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NOli me tangere be the latin words. In English it is named touch me not,* 1.1 and some doth name it an ale pocke, which is a whele about the nose, or the lips or chéekes or in some place in the face, & why it is named touch me not, for if one do nippe or broose him, or doe make him to bléed, he will rise & breake out in an other place, or els it will festure and bréed to a further displeasure.
This impediment doth come of late drinking or euil dyet.
The chiefe remedy is, not to touch nor meddle with it, but looke as it doth come, so let it go, & beware of eating of gar∣like and onyons and such like, and drinke not to much hot wines, and vse the medicines the which be in the Chapter named Salsum flegma.
For Nucha looke in the Extrauagantes in the end of this booke.
For Nuretitur loke in ye secōd booke in ye Extrauagāts.
Touch me not.