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poultes and lay it one the brest when the milck is 
full creme change it once a day allso put in sume oyle
of dill or seede brused or the hearbe or sume suthern
wood:::
For Bloud Shoten eyes
Take the bloud of a stock doue and for lack of it
of and other doue or pigen drope or litell in to the
eyes and wet a cloth in it and laped upon the same
helpeth whether it be of stroke or other wise 
sumetime the same cometh of coler then the party teleth
great heat sharpe pricking and much pains and 
comonly their apeareth noe gume in the eye if atheir
doe it is yelow thor for you out to give him a
purge to purge coler as hath bene said of the 
remadeys of the head proceding of coler and in the begining
of the readness lay upon the eye tow diped in the white of and ege well beaten with rose water and plantan water:::
For the stone proved by R fowlle
Take the stone the stone that is in a crayfish[smudged]shs
head and take it in pouder not a bove 2 grains at 
a time in whit wine proved:::
And other for the stone proved
Take the merskine of a wood pigen and dry it to
pouder and take as much as will [be?] upon a grate in
a glas of white wine:::
And other proved for the stone