let it remain until it be cold, then take May butter, and oyle olive, and make it up in rolls.

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