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5 R. Turpentine, white Waxe, Rosine, ana ʒ xvi. Opponaxe, Verdigreace, ana ʒ ii. Ammoniacum ʒ xvi. long Aristolochia, great Incense ana ʒ vi. Myrrhe and Galbanum ana ʒ iii. Bdellium ʒ vi. Litharge ʒ ix. Oyle lib. ii. make an ointment, mingle the Litharge with two ounces of Oyle, and let them stand five houres, then
boile it gently untill it be thick as Honey, alwaies stir∣ring it, then take it from the fire and put to the Waxe and Rosin, being dissolved with the rest of the Oyle; then whiles it is cooling, put to the rest of the Gummes dis∣solved in Vinegar boiled and incorporated with the Turpentine, then the Aristolochia, Myrrhe, and Frank∣incense are to be mingled, and lastly, the Verdigrease finely powdered, and sprinkled in. This Vnguent doth by detersion purge Wounds and rebellious Vlcers, and Fistulaes, wasteth dead Flesh, and encreaseth new.