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[t?]hink good to make as thus take 2 pound of hogs greace one pound of ewe or couse [b?]eter one pound of sheeps swet halfe a pint of honey a pint of salleer oyle one poundof wax alfe a pound of k/rosin beat your k/rosin and then beat all together and chope all your hearbs small as many as you think you can boyle with the afore said things conveniantly then let them boyle very softly 4 hours then straine it and put to halfe a pound of turpentine then melt it againe and keepe it to your use for all soars if it be to thick boyle sume of it with the greene water and put in les of the wax and of the r/k if not thick annufe put in more of the wax and of the r/kosin let the r/kosin you usebe halfe perison:::
A good salve to skinne sore nippels and for the Agew to fech it out or for a burne or a scald
Take A handfull of St Johns worth flowrs and tops malow flowrs and sume leaves red rose leaves elder flowrs and sume of the midell barke houns tunge leaves and flowrs alle hoe dayses singyeene chope all thes and boyle them all woth hoges greace then straine it and keepe it to your use al so nipe boyled