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Labrum leporium be the latin wordes. In English it is named Hare lypped.
This impediment doth come either naturally or els ac∣cidentally, if it do come by nature the person was borne so, if it do come accidently it doth come either by a strype or by burning.
If it do come by nature, the flesh which doth grow to the gummes must be re••ed vp with a sharpe instrument & the vper side must be a little ripped, and the .ii. sides of the haire lippes must be excoriated, & thē sticked with a nedle & a good strong thréede & thē lay to it salues, if it do come by burning looke in the Chapter named Combustio. If it doe come of a strype, make it whole like an other wound.