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Take the white of a rawe egge & beat it with an vnce of the oyle of Roses, than put to the iuice of Houseleke an vnce, of Nightshade, of Plantaine, of eche of them half an vnce, of the rust that is vnder the handfyle of a smith ii. vnces, compoūd al this together & wash the place oft. And than take Populiō and ad to it a little of the of oyle Roses, as much of the iuice
of Plantaine, & incorporate all together & make plaisters. Or els take the oyntment of Ceruse, & the oyntment of Se∣ricine named in latin Vnguentum scricinum. And popilyon is good, and such other like.