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set them one a soft fire and sture it well till it wax thick then take it from the fire and straine it thorow a pece of new canvice then have the smallege muslege to make the plaister then take fine oyle of roses a quart and wash it well in rose water and whit wine then take the oyle cleane from the water and wine and set it one the fire ina brass pan all ways sturing it and put theirto a pound of litrege of gould and solver of each 8 ounces searous bouures curell 2 ounces bould almanick and dracoins 2 ounces of each and in any wise let them be findly poudred and seared and put in to the oyle one the fire allways sturing it and let not the fire be gige for buringe the stufe and when it waxeth thick put in [note: ten ] 10 ounces o the a for said muslege by a litell at once or else it will boyle over the pan and when it is boyled a nude you shall perceive by the pardnes if tou dip a litell upon a dish or could stone then take it ofe from the fire and when it si could make it in to roules and kepe it in parchment and kepe it for your use this plaister disolvest humors and swelling leges:::
To Free most Agews
Still aige then lay fresh aige in the still and put backe the water a gaine to the saige and still it a gain 6 or 7 times with fresh saige 
=== For Swelling in the leges which is apte to fall in to them after that one begineth to goe up on them after they have bene broken and sett which was tought mr wilding which was toth him by Annet his surgen:::