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A Child had her necke drawen awrie, with a kinde of con∣uulsion, or crampe called Tetanus, and was thus cured. First she dronke, euerie morning and euening, a litle Aqua balsami Fiorauante, then was her necke annointed, with some of the sayd water mixed with Magno licore Fiorauante, and
in ten dayes she was cured.
TAke Oleum de lateribus. ℥ i, Oleum Terebinth, ℥ ss, of Iuniper berries, ʒ ij, of Cloues, ʒ j, Nutmegs, Maces, Ana. ʒ ss. mixe them with Oleum Cerae, q. s. to make it in forme of a liniment, and therewith anoint the parts.