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LEt them bloud on the two veynes, vnder the toung. That done, mixe mustard seede with the vrine of a boy, and lay it betweene two clothes: and applie it to the part affected, one night, and then (if thou feele not good ease) vse it agayne till the disease be gone. Also the decoction of oke, helpeth the swelling of the milt.