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ORO nnn 2: fat prepared two ounces; Swans fat,one ounces mingle them, and make-an “Unguent 3and keep it carefully ina narrow: mouthed veffel of Glafs or Silver.
} Oybsand:Balfams + naturat, | astbe Bal(am of Tolu, of Pern, 1 and the like sand Artificial, as,
Take Oyl- of Bayes two ounces 5Maftick, Olibaniim,>G oats ferer; of each ene ounce, and Mingle them. or,
Take the yellows that win the middle of red and white Roles, and vebite Lilyes, of each as much wv voil (uffice 3 pour in unto them Oyl Olive'a fufficient quantity; and then fer them inthe Sunt in a Glapiclofe {topped) for fourteen dates. Or,
. Take > Lurpentine, “and Oylof Bayes, of each four ounces, the Oybof the yelks of ges, two ouneess Oyl of Rofasbalf.a pounds mingle them, and fettbem imthe Sun, until they fhall have votten'a yellowifhcolour. or;
Take . Turpentine ‘one pounds Galbanum, Gum ‘Gleni, Gum Hedera, Frankincenfe, ‘Maftica, Myrrb, of each two ovnces, Aloes, Xyloaloes, Galangal, Gloves;Cinamom, Nut- meo, Citbebs, of eacbone ounce, Aqua vite three ounces. Ler them be macerated together for a dayanda night,-and afterward lebibem be twice déftilled ; and keep thatdeftilled oyl as a pretious Bal{am. Or,
Take the Liquor of the bladders of the Elm déefecated and prepared, one pint, the -beft bo-
Balfaims.
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Take Frankincenfe, Myrrb, Sarcocol, Gum Funip. Gum Arabick, Gum bedera, Gum Ele-
mi, Majtick, Dragons blood, Balfam of Peru,
Tacamabaca, Caranna, of each one ounce andbalf. Thetears or {weat of the Fir’ tree, the liquor of the little leaves of the Elm, of each one pinte, Rofin of the pine, half a pound; Tormenti] roots, “Roots of Biftort, of Orace, Birthwort, Confound, white Dittany, of each balf an ounce; funiper berries, and Bay berries of each fix drams 5 {pirit of the beft xine, three pints 5 mingle them togetber, and deftill- them, and receive the water, the fpirit,. and the oyl, feverally and apart; Allof tbem are excellent gcod for the agelutinating of any Wound. Another Balfam.
Take the oldeft oyl you can get, four ouncess
Venice Turpentine ten ounces and half. whol
Wheat treo ounces, St. fobns Wort two oun- ces and balf, the roots of Carduws Benedié.
andvalerian, of each ten drams; the fineft {mal duft or pouder of “rankincenfe, two oun- | cess Hypociftis ( or the excrefcence of Cyftus ) balf a dram;Bolearmenick and Dragons blood, of each balf an ounce, the pouder of Garth- Worms two drams, the greater Confound one bandful;Hor{e T ail balf a bandful; let the roors and berbs be bruifed after agrofs manner, and then put up into a veffels and then pour in white Wine unto thems and after they foall fora while betbus infufed, let the oyl and the wbeat be ad- ded, and all boyled unto the confumption of the
ny purified tbree ounces, Fuice of Lormentil of |\Wine. After thes prefing and {queeging forth
the greater Confound,and of the mean C onfound of each four ounces; minglethem,& boyl them o- wer a gentle fire to the con{umption of the Fuices; anditben ad the following powders.
Take Dragons Blood, Oriental Bole-arme-
the Liquor with al your ftrength,ad the poreders and the Turpentine, and then {uffer it again to boyl alittle, and fokeepitina Glaf veffel for your ufe. Or, 3
Take Turpentine ito pound, Common oyb
nich, “Manna thuris, Horfe Tay), Maftick, of | three pints, Oyl of Bayes fix ounces, Oyl of
each tvco-drams: Mingle tbem, andmake a ve- ry finepouder, and aditznte tbofe things above mentioned.
