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I. IF it proceeds from serous Hu∣mors, the Eyes look red, and flow with Tears, not being able to endure the Light. If it be old, and included in a Cistis, divide the Skin, and take it out; on which apply Whites of Eggs beat with Rose-water.
II. If it be recent, fasting Spit∣tle may remove it, or it may be fomented with a Decoction of Worm∣wood and Camomil Flowers; after which apply Empl. de Ranis cum Mercurio, or Diachylum with Gums, into which a little Sal Armoniack is put.