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ALleluya is a herbe called woodsore or stubworte, this herbe hath .iii. leues of the whiche .ii. ben rounde and a lytle depar∣ted aboue and it hath a whyte flower, but no longe stalke. ¶ The vertue of this herbe is yf it be rosted vpon the coles in leues of the red docke, then he shall frete awaye deed fleshe, and it is hote and drye.
deade flesshe.