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¶ Take oyle of Camomile & oyle of Violets, and the oyle of Almonds, and the greace of a Hen asmuch as of all the others, first wash it well and picke it, then mingle all together, and an∣noynt the throat therewith. Take the dunge of an Asse, and the dunge of Swallowes, and make it in powder, and put the same in wine, and gargel it in your mouth and throat as hote as may be suffered, Take also the Swallowes in the nest, and a pounde
of the oyle of Cammomile, and the oyle of Almonds, as much of the one as of the other, and lay it to the place.