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Take Cellendine, Rosemary, Rue, Pellitory of Spain, Scabious, Angelica, Pimpernel, Wormwood, Mugwort, Betony, Egrimony, Balme, Dragon, and Turmentile, of each half a pound, shred them somewhat smal, and put them into a narrow mouthed pot, and put to them five quarts of White Wine, stop it close, and let it stand three daies and nights, stirring it morning and e∣vening,
then take the Herbs from the Wine, and distil them in an ordinary Still, and when you have distilled the Herbs, distil the Wine also, wherein is vertue for a weak stomack. Take of ei∣ther of these three or four spoonfuls in the morning or any other time, as oc∣casion serveth, walking after it till you shall feel your selfe inclining to sweat, then go to bed, or betake your self other∣wise to rest.