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Take a pint of Oyl Olive, and halfe a pound of red Lead, and boil them toge∣ther, and stir them with a slice of wood continually until it be black, then take it from the fire, and put in a pennyworth of red _____ _____ , and a quarter of a pound of Rosen, and set it on the fire againe, the fire may not blaze, and stir it, then powre a little of it on the side of a dish,
and if it stick to the dish it is enough, then let it stand until it be cold, and then make it up in rolls for your use. It is good for any ache, new wound that bleedeth, or an old Sore, and to stanch blood.