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12 R. Camomill, Rosemary, ana m. i. twinings of Vines m. ss. Plantaine p. stamp them together, and put them into a jarre Glasse, and put on it a quart of good Oyle Olive, and let it stand a day or two in the Sunne, then set a skillet of water on the fire, and when it is scalding hot, stop the jarre Glasse close, and put it into
the water, and keepe the water ever scalding hot, but when it hath been in almost an houre, then let it boile a little, and then take it out, and straine it, and annoint the place every night, and after bathing: the manner of the Bath I shall speake of hereafter.