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[note: edge damage] st [?lay?] it to eight nights making fresh every fr
esh [note: "fresh" is line broken] other [note: "other" is added later in smaller text] night :::
And other For the same
Take a pece of leanen as big as a good bige aple
creme it in to a posnat put to it a sponefull of Red
Rose water and as much vinegar a few dryed Rose leves
boyle this to a stife poultice then spread it upon ad
oth the bredth of your forehead and all most the leng
ht and grate it thick one with nutmege and lay it
to each tempell and one plaister one the forehead this
things beyled with 2 o 3 sponefulls of Aquauite and
lay it to the nicke behind is allso very good for the p
aine of the head if your prove the paine of the head c
ome of heat which you shall gess by thes sines if they
cannot sleepe if there eyes be apt to be tender if they bee
hie culered and have a quick pulce use this last
medison with out aquauite or with sume other coli
ng things to make them sleepe put to the same med
ison the [?Fuee?] of letice womans milkek and strow on
popey seedes brused with nutmege if the caus be co
uld which you may perceive by the contrary of the ot
her then use hot medisons for gidiness of the head
drinke Cardus benadictus soden in bere or steped in
beare with a litell nutemege st in it often :::
For the megrone
[note: faint "W" mark]
Take a bulls galle as much Aqua composative
and as much senegreene beat all thes together and
put it in a glass then put your fore head against