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¶ Take a pottle of faire running water, and séeth it on the fire, and let it séeth a while, then take two peny worth of white Copperis, as much of Bole armoniack, and foure peny worth of Camphire, and beat them altogether in powder, and put them all together into the water, and let them séethe a little while, and then take it off the fire, and when it is colde put it into a
Glasse, drosse and all: and when it is occupied poure out a lit∣tle into a sawcer of the cléerest water, and none of the bottome or drosse: and set it vpon the coles, and wash the wound as hote as he may suffer it, and then take a little linnen cloth, and dou∣ble it thrée or foure times double: and wet it in the water, and lay it to the wound as hote as the patient may suffer the same, and binde it fast.