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To make a purgation for a dog.

Take an ounce of Simcodds of Alexandria, you must lay them in steepe in a quart of running water; you must bruise your Simcodds, put thereto an handful of Mercurie, of violet leaves and mallows a handfull of each, the weight of two groats of annis seeds bruised, they must lie in steepe all night, in

the morning take them out and seeth them from a quart to a pint, you must take halfe a pound of blanched Almonds beat and strained with the said liquor; when you will give it him, you must put in an ounce and a halfe of Syrup of Roses, and luke warme, fasting, give it him, and he must fast after it three houres.