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when it is allmost could put ther in 4 ounces of t[note: edge damage]entine well washed with whit wine and 3 drams of camfer well pounded then make them up in rowles and rope them in parchment this plaister is good for wounds and for sores both new and ould for bruses and aches and it doth mundifie that it lyeth one it is good for stifnes and ulcerat [note: and ] cankers:::
A speciall Medison for all maner of aches
Take a spaid pitch and cut har throat hang har up by the [note: heells ] hine leges that she may blead well then slit har belly and take out har bowells and with a linen cloth dry up all har bloud in every part and let noe water cume in har take skinne and cut ofe the head then take a pint of gray snaills a pound of small ege a pound of arsesmart such as hath black spots put all thes in to the biches belley and sowe har up close and put har upon a spit and rost har by the fire keepe the driping in a cleane uesell:::
To Make a salve or plaister
Take the roots of marsh mallows wash and pick them cleane and take out the inward pith cast it a way and take the [note: in ] out ward and that is faire and whit and cut it in small peces and bruse them in a morter and take of them halfe a pound and put them in to a new earthen pan put their to of line seede and fenecrick of each 2 ounces a litell brused in a morter then take mamsey and whit wine of each a pint and sture thes together and let it in fuse 2 or 3 dayes then