seethe them till it bee somewhat thicke, and anoynt thy face therewith fiue or sixe times to auoyde the pimples, and to make it faire. 9 Stampe the leaues, and apply them to wartes sixe times, to destroy them. 10 Gather the seede when it is ripe, and drie it in the shadowe, and drinke one dramme in wine four∣tie dayes to melt away the milt, to voyde wearinesse, for short∣nesse of winde, for the hickit, and to expell vrine: the leaues haue the same vertues. 11 leaues drunke seuen and thirtie dayes together, so dryeth vp the naturall seede of man, that hee shall gette no moe children. 12 The oyle thereof is very good for all colde griefes and numbednesse. 13 The water is good a∣gainst pissing of blood. 14 The syrop is good for the lunges and the sores of the mouth and throate. 15 If women drinke it much, they become barren. 16 The berries are good against pissing of blood, and to hasten deliuerance, but the water is bet∣ter and more pleasant, which also helpeth the hote griefes of the eyes, and of the liuer. 17 Applie a Woodbine leafe to chappes, till they bee whole. 18 Eyes webbe, seethe ribwoort, Wood∣bine, and Planten, with Maye butter, and streine it and vse it. 19 Stomacke sore, stampe fifteene leaues, and streine them with stale ale, and drinke it nine dayes first and last. 20 Tongue palsie, stampe the leaues and holde them vnder thy tongue. 21 Wood∣bine healeth cankred sores, wounds, bladders, and toothach, sores in the toes, and is good against swelling in the bodie, comming of venome or poyson. 22 Skin to growe where it is rawe, stampe the leaues, and seethe them in a quart of good ale, and streine it, and put thereto honie and allome, and seethe it to one halfe, then dippe graye paper therein, and applie it. 23 Eies to cleere, (See Planten.) 24 Mouth canker, (See Cheruil.) 25 Skall, (See Planten, Rue.) Kanker, (See Fiueleafe.) 26 Eares wormes, put in the iuice hote. Eies pin and webbe, (See Rue, Smallach.) 27 Mouth kanker, mixe the iuice of Woodbine and Fiueleafe with honie and allome, and applie it. 28 Sores, (See Sage. 29 Ringworme, washe it with strong vineger, and cast on ashes of the rinde, it healeth all skabs of the head, or els where. 30 Eyes blemishes, put in the iuice with womans milke. 31 Nose blee∣ding, (See Raddish.) Face redde, take white Wine one pinte, Woodbine water, two or three ounces, a handfull of the leaues, &