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Take Littarge of gold two pound, of Galbanum one ounce, Verdigrease foure ounces, Bdelium one ounce, Mastick one ounce and half, Opoponax and Aristo∣logia of each one ounce, old Oyl Olive one pound and half. You must drie the gummes that they may be powdred, and frie them with your Oyle, then straine it and put thereto your Littarge, Verdi∣grease
and Aristologia, one after ano∣ther alwayes stirring it, lest the Lit∣targe sink to the bottome, and so let it simber over the fire easily, then put to it three peniworth of turpentine, and of wax three ounces, and so make it up for your use in a Plaister.
It hath cured the Lord Wharton and divers others with two or three dressings when no Chirurgian could find a Cure for them.