¶ Fearne.
FEarne: wormes to kil, drink an ounce of powder of the rootes dissolued in wine. 2 Burnings, burne it and apply it with the white of an egge. Wounds, festers, and cankers, stampe them with their roots, & wash the griefes with the iuice, and apply the drosse. 3 Nosebleeding, the rootes staunch blood, and heale the wound. 4 Mother suffocat. seeth lo∣uage, hissop, wormwood, and Fearn leaues, & apply them to the na∣uil and shares. 5 Burnings, stampe the roots with cowes milke, & apply it. 6 Chop a basket ful of Fearn and seeth it in a bag in the third part of a tun of water, and bathe therin to restore the strength of the sinewes. 7 Milt paine, seethe the root in water and drinke it. 8 The root of male Fearne, called Osmund rosal half an ounce taken with honied water, killeth, and expelleth wormes. Milt stopt, seeth it in water and drinke it. 9 The leaues of both Fearns put into bedstraw, driueth away punises, & all other such worms. 10 Fearne is very dangerous for women with child. 11 Worms broad, drink foure ounces of the root of male Fearne with twelue graines of Diagridium, or twelue graines of blacke ellebore, but take garlick before it. 12 Wounds made with reede, drinke the root and also apply it. Wormes both round and broad, drink three drams of the roote of female Fearne. 13 Sores to skinne, apply