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TAke one ounce of the filings of steele, and steep it four dayes in the best wine vineger, then set it before the fire to dry, and then beat it to pow∣der, and searce it very small; then take two oun∣ces of Anniseeds, and beat them, and searce them small, and one ounce of fine Sugar, beaten and searced, then mingle them together, and put into it a spoonfull of powder of red Corrall, there must be thrice as much Anniseeds and Sugar, as there
is steele. They must take it in a morning fasting, as much as will lye upon a knives point at three times, and as much more two houres before sup∣per, and use some moderate exercise after it till they sweat, after this take a Purge.