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37 R. Of the Ashes of Ashe wood, one Peck; a Gallon, and a halfe of water; make thereof a Gallon of Lie; put to it one Gallon of Tanowse not used with any Leather; one pound of Madder crumbled smal into the Tanowse; and roche Allome lib. ss. boile these to the halfe upon a soft fire; then let it run through a Canvasse bag; and af∣ter you have washed the Sore therewith, wet a Cloth therein; and lay it upon the Sore; it both cleanseth, and healeth.