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TAke it, and distill it in a retort with the yolkes and whites of egges, and there will come forth oile, and wa∣ter, the oyle whereof will be blacke, and the water red.
* 1.1The water of Carranna helpeth Chilblaines, and all choppes or clefts in the lippes arising of cold in the winter.
* 1.2It is a great ease, for the sore breastes of women, that giue sucke.
The oyle worketh wonderfull effects,* 1.3 in woundes of the head, arme, or legges.
Annoint a simple wound therewith, once or twise:* 1.4 and it will very speedily be healed.
Take a quantitie of this gumme, and mixe it with as much of the seede of water cresses, and the white of an egge, and make thereof a cerote, to apply vnto a rupture:* 1.5 where∣with it will in short time be healed, all other circumstances being also obserued.
Chilblaines.
Sore breasts.
Wo••••
Heale quickly.
Rupture.