The préparation of the liquor of the Elm- bladders is thus 3inthemoneth of May thefle kind of bladders areto be gathered, before there breedany Worms in thems and with this liquor aglafs viab isto ‘befilledup, and ftopt witha linen cloth: after this a hole isto be made in the earth, two or three hand breadchsin -heigth; and in the bottom of the hole we are to put common fale three fingershigh 3 upon which the vial is to be placed; andthen che hole to be filled up with earth, forhat the vial appear hors and foictisto ftand for cwenty five daiés:then the dreggs aré to be feparated from the cleer {ubftance ; and that which is cleer isto be Kept for ufe ; which if you put of it felfalone unco the disjoyned parts, ic agglutinateth them.
Another Balfam.
Cinnamom,tw o ounees3Oyl of Eupborbium, oyl of Cloves, and oyl of Bay berryes, Gum bedera,
Ammoniacum, Sagapenum, Opopanax, Gal-
banum, of each one ounce; Frankincenfe, ‘Ma- flick, of each two drams 3 Let them be together
deftilled 3 and make a Balfam for the Wounds |
of Nerves. OF, . Take Clear Turpentine tro pound, oylof Linfeed one pint, Rofin of the Pine fix ounces,
Frankincenfe, Myrrb, Aloes,Majtick, Sarco- | col, of each three ouncess Mace, Ligne Aloes, |
of each two ounces 3 Saffron balf an ounce: put al thefe into a Retort, and firfh of ak let. them
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and anon more and more increafing it, unto the | end of the deftillation. Thy being done, fepa- | rate the oyl from the Water, and keep them both affunder. This water in afbort time will bee | come of a reddifb colour, and the oyb wil be of | the color of a Rubie. bis oyl ts exceeding | Look
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|| good for Wounds, but efpecially the Wounds of ‘}) the Nervous parts, of the bones, and of the if) Veins: for it Confolidates fpeedily, and without
ain. Another,
Take Eartbh-worms as many of them aa you think fit: puttbem into a Veffel filed up with the Mofs of the wild Sloe-Tree, to the endtbat creeping through the “Mofs they ‘may be purged from their filth : add likervife unto them the yelks of Egos bard boyled, and fliced, that they may ferve them for food. Of thefe Earth-morme thus prepared, take one pound, and let them be well bruifed in a Mortar 5 andtben add Oy! of Rofes one pinte, boyl them, and afterwards ftrain them; and unto tbe ftraining add of Maflick
QOrace and Sarcocol, of each fix drams; Tur- pentine,and Honey of Rofes, an ounce and balfs
|Mingletben. Or, 3 Benedi,
“Take Oy! of Olivers, one pinte 3 Turpentine, three ounces flowers of St.'Fobns-wort, Mul-
| Lein, . of each afufficient quantity , tbat there )f may bea Maffe made: unto which pour of the ra blood,
beft wobite Wine, a meafure anda balf 3 and boy!
| them til the Wine be confimed. Let the fhe- nnd ond B tthe roote wer, dnd { rinwhite
cies be afterwards put in the Sun for two months, that fo theremay be made an Oyl ora Balfam. Or,
Take Roots of the greater Confound, a$
jmuch as you pleafe thereof; puc them ina aT von of fh ping fort epomdert again to
new Port, and pour in of che Oyl of Olives: unto a good heighth; boylthem, and prefs forth che Liquor; the uy ts thus preffed forth, boy! it again fo ong, until there be none of the Waterinefs left remaining, and then afterwards,
Take Of this Oyl, threeparts; Oyl of Tur- pentine, one part, Flowers of St. Fobn wort, and of the greater Celandine, of each as much | ail (ufice: letthem be mingled and melted fogetber, and fo put into a GlaBFlagon; and:
and then you fhall baveaBalfam, which you areto infiill Warm into the Wound. Or,
Take Oyl Olive, a pinte and half; St. Fobn-| wort, Betony, Prunella or Self-beal, Ceén-| taury, of each one bandfuls let the Hérbs be! bruifed together, and with the Oy! let them be| fbut up inthe Glaf Velf-l; and then fet them ‘1 | ibe beat of the Sun, for the {pace of fourty daies, | there to digeft,; and afterwards pre forth the deer 5 whic you may referve for ufe.
