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TAke a quick Frog, and lay it with the bellie next the sore: if the partie will escape, the Frog will burst, in a quarter of an houre. Then lay on another, and this you shall do, till no more do burst, for they draw forth the venome. I haue beene told that a dried tode will in better sort do the same. If none of the Frogs do burst, the partie will not
escape, this hath bene often prooued.