A Collection of Seven and Fifty approved Receipts Good against the Plague: Taken out of the five books of that renowned Dr. Don Alexes secrets, for the benefit of the poorer sort of people of these nations.W. J.
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A Collection of Seven and Fifty approved Receipts Good against the Plague: Taken out of the five books of that renowned Dr. Don Alexes secrets, for the benefit of the poorer sort of people of these nations.
W. J.
Plague -- Prevention -- Early works to 1800
men expoſed them to the care of the Printer to ſerve for publick uſe_.
June 12,
1665.
W. J.
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A Collection of Seven and fifty Receipts good againſt the Plague.
CONTENTS.
Chapter. Page
_Introduction._ Introduction
1. _An approved Remedy againſt the Peſtilence be it
never ſo vehement._ 1
2. _A very good perfume againſt the Plague._ 1
3. _Another very good Remedy againſt the Plague._ 1
4. _For him that is ſick of the Plague._ 1
5. _A marvellous preſervative againſt the Plague._ 1
6. _An approved good ointment to make an Impoſtume
break and the Plague ſore to fall off._ 1
7. _Another remedy againſt the Plague._ 1
8. _Another very good Remedy againſt the Plague._ 1
9. _Another perfect Receipt againſt the Plague._ 1
10. _Another againſt the Plague._ 1
11. _A thing often experimented againſt the Plague._ 1
12. _A preſervative againſt the Plague proved
oftentimes._ 1
13. _Another._ 1
14. _In a ſuſpect time of the Plague._ 1
15. _Another moſt excellent Medicine good againſt
the Plague._ 1
16. _A rare and perfect ſecret againſt the Plague._ 1
17. _Another very rare approved Receipt._ 1
18. _To make a Carbuncle and all other Botches
Impoſtumes and Plague ſores to break, a preſent
remedy and very aſie to be made._ 1
19. _A very good Remedy againſt the Marks of the
Plague commonly called Gods marks or God tokens._ 1
20. _Againſt the mortality of the Peſtilence an
approved remedy._
1
21. _To make little round balls good againſt the
Plague._ 1
22. _A very perfect oyl againſt the Plague and all
manner of poyſon._ 1
23. _A marvelous ſecret for to preſerve a man from
the Plague._ 1
24. _A very ſure and perfect remedy to cure a man of
the Peſtilence._ 1
25. _A preſent remedy to heal the Peſtilence by
drawing out the venome from the ſore approved._ 1
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