CHAP. VI. The remedie against the Scorbute, or Scurvy, and the Gout, by W. T.
A Young man six and twenty yeares of age, mightily trou∣bled with the Gout and Scurvy, was after this sort cured.
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A Young man six and twenty yeares of age, mightily trou∣bled with the Gout and Scurvy, was after this sort cured.
First he was purged with Aromatico Leonardo, then he used the purging drink following every morning, that he might have each day three or four stooles, at night he took ℥. ii. of the distilled water of Lignum vitae with ℥. i. of the Sirrup of Cow∣slips; also he used to eat these conserves following mixed together; ℞. Conserve of Cowslips ℥. iiii. of Sage, of Rose∣mary floures, ana ℥. ii. of red Roses ℥. i. the quantity which he took at once, was as much as a Walnut; also he annointed the greived parts with this Unguent; ℞. Auxungiae humanae distilled ℥. ii. Oil of Turpentine ℥. ii. of Wax ℥. ss. mix them together; also in his usuall drink, which he drunk with his meat, was mixed Chamepiteos, Sage, Rosemary and Betony, this was the purging drink; ℞. the strong decoction of Lignum vitae, put therein of the leaves of Sena ℥. iv. Epithemum ℥. ii. Hermodactiles ℥. iv. Turbith ℥. i. Coloquintida ℥. ss. let them stand in warm sand four and twenty houres, and strain it, this he drunk in the morning fasting.