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¶ Take of oyle Oliue and Turpentine a like much, a pret∣tie quantitie, of Rosemary-leaues pricked, boyle all these toge∣ther, and in boyling put thereto a spoonefull of faire water, and let thē boyle together vntill the water be consumed as an oynt∣ment, and when it is boyled, straine it hote and warme, and let it stand in a vessell of earth, and when ye shall occupie it, heate
it ouer the fire, and against the fire dresse the sore, so that the fire may dry the oyntment, and if neede bee, that there be no dead flesh, lay lint in the salue, and lay it hote against the sore, and if it neede to be tented, then tent it with a tent of the same oyntment hote, and lay vpon the tent a plaister of hote cleauing salue, and it will cure any wound or sore.