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6 R. Of the Water of infusion of white Roses, lib. v. clarified Sugar lib. iiii. boyle them with a lent fire, to the thicknesse of a Sirrup; soake lib. ii. of Fresh white Roses in lib. vi. of warme water twelve houres covered; instead of these put in other fresh Roses; then wring those out, and put in other fresh Roses, nine or tenne times, untill the water have the strength of the Roses, in
which the Sugar must be dissolved. This Sirrup draweth from the Entrailes thinne Choler, and wa∣terish humors, to be given to children and old folkes, and those that are sicke.