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TAke the blackest holly-hocks that yee can get, and take the flowers thereof, and make them in powder, and drinke them, and wash the place with the water of Lovage.
Another. Take the water of Oake leaves distilled, halfe a pinte of Rose-water, and Syrrupe of Quinces sixe ounces, and let her drinke thereof first and last.
Another. Take Horse-dung, and seethe it in good Vineger, and put it into little bagges of linnen cloth, and lay the one upon the Reines of the backe, and the other betweene the Navill, and the privie place, as warme as shee may suffer it, and let her drinke it every Morning and Evening with a little Synamon till shee be whole.
Another. Take the rootes of Gladium, and seeth them well in Wine, or water, and receive the fume thereof: It never failed▪