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then put therto and ounce of fine beaten amber quarter of and oune of curell finly beaten 4 grains of amber greece brocas martis the waith of 4 drams then sture them well together and set them one a chafing dish of coles to boyle till such time that if you drope sume upon a trencher it will be hard as sone as it is could then being boyled to the hight poure it one a pye plate and let it stand till it be could this the black candy and if you keepe out the crocus martis it will be the yelow candy the black is good for the greene sickness and the yelow is good for all consumcions and to make all weake boyds stronge and breaketh all windy causes with in a quarter of and houre after the taking :::
For The weekness of the small of the back
Take a handfull of balme and a handfull of clarey wash them not they must be gethered in the heat of the day then dry them in the oven and make them in to pouder that will be greene then law a new laid ege m the fire and make it as worme as it cometh from the hen and put in the ege as much of the pouders as will lye one a droad pynted knife :::
For them that are a broke
Take polipodium of the oke and dry it to pouder and moysten it with rose water and mind it to the place :::