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Take Diacatholicon, Venice-Tur∣pentine, washed in Saxafrage-water, of each half an ounce; the four greater Cool Seeds, Parsly and Fennel, of each one scruple, Winter Cherryes one dragme: let them be well prepared, afterwards mingled, making thereof a Bolus, and divide it into two parts for twice taking in the morning.