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[?3?] it sufers noe dead flesh to in gender or a bide where 
it cometh + it cureth the head ache rubing the tempells 
theire with by it cureth a suiltfleame face it
it helpeth sinews that be shrunke or sprunge or stiffe
or sprunge with lab[?or?] or wax dry for want of bloud
it draeth out usially [?T?]arne Arows heads stubs
splinters thournes or what so ever is fixed in the 
flesh or wounds it cureth the biting of a mad doge
or the stinging of any venamos creature it curs
all fellons and whit flaws and is good for all cankers 
it helpeth all aches of the liver splene 
kidneys back sides armes or leges it cureth all boyles
and blaines boches and inpostims swellings and
tumors in any part of the body it healpeth all
aches and pains of the geniters in men or wemen
it cureth scabs and itch rinches spraines strains
gouts pallseys dropses and waters betwene the flesh 
and skinne it helpeth the himroyades or pills 
in men or wemen it cureth the bludy fluxe if the
belly be anoynted their with if you make a seare 
cloth thear with for all the above said malladys
with many others proved:::
For a prick with a naile or a thorne
Bruse a shell snaille and lay it to the pricked 
place:::
To make a salve to heale and draw
Take a quarter of a pound of virgens waxe 2
ounces of sheeps sewet and melt them together [note: edge damage]