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Bate.] ℞ Venetian Ceruse finely poudred ℥iv. Camphir ℥ss. Oyl of Tartar, per deli∣quium ℥iij. Spirit of Vinegar ℥xvj. macerate or digest them in a cold place, then filter. It is good against Defedations of the Skin, Inflamations, Burnings, &c.
Salmon.] § 1. Thô this is mostly applied to outward uses against Inflamations, Pains, Aches, Gouts, &c. yet it is also of good use for inward Diseases, being given in a fit Dose, and a proper Vehicle.
§ 2. It gives ease in a ve∣hement Colick, and is profi∣table against a violent Hae∣morrhage of the Womb, or overflowing of the Courses, as also in Burning Feavers, the Plague, or Pestilence, and all manner of Malign and Pestilential Diseases, being given à gut. xx. ad xxx. or more, in a Glass of Wine, or some proper Cordial Wa∣ter.
§ 3. It prevails against a hot Gout, if a little Tow, or Linnen Cloth be dipt in it, and applied to the place. In a Gonorrhea, where, by the acidity of the Venereal fer∣ment, the urinary Ductus is corroded, it is of excellent use, being mixed with Rose∣water or Milk, and so in∣jected with a Spring, it gives immediate ease.
§ 4. If a Fistula happens to be in the Canthus of the Eye, being first cleansed by mundificatives, you may put into it some few drops of this Tincture, so will it be in a short time fill'd with Flesh, and cicatrized.
§ 5. In other Diseases of the Eyes, you may mix it either with Aqua Lactis, Rose∣water, Fennel-water, or some such like, and wash the Eyes daily therewith several times a day, so will they in a short time be healed and cured.