It is good to prevent the plague by anointing the lips and nostrells therewith tis good for deafness being spert’d into the ears with a serenge, tis good to heal any wound, inward or outward, inwardly by the Serenge outward by being pour’d warme into the wound aplying fine lint dip’d into the same balsame being melted laid upon the mouth of the wound, it commonly cures in 7 times dressing provided that no other thing either before or while thats useing be applied thereto, so that if brains, heart guts or liver be not toucht it will save life, its good for scaulds or burns either by fire or water, and healeth without skare. helping the Siatica or any other each proceeding from A cold cause, in what joynt soever, it is a present remedy for one that is poisoned by takeing presently the quantity of a quarter of an ounce. it is good for any swelling anointing the bunches thereof with it warm it helpeth the stinging of adders snakes and all such venomous creatures being dranke in warm milk and applied to the place stung it is good for the infected of the measells or plague, takeing a quarter of an ounce 4 mornings together and swet upon it: it is good inward or outward it is good for sore brests, being applied hot if broken, otherwise not, and in case it must be broke this will do it but it must be used ten days together although it seem worse yet use it: provided it be not a cancer it must be drest twice a day cheaft gently in with a warme hand keeping the first cloth to it but if it be broke and run much put a little piece of cloth over those holes that may be shift’d to keep them from stikking but not els; it helpeth the wind collicke or stitch in the side being applied warm a good quantity plaister ways for 4 mornings together; it helpeth the piles anointing them therewith. 40. _To pot Venison to keep all the year._