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The Purge that must be taken with it.

TAke for a Man forty graines of the best Jollop grated, and of Sedoary five graines: For a woman, thirty Graines of Jollopp and five of Sedoary. This to be taken fasting in a mor∣ning, in a quarter of a pint of White wine or Posset drink, made with Ale, or Beer, but Ale is the better, and this to be taken one week, the Patient must keep with in doares that day they take the purge, and not drink any thing after it un∣till the Physick hath done working, which may be about twelve of the clock if it be taken early in the morning.

Take a pound of double Pionie flowers pich them clean, put them up in strong white wine Vinegar in a gally pot, stop it close, and set it by, then take a pound of Cowslip flowers, pick them clean, and put them in Vinegar, and tye them close, then take young Swallows at the lest eight or ten score out of their nests, and stamp them very small, either in a stone Morter or milch boule stamp with them foure ounces of Nutmegs foure ounces of Cynamon, two ounces of Mace, half an ounce of

Cloves, two ounces of Pionie seeds, six handfull of Roses, a quarter of an ounce of Castoreum, then take a brass pot, and lay three or four e handfulls of Rose-mary in the bottom, and put in all the ingredients into the pot, and put a handfull of Roses, on the top then put in as mueh perfect good Vinegar as will co∣ver it, let it stand twenty four hours close stopped then set on your Limbeck upon the pot, and distill it with a soft fire, stamp the flowers that were in steep amongst the Swallowes feathers gutts, and all, and if it be to sharp you must sweeten it with Su∣gar. Castoreum not to womenwith child, three spoonfulls nine mornings together, gargle it in the mouth as long as you can, and then let it down fast two or three houres after it.