Image 215, seventh book, Folio 110a, three unnumbered receipts
| To take letters out of paper without | ||||
| hurting it and soe as noe body canne | ||||
| pceive | ||||
| .fo.110. | ||||
| Take of Comon water ℥ iiij roch Allum | ||||
| ʒ j : in fine powder put it in infusion for 3 : | ||||
| dayes then strayne it and keepe it then take | ||||
| separating water* ʒ j noviae Ceruse*: 8: gr | ||||
| in powder and soe leave it for : 2 : howers | ||||
| together hartshorne* burnt : 8 : gr take of | ||||
| glove leather ℥ ij di and boyle in a pound | ||||
| of water soe long till it become a jelley* | ||||
| and this must be used a litle warme | ||||
| take some Cotton or a sticke dipp it in | ||||
| the Ceruse water and |
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| gently till you perceive them quite taken | ||||
| away then touch with the other water | ||||
| Pro flux in ventris* | ||||
| R: sacco* s Cydon* ʒ: saccas endivio* et saccos | ||||
| Tormentillo* ana** ʒ iiij sem torment ros | ||||
| rubr* ac* 1 ℥ aq: plant* ʒ vj: acquantur fumill** | ||||
| cum* lbly: |
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| sirupi* coletur** I give it twice a day morning | ||||
| and evening | ||||
| A very good Balme of a Phisitian | ||||
| belonging to the University at Padua | ||||
| Take old salet oyle 3 oz : venus* Turpentine | ||||
| halfe a pound whole Corne wheat halfe an ounce | ||||
| oyle of St Johns wort : 2: oz ye rootes of Cardes | ||||
| Benedictus* : 1 : oz : the rootes of Setwill* : 1 : oz | ||||
| Frankincense in powder : 2 : oz cut the rootes | ||||
| grossly* and put them into a pipkin with white | ||||
| wyne that the white wyne may stand above | ||||
| the Ingredients an inch: steepe them | ||||
| for a whole day then put to it the oyle and | ||||
| the corne and boyle it until the wyne bee | ||||
| consumed then straine it and put to it the | ||||
| Frankincense and then keepe it in a glasse | ||||
| You must wash the wounds first | ||||
| in wyne | ||||
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Transcribed by JW and LF