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MAgerum is an herbe that is hote & dry in the seconde degre, the flowers and leues be vsed in medycynes, & it shulde be ga∣thered in sōmer whan it flowreth, and drye it in the shadowe, and it may be kepte a yere. ¶The vertue of this herbe is good in cōfor∣tynge, losynge, consumynge, & of clensynge yf the powder of it be dronken in wyne, or els boyle the powder of it in wyne, and it wyll
hete well the stomake. Also it cōforteth the de∣gestyon. Also take the leues and flowers of Magerum, and pune them a lytell & make thē hote in a panne, and lay it to the greuaūce & it taketh awaye the dysease in the stomacke that cōmeth of wynde. Also for the rewme in the heade, take this herbe & bynde it warme about thy heade. Also it dryeth the mother and con∣sumeth the superfluyte of it.
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