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℞ Strasburgh-Turpentine, Bal••∣sam of Capivi, Gum Elemi, a. ℥ xij. Frankincense, Rosin, Wax, a. ℥ x. liquid Styrax, li∣quid Amber, pure Oil of Peter, a. ℥ viij. Balsams of Peru, of Tolu, Oil of Nutmegs by expres∣sion, a. ℥ vj. Mastich, Myrrh, Olibanum, resinous Scammony, all in subtil pouder, a. ℥ iv. Oil
of Hypericon ℥ xl. in the Oil dissolve the Rosin, Wax, Gums, Balsams, and aromatick Oils; afterwards, but whil'st yet hot, sprinkle in the Pouders, stirring the whole for a good while, and without intermission, and conclude the Balsam.
It removes cold Diseases of the Nerves, and Pains afflict∣ing them; it admirably heals Wounds; and is good for Ul∣cers and Fistula's, because it digests, purifies, cleanses, drys, and consolidates, and produces the Cicatrice, without the least sense of acrimony or sharpness. It powerfully digests and re∣solves, strengthens the Nerves, and preserves them from Dis∣eases coming of cold.