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¶ Take the leaues of the white Vine, and boyle them in faire water, and when it is well boyled, hold thy mouth ouer, that the ayre may goe into thy mouth, and then sup of the wa∣ter, and hold it in thy mouth till it be cold, and then put it out and take more, and doo so seauen or eight times a day, and vse this two dayes together. Also doe in lyke manuer with the fiue
leaued Grasse, and vse it seauen or eyght times in a day, and thrée dayes together, but it must be sodden somwhat more then the leafe of the Vine, in fayre water, and it will heale the Pa∣tient: this hath béen often times proued.