Bate.] It is made of the Regulus of Mars, in all respects as in the Ceruse of Antimony. It is also prepared with a nine∣fold quantity of Nitre. It is Diaphoretick, like the Ceruse of Antimony.
Salmon.] § 1. It has all the Vertues of the Antimonial Ceruse added to the nature of Mars; so that it is not only sudorifick from its Antimo∣nial Property, but it is also opening and strengthening from its Martial; for which reason it is of good use to be given to such as have been troubled with a Chlorosis, (Universals having been first premised) for it confirms the healthful tone of the parts, and prevents the Sick for fal∣ling into the like Distemper again.
§ 2. Modus Ʋtendi. ℞ Ceruse of Mars gr. xij. ad xx. Cochinele in fine pouder gr. vj. Saffron in fine pouder gr. iij. Mithridate ℈j. or. ʒss. mix for a sweating dose, to be given at Bed-time.
§ 3. ℞ Ceruse of Mars gr. xij. Salt of Harts-horn gr. vj. Laudanum Volatile nost. gr. ij. mix, for a dose against the Bitings of mad Dogs, Serpents, and other venomous Creatures.
§ 4. ℞ Ceruse of Mars, gr. x. ad xx. Rosin of Chio Turpentine ℈j. Roch-Alum in fine pouder gr. vj. mix for a Dose, against the Whites in Women, and Gonorrhoea in Men, or a continual Gleet, to be given after due purging and taking away the malign cause with proper Antivene∣reals.
§ 5. Or thus: ℞ Ceruse of Mars, Rosin of Chio Tur∣pentine, A. ℈j. Catechu in fine pouder gr. xv. Roch-Alum in pouder, gr. iv. Volatile Lau∣danum gr. j. ad iij. Marma∣lade of Quinces q. s. mix, and make a Bolus, to be taken every night going to Bed, in the cases last mentioned, after due purging, as afore directed.