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A Certaine porter of London, hauing an Vlcer on his vpper lippe, which was like a cancer (some called it No∣li me tangere) continuallie running, with filthie stinking sa∣nies, was thus cured. First he was purged, with Turpetum
minerale: then was the sore dressed with this medecine.
℞. aloes lotae, ℥ ss, salis preparati, ʒ ij, Mellis ℥ iiij, misce, & vtere.