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MAny haue beene sore troubled with warts or blathers in the fundament, which haue in verie short time beene cured, by anointing them with Balsamum Tartari faetens. Among other men, there was a strong lustie fellow fiftie yeares old, of complexion melancholike, which was beastly beraied with the Pockes, about whose fundament, or Longanon, there remained 14 or 12 growing, whereof
some were so big as a little sigge, all of them did runne or yeeld, a lothsome yellow sanies or matter. This man was cured, with Balsamum Tartari foetens: without any payne to him and the warts were so dried, that they were pulled of, with a payre of mullets: after which he remained whole. This man was healed in Bedfordshire.