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DIagridium, sixe grayns taken purgeth downe vehemently chollericke humours, and is good for the Iaundies, pluxi∣sie, frensie, hote feuers, and all griefes comming of heate. 2 Ap∣ply it with hony and oyle to dissolue all colde swellings, 3 And with vineger to heale all spreading scabs, & hardnesse of the skin. 4 Head ach old, apply it with oyle of Roses & vineger, put it into the matrix, to prouoke the termes, and expell the seconds & dead
birth. 5 Take it with the pulpe of prunes, or with conserue of roses, or with masticke, and the iuice of quinces. 6 The best is shining and blacke. 7 There is good that is whitish, but much is sophisticated with the iuice of spurge Colophonie &c. 8 Cast the powder of it on a bruised mallowe roote, and put it into the Matrix to bring downe the flowers. 9 Costiuenesse, seethe a good quantitie in water, and seethe therein a capon and eate it and sup the broth. 10 Hecktike, drinke a litle of the powder with the decoction of Lycoras.