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13 Gather these hearbes following in the middest of Iuly, and lay them to dry in the Winde; then keepe them cleane, and from moulding, untill Michaelmas, that you make your Metheglin; Saxifrage, Egrimony, Sentory, Time, browne Mints, Rosemary, Betony, ana, but of Saxifrage, and Egrimony, a greater quantity: boile all these in Water untill it looke like Malmesey; then take it from the fire, and let it coole; then take
your poulst or combes wrought as it is, and put into the Wort being blood warme, temper them well together, and let them run through a cleansing sieve, and skumme the Waxe off very cleane; then put in a new laid Hens Egge into the Wort, and if it beare not the Egge, put in more Combes, untill it beare it: then seethe it again three or foure walmes, and skumme it cleane; then take it off the fire, and when it is cold, put it into a Barrell, and when it hath worked, stop it up close.