Take Vineger, the juce of a white Ounion, the juce of Rue and of Milfoil, Yarrow, or Noſe-bleed, of each of them alike quantity mixe all together, and give the patient a glaſs full very hot, but let it be before the ſixth hour after the pain hath taken him, then make him ſweat in a warm bed, this hath been an approved remedy. CHAP. 14. _In a ſuſpect time of the Plague._ Take Pennirial with Suger Ruſſet, make an Electuary, eat the bigneſs of a Cheſnut at breakfaſt this hath been proved and found good. CHAP. 15. _Another moſt excellent Medicine good againſt the Plague._ Take Walnuts that are green tender and good to Confecture, or Preſerves, put them in Vineger the ſpace of eight days, then take them out again, and break them in pieces, then put them into the Limbeck, without Vineger, and ſtill the water of them; the patient ſhall drink every day a ſmall half glaſs full and after drinking of this potion, let him ſweat well in his bed. CHAP. 16. _A rare and perfect ſecret againſt the Plague._ Take an Ounce of Aloes Epaticum, half an Ounce of Mirrhe, half an Ounce of Saforne beaten into powder, ſift the Aloes and Mirrhe together, then ſteep and ſoake the Saforne, or waſh it with White wine that is very ſtrong, ſo that it be like ſauce, put then the other powder to it, and mixe all well together, if need require you may put more Wine to it ſo make thereof a paſte, and ſo make pills of the ſame, but if you will have it very ſtrong put to every Ounce half an Ounce of Diagridum and half an Ounce of Camphire, Mr. _Francis Albert_ took three eight parts of the ſaid pills without Diagridum, ſoaking them in good Wine and gave them to his patient as ſoon as he could and cauſed him to ſweat much in his bed and by ſweating diſolved the venome. CHAP. 17. _Another very rare approved Receipt._ Take the flowers or bloſoms of Walnuts, dry them in the ſhadow, and