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TAke white Amber groslie beaten ʒ j, and with a fun∣nell take the fume thereof cast on a few coales, mor∣ning,
noone, and night. Then take ℥ j of old leauen, and spred it plasterwise on a cloath, strew thereon a little Com∣min seed, and the powder of white Amber, and applie it halfe an hand breadth to the crowne of the head, the space of an whole day, then at night lay on another, and in short time it will take away the swelling, often prooued.