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The bodie being firste purged of burnt humors, applie vnto the place rawe egges, and lay thereon a blete leafe, and thou shalte won∣der at the healing therof.
Take the horn of a gote and burn it in the flame of the fire, & the rynd that riseth therof at that time, take and stampe it with vineger, & ouer∣noynt the burned place therewith, for it healeth wonderfully.
Galen. Barly meale fried or culuers dung dissolued with oyle, aad put a lyn∣nencloth
& bounde vnto the burnte is wonderfull in efficacie, for thou shalt fynde no stronger medicine a∣gainst this disease called wilde fyre and all other burnings.
Dioscor. The grene leaues of a plane tree, stampt and mixt with grease, hea∣leth oftentimes the burnings.
The leaues of ribworte stampte and plaistred, are a singular helpe.
The yolke of an egge tempered with oile, and so applied assuageth all burnings.
The ashes of the rinde of an elme sprinkled vppon the burning, hea∣leth mightily the burnings with∣out scarres.
Salt stampt & mixt with oyle, & applyed, doth quenche this disease.
Albert. Vineger is of valure aboue all thyng for burnings. And Dioscori∣des sayeth, that it healeth this dis∣ease called Ignis sacer.
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and sprinkled vpon the burning hea¦leth the same quicklye & causeth tue heare to growe.