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To make water for soar Eyes.

TAke a pint of Whit-wine, and take so much of a stone called Lapis Callaminaris as an Egg, and lay it on the fire till it be red hot, and then put it into the Wine; and when the stone is cold, lay it in the fire again, and make it red hot, and put it in the Wine again, and heat it so often, and put it in the Wine a∣gain, untill it break in the VVine as Sugar, and then put it all together in a Glass, and drop it in your eye, and if you take but half a pint of VVine, put therto but half so much of the stone, use this as aforesaid.