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MInts: Wormes, eat powder of Mints with milke. 2 Belly bound, eat Mints. 3 Colour bad, vse Mints daily. 4 Mints are healthfull at any time. 5 Anoint the holy fire with the iuice of Mints, brimstone & vineger, to cease the paine forthwith. 6 Guts and kidneys payne, seeth Mints in wine and drinke it. 7 Seeth Mints in wine & oyle, and apply it to impostumes to dissolue them, and to helpe the Paps that are hard with curded milke. 8 Mouth, gums and teeth rotten and stinke, seeth garden Mints in vineger and wash therewith, and after rub them with powder of Mints. 9 When any medicine is giuen against poyson, it ought to be gi∣uen with the iuice of Mints, or els with wine of the decoction thereof: which wine or Mints with Hony doth helpe against stop∣ping of the liuer, milt and passage of the water, and the iuice with Hony slayeth wormes in the belly & in the eares being dropped in. 10 Mints put into milke, doeth not suffer it to curd, although ••uen bee put to it, and in like sort generation. 11 Drinke the iuice with vineger against spitting of blood, to stop vomiting, to kill small wormes in the body. 12 All Mints greene or dry, are good for the stomacke, and also the distilled water, to helpe digesti∣on, to auoid the hicket, lothing & choller, especially vsed in sawses: it prouoketh lust, and comforteth all the members, and the smell of it comforteth the braine and memory. 13 Headach, apply the iuice or water with a cloth, and to swolne breasts for their curded milke, and drop it into the eares for their ache. 14 Biting of a mad dog, stampe Mint with salt & apply it. 15 Mixe powder of water Mints with leuen and apply it to the stomacke to withstand belching & vomiting. 16 All Mints are good to bath in to prouoke sweate. Headach, apply Mints. 17 Tongue rough, rub it with Mints. 18 It is singular good in sawses, and for a woman that hath had hard labour, being drunke with wine. 19 Eat powder of Mints after meate to helpe digestion, and healeth all the griefes of the milt. 20 The iuice withstandeth venom, and slaieth wormes: let no wounded body vse any Mint, because it hindreth the hea∣ling of the wound 21 Lethargy and forgetfulnesse, stampered Mints with Rue, oyle and vineger, and apply it to the nostrels. 22 Frensie, seethe Mints in vineger and apply them vnto the head, and put the iuice of Iuye into the Nose. 23 Apply