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℞ Salis ex Capite mortuo reverberato Vitrioli cum Aqua fontana eliciti, unciam unam; Aquae purae uncias duodecim, vel quantitatem sufficientem; misce, ac dissolve; cui addantur Spiritus Vini unciae tres: dige∣ritur, & reponatur ad usum. Aliter. ℞ Pulveris Sympathetici unciam unam, Aquae communis uncias duodecim; misce, ac dissolve: digere per septima∣nam, vel potiùs mensem; de∣inde filtra, & adde Spiritus
Vini uncias quatuor. Vel sic. Vitriolo soluto, filtrato, cum Spiritu Aceti praecipitato, edul∣corato, & siccato, affunde Oleum Vitrioli, & distilla ad siccita∣tem: Caput mortuum digere cum Spiritu Yini; filtra calidè, ac abstrahe: solve Salem in sundo remanentem cum Aquae quadruplo per digestionem, fietque Aqua Styptica.
Hae Aquae onmibus Haemorrha∣giis prosunt, & usus ultimae est internus & externus. Dosis, à guttis decem ad viginti, &c. Vulneribus etiam recentibus, at∣que inveteratis, mirificè meden∣tur.