CHAP. VI. Our Sirrupo magistrale Leonardo, the which serveth against an infinite number of Diseases.
THis Sirrup is solutive, and very pleasant to use, and can∣not hurt in any wise, the which is seldome seen in other Medicines, and the order to make it is thus.
Take the leaves of Sine, ℥. ii. Fumitorie, Maiden-hair, Harts∣tongue, Liverwort, Epitimum, Ellemo, Pollipedie of the Oak, the floures of Burrage, of Buglosse, Liquorice, of each ℥. iii. Co∣loquintida, Elleborus niger, Aloes Hepatica, Mirabolani Indi, ana ℥. i. Prunes xiiii. Sebestien xii. Tamarise ℥. i. Stamp them grossely, and infuse them in ten pound of Fumitorie water, then boil it untill the consumption of the third part, and then strain it, and in that which is streined put these things: Sir∣rup of Staecados one pound, Saffron ℈. i. Mel Rosarum, ℥. vi. rectified Aqua vitae, ℥. iiii. Musk ʒ. i. The Muslege of Marsh Mallows ℥. iiii. Benzoin, ℥. i. Rosewater, ℥. iii. and then it is made, the which ye shall keep in a glasse close stopt, and keep it in a temperate place, and this you must take warm; the quantitie is from ℥. ii. to ℥. iiii. and it is a most safe Medi∣cine to be used without keeping of any diet. It helpeth those