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This Infirmity proceedeth, First, when the Gums are putrified: Secondly, from hallow teeth: Thirdly, Stinking humors that fall downe from the head to the Pannicles of the mouth, and make the spettle to stink. Fourthly, Stinking slime of the stomack. Fifthly, the cor∣ruption of the Lights. Sixthly, Stink∣ing matter and purulency. Seventhly, stopping in the Nose, or some exulcerati∣on of the same.
If it be from any of these causes pro∣ceeding from the Head, then it is of heat; then purge the head, and wash the mouth often with Plantane water.
Also take green Oaken leaves, and dry them, and beat them to powder, and take one dram sod in Wine.