For hardnesse that hath been long in the Eye.
Take a Scruple of Alloes, and melt it in Water of Cellendine at the fire, then put of it in the eye.
Or take powder of Cummin mixt with Wax like a Plaister, and lay it upon
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Take a Scruple of Alloes, and melt it in Water of Cellendine at the fire, then put of it in the eye.
Or take powder of Cummin mixt with Wax like a Plaister, and lay it upon
the eye: Or take Roses, Sage, Rew and Cellendine, of each alike, mixt with a little salt, and distil it, and thereof put a drop or two evening and morning in your eye. In stead of that water, it is good to take the juice of Vervain, Rue, and a little Rose water.