CHAP. XLIX. A Pectorall Potion, of our new Invention.
THis Potion is appropriate against the indisposition of the Breast and Stomack, and is of a marvellous operation, be∣cause
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THis Potion is appropriate against the indisposition of the Breast and Stomack, and is of a marvellous operation, be∣cause
it is aperative, softning the stomack, and mundifieth the breast, and maketh the heart merrie: And this is most soveraign for the Cough, Catarr, and all the other indispositions, that come unto the breast through cruditie, and viscositie of hu∣mours, and the order to make it is thus.
Take Pomi Calimani, and Pomi Apiae, of each one pound, Quinces half a pound, common Honie, ℥. iiii. fine Sugar one pound, sweet white wine ten pound, water of Bugloss four pound, boil all these together in a Copper Vessell, that is well tinned within, untill the Apples doe begin to fall in pieces, then take it from the fire, and strain them through a strainer, with∣out pressing of the Fesses, then put into that two drachms of Cinnamon, and then strain it by a filter four or five times, untill it be clear, then keep it in a vessell of a glasse close stop∣ped, that it take no aire. The quantity is ℥. iiii. as warm as ye may, take it in the morning, fasting at least five or six hours after it, and if it be possible sleep thereon in your bed, for it is a thing of great vertue, in resolving the indisposition of the breast and stomack.