The following Oy! (as Hieronymus Fabyi-| cius tels us) is in Spain very much com- mended, for all Wounds of the Nérvous parts. __ Take Of the oldeft O31, three ounces pure|
Turpentine eight ounces, whole Wheat, one|that che Herbs be not burnt
ounce and bult, Seed of St. Fobns wort, tro ounces “Roots of Carduus Benedit. and Va- Kerian, of each one ounces Franhincenfe pow-
dered two ounces 5 let the Roots and Herbs be bruifed in agrofBmanner, and purinto a Pots and then pour itfo much white Wine that all may fooin in the Wine,or at leaft be covered ther- with and ajter two daies injufing, let the Oy? | and the Wheat be added ; and thou boyt them af until the wine be wafted away 5 and prefently after having firft ftrongly preffed forth the Li- quor, add the Turpeniine and Frankincenfe ; then ler them be avainalitile boyled ; and kepp for ufeinaGlaf Veffel. The manner of ufing itisthus. The Wound being fir wathed with cold whice Wine, the whole Wound is then forchwith co be anoynted with the Oyl aforefaid a little warms but if this cannoe conveniently be done, it isthen wich a Pipe or Funnel to be conveied within the Wound ; and immediatly che Lips of che Wound are to be broughe together fo clofe that che may touch, either by a Ligature, or by few. ing, or by Gluing, Andthen the parts thar lie round about are likewife to be anointed withthe aforefaid Oyl. Upon che Lips of the Wound now drawn cogether you are to lay on a Linen Cloth wet in the aforefaig Oyl: and above upon this another wer in black Wine, and then wrung dry, and then upon chis another dry Linen Cloth; andthen Laftly, upon al the Swathe isco be rolled a. bent, and faftened.
That Oy] likewife which they cal the Oy! of Hifpana is much my Oyl of commended; and itis thus cto be S ot
prepared, and made. . ae , Lake Old Oyl of Olive four pound, Oyl of Turpentine, two pound; Frankincenfe one pound, Valerian, St. Fobns-wort, Carduus ‘Beneditt. of each half a pound; Elett and Choice Myrrh, one ounce; Cutchioneal, four ounces, new Rofin of the Pine, three ounces 3 ‘Malmefey three pintes.
Lec the Valerian be gathered in the month of May, and caft away the Roots. The Sc. Johus-wort may be gathered in che month of Fuly, wich the Flowers and Seeds. The Herbs therefore being broken with the Hands, anda little bruifed in a Mortar, let them be infufed in che Malmfey and put into. an Earthen Pot covered over with Glafs; of which faid Por lec thé third part remain emp ty of all chofe things aforefaid into it, for four hours. Inthe nexc place lec the Cuccheoneal (a little brokenina Moxtar) together with the Oyl, be put upon the reft 5 and fo without any Covering let them boy! by. a gentle Fire, tintil che Wine be well high wafted; and here great cate muft be taken,
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foaked in Malmfey.’ And then let theVeffel in which the boy ling was be carefully clean- eds (and yer neverthelefs ic will not be alco- gether dried, for there will ftill be left fome of the Wine fticking tothe fides) andin the fame Veffel let the Oy! be again put tothe Fire, with the Oyl of Turpentine, or, that that fweats forth of the Fir-Iree; and fo foon as ever it begins to boy!,, lec rhe Mirch bruifed and beaten very {mal be added, -and melcéd in a Mortar witha little of che Oy} that isinthe Veffel over the Fire, Lec Rofin in like manner be added, melted with che fame Oyl; yet neverchelefs i¢ muft be firft ftrained through a itrainer 5 end then add the Frankincenle being very fincly powdered; &5 let al che other things bein the moft exact and Curious mapner mingled togechers and when they have boyleda lictle, lec the Vef- fel be raken from the Fire; and whenthey are srown cold, let 1. be kept in a Glafs, Vef- fel; withouc any ftraming atal; andfolec it be fét abroad in che Sun, . for :fifteen or twenty daies. i | Cafar Magaius commen: The Qylof Ste Folme-4 Geet, Tikewife the Oy Lof St Wert, invented. by me fhe Magatus. Johns-wort, of his own inr velition 3. whichis thus wich
nitich labor and pains to be made. oe Take the, Tops of St.fobns-mort,ibree band- fulss, Adders Tongue, the greater Confound,
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Of Pratlical Phyfick.
