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An approved Aqua Composita for a Surfet, or a cold stomach.

TAke of Rosemary, Isop, Time, and red Fennell; of each one handfull, of Sage and Horehound, of each halfe a handfull, a root of Ellicampane, of red Mints, Penny-royall, and Marjo∣ram of each six crops, of Licorish bruised and Anniseeds of each two ounces, then take three Gallons of strong old Ale, and set it upon the fire with all the rest of the things before named, and stir them well together and when it beginneth to boile, take the fire from under the Pot, and set your Limbeck upon it, and close it as close together as you can, and distill it with a soft fire, and keep the top of your Limbeck cold with water.