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For wind passing by the Matrix.
¶ TAke Rue, Pennyroyall, Camomill, of eche a handfull, chop them as great as worts, bruise Fennel seeds, Annis séeds, Comyn séeds, & mix•• them: then iry them with viniger, and make bags, and put the same in them, and lay to her side, as hote as may be suffred; when one is cold, lay to another.
Or take flowers of Camomill, Millet, Mugwort, Isop, Sage, Feuerfew, Maydw••de, Bay leaues, & Horehound, of eche haife a handful, Annis séeds, Fennes, and Caroway féeds, Bay berries, & Comyn féeds, of eche an ounce: bruise the herbe and put all together, boyle them all in a sufficient quantity of running water, and halfe as much white wyne: strayne the herbs, and put them in a bagge, and apply them to the payned place or else wet a spuage in the liquor, and warme lay it to the griese.