| Part IV.
The Tops St. Fobns-wort , two bandfulss Adders Longue,, the Herb “Meddow-fmeets Confound, Woodroof, (which the Latine Her- barifks' call Matrifylva) of each onesbandful; mingle them. Ibe Herbs being bruifed, and
| an imfufionmade in a Bath of {ca'ding hor Wa- | tex, or 12, Balneo Marte, for trcenty four hours; | and after ths an expreffion being made, ‘and the | Liquor ftrained, (as before, ) take the like quan- tity of the aforefaid Herbs, andmake another | mfufion, asabove; and{oa third: and the lafs | exprefion and, ftraining being made, addto \the Oyl, Leaves of St. Fobus-wort, tro. band- | fulss Betony, Pimp:rnel.“Mou{-Lar, the Herb Trinity, of each one Handful’ of thele make \three infufionus,. as above; the laft expreffion | being made, andthe liquor ftrained, . Add.un- tothe Oyl, | . Of the fmalleft Leaves of Si. fobns-sort, two bandfuls 5...Confound, tbe. leffer. Centaury, mbite Briony, Peritvinkl:, of each one baudful; and bere likew ife let. there be three. wmfufsonsin this manner : Let the Veffel (aebich ought to be of GlaB) be jet mtheSun for three dates ; and the fourth day les it bekeptin.a Balneum of Scal- ding bot Water, and tbere let it continue for twenty four bours; and afterwards make an expreffions and flrain it; anduntothe Oy bet theré again bé added, The fmal Leaves’ of Sé.
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| ripenefs, three bandfuls Centanry the lef, one
andHorfe-Tail, of each one handful; rbite bandfuls the fruit, of the Balfam ‘Lree y\.im Wine well {cented and ftrong, five pints 5 ler| Numb. 6. Aud then do as before. Lhelafh ex the Herbs be bruifed and macerated in the {aid | prefjzon being made, and the. ftraming likenife,
Wine for the {pace of tvoenty four bours, the moutb of the Veffel. being carefully and: clofe fiopt ? and then making an expreffion, and ftrai- ning phat is fo preffed yorth, take the like Quan- tity of thefaid Herbs, and, Let tVere bea fecond infufion, and after thatatbird. Thelaftin- fufion being made, and the liquor. preffed forth and ftrained, Add. then unto the white Wine, . Ne
Of ofd Oyl fix pound, the Tops of St. Fobns- wort, toa handfuls, Addevs Tongue, the Herb commonly called “Meddcve-fweet, or Regina prati, the greater Confound, and Carduus Be- néditt. of each one handful, tbe Root of mbite Dittanyy the greater Confound, .Toirth-wort, Tormentile, Biftort, ‘of each, balf an ounce 3 Séarlet: Grain or Cberimes Berrys, two drams 3) Seeds of St. Fobns wort, fix drams 4 and min-
| Add unto the Oy),
