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℞ Quick-silver killed with Spittle or Juice of Limons, Pou∣der of Tobacco, a. lbj. Cerat of Galbanum lbiv. Oil of Ben ℥ ix. Oil of Juniper-berries ℥ v. mix, and make a Cerat.
It is commended for the cure of hard Tumors, Tophs, and Nodes; and easing Nocturnal
pains, chiefly such as proceeded from, or are caused by the French Disease. It is also good against the Kings-evil, and other like Swellings of that kind.