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¶ Take two pounde of Bores greace, and two pounde of ashes made of Ashen wood, and one gallon of faire running wa∣ter, and séeth them all together til halfe be consumed, thē straine them through a cloth, and let it stand all night, and in the mor∣ning fléete of the greace, and cast away the water, and mingle
the greace well together, and put it in a boxe, and there-with-annoynt vpon the Spléene. You must likewise giue the patient this drinke following: Take the reotes of young Ashen plants, and a good quantity of Wormwood, and seeth them well toge∣ther in a gallon of Wine till the one halfe be wasted, and let the patient drinke thereof in the euening hote, and in the morning cold: and let the patient vse of this oyntment, and drink of thys drinke the space of nine dayes, and it will helpe him: proued.