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Oyle of Wormwood.

TAke the buds and tops of VVormwood, and of the juice four ounces, of oyle of Olive three pound, put it into a Ves∣sell of Glass, and set them in the Sun by the space of fifteen daies, stopping the mouth, then boyl them four hours, and then strain them well, and you must strain them three times after∣wards, and so keep them, this doth comfort and bring heat to the cold members, it fortifyeth the stomach, and causeth a good appetite, it openeth Obstructions, and healeth Diseases which

cometh of cold, it causeth the destruction of Worms, and bring∣eth them forth if it be mixt with Oyntments and Plaisters, and laid to the place.