| Ditrany of Crete, one ounce; ‘Roots of wobite | Dittany, and the greater Confound, ‘birth- wort, Orace of IWyr1a,. Biftort, Tormetil, of each fix drams Scarlet Grain, two drams. ‘Make three infufions after-this manner +, fet the Veffel.in the Sun for fix daies, after ibatfor
bot water, then prep forth the Leanor, an ftrainit: and thus do three times, (as above) and inthe end, the laft exprefion being made, and ftrained,, ,Addunto the Cyl | The diftilled Cyl of Tu: pentine, of the Gum or froeat of the Fir-Tree, of each balf a pound; Seed of St. Fobns-roort,, one ounce 5 Root of Confound, Birtbwort; white Dittany,. Lor -. mentil; “Biftort, Orace, of each two ougcess Scarlet Grain, one ounce, ‘Mirrb, and Bran-
glethem. Uavmebruifed thofe things that are tocbe bruifed, let then be macerated in Balueo | in bot boyling water,, tbe mouth of the Veffel be- ine well ftopt, for twenty four bours 3. and af- termards let them boylin a double Veffel, tel the Wine be con(umed’s and then prefirg andwrin-
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a bag firft well morftmaed inthe bet rebite Wine, | Add'chereunco:
hincenfe, of each oneounce andialf 5,Sancocol, Gum Funip. Aloes, of each balf.an eunces Apples of ibe Baifam ‘ree, twelve in Numb. Balfjam of Peru, two ounces 3 flicetbe.Appler, and bruife alltbe refk, mingling them. ruth the Oyl5, and let the Veffel be kept alithe Winter time under Horfe Dung ; thewtake it forth, ani pref outthe liquor, and ftraining it keep tt for your
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Chap. 8. Of thofe Medicaments that are neceffary for the Curing of Wounds. , 2637 - 4
Sse? FIRED CM SRT TR CE Few US Oy Bae SCTE REN EP Oe PE eT Ra eae Th eet cae aa OE ¥ F your nfern 4Glajs veffel,the mouth thereof being | you have purgedthe oyl from all tts fetling, re- chofe ftopt. ferveitfor your ufe.
The vulnerary Balfam of Magatus. The Balfam following is greatly commen-
Take Gum Elemi. four ounces; | ded by Dr. Raimundus “Mindererus. a f saales ‘Balam of Peru three ounces Gum Take, Turpentine of Cyprus, & OME | Tacamabaca;, Gum, Carvanna; | 14 Balla } oy} of St. Fobns voort, of each as Magatis. 4 G 4 of Miader- y if J 9 f
iy the liquor conteyned in the. little much as you think good ‘let them be bladders of the Ehn, of eacbiwo ounces; oyl of | melted togetber 5 melt likewife by at Bayes, Styrax liquid, “Myrrh, of . each one | felf of Gum Elemi a fufficient quantity, 10t0 a ounce and balf 5 White Frankjucenfey. Gum | Fuft confiftence, and let it be added into the “‘Hedera, of each one ounces the. freet Spsuens | tei When they are aloft coldyadd a little of Lafer Ladanum, Styrax Calamite, . ( thefate | the deftilled oyl of Wax, and Mingle then. .
ef you canget). Amiioniacum, BedelliumsO- |. Henricus ab Heer € in bis Phytical obfer- popanax, Galbanum, Sarcocoll, of each fix |vations, Obfervat.1o. .) highly commendeth drams.5 Roots of ‘Birthwort, ‘Mafter-wort, | this Balfam ; Angelica, WhiteDittany; Confound, Acoruss
Orace, TLormentill, Biftort, the feeds of St. | 1 Balam Fobns Wort, of the Citron, Citron rind, of 1%, tat
, : Ab Heer for each balf an ounce, Cinnamom, Cloves, Nut- | onnds sotied
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|. Take the flowers of Thapfis or \ Scorching fenel, St. Fobns Wort,
the le aves of Prunella or Selfbeat, of each one bandful; boyl them im megs, and “Mace, of each one ounce, Mafticks | ulcers. i the oyl of the feed of St. Fobus wort Aloes, Dragons blood, Scarlet Grainy. of | | preffed forth, andold red Wine, of each balf an ounces Cretan Dittany.one ounces, each alike, wutilltbe reine be altogether confi the oyl of the oyle Nut Ben, three ounces; Fui- médy that is, untill that.a.drop of the liquor niper ‘Berries. an ounce and balf, Wax, one caft inte tie fire take rhe flame wiivoui any noyfe ounces ‘Rofsn of the Pine, one: ounce andbalf 5. atails and fo keep it for rf, Ifyou pleafey you sheer Turpentine, Gum of thefir tree, of eacly| may ofien isacerate the fame flowers, and af- one pound and balf the beft ftrongmater,..fix. | ter you have f-t theminthe Sun for fourty daies, pints; Mingle them, the Gums being exact- | or kept them bot upon the fire,you may again prefs fy melted; they may be melted apare by | forth theliquor 3 which the oftener that you de themfelves, with fome of the Turpentine, at, the more efficacious you fball find the oyl3 and the reft that are more drie beaten and ladd if you think fit the Stone called Calaminaris,
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bruiied ¢ i a grofs manner } intoa powder : |yade boty and quenched, firft feven times int and then fet them all bé calt rogécher.intoa| wines andtbex making itred bot, quench it in Retorc, which may. be kept for three days ina | thy oyl. Balneunt of Boyling hot water; chen lecitbe| And yetnotwithf{tanding in the ufe of Bal- Maced and kept in the hot:wacer, uncilk che fams ¢ efpecially if they be hot )there is Clay bethroughly dryeds afterwards by..a| reat caution required, (.as Guilbeln. Fa- firé of Afhes or embers lecrche oy! be drawn.) bricins likewile acquaints us,in his third cent. forth in.an Artific:al manner; now firft there obfervat. 97.) not only becaufethat the lips will comeforth a certain, waters, ( which I, of che woundbeing overfoom conglutinated, calk the water of Balfam, and itistobe kept |thePws that is afterward generated is kepe by it felf) and then che oy, which we call | within, and foexciteth grievous fymptoms y+ Balfam. but likewife becaufe that. thofe kind of Bal- The oy! of Sc. Johns Wortis here likewife) {ams are noe alixe and equally convenience of fingular ufe ; and icis.chus tobe prepa-'| forthe temperament of all the parts.
oe Emplafters.
The Emplafter of Francifcus Arcaus is of rave them for three days in frreet fingular ufe. As;
, | felling Wine and then ler them | Take Oyl of Rofer, of Violets, and of boylin 2 double veffel, topping clofe tbe. mouth | Gamomile, of each oneounce 3 the {oft fat of w thereof; after this Jet thenvbe (queexed bard and | ‘Hen, theimarrow of leges of Veal. of each balf the liquor preffedforth : © then let alike weight an ounces Eartheoorms wafhedin Wine ons of frefh St. Fobns wort be café into it 5. let it be ounce; New frefh butier fia drams3 the Mu-
{ Take the Tops of St.Fobns wort Oy! of $1. Fobis | fullj vipe, three ounces 5; Mace-| Wort,
fhed, add otber inftead thereo f 3,after this, | and then ftrain thems unto the ftraining add _. Lake Turpentine three ounces, old cleer oyk| Litharge -tveo ounces. and balf 3 wermili- fix ounces 3 Saffron one powind. 5, boyltbem in a\ ontbree ounces; with a fufficient quantity of double veffel unto the wafting away of the wmbitewax make aCerot: 3 adding of Turpen- wine atdiben mae an expreflion 5 and wher | tineten drams, Maftick, balf an ounges ar,
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grimony,Sanicle, Ladies ‘Mauntle,Saracen con:
Of Praétical Phyfick,
Take the new drawn Fuice of Betony, A-;Colophony fix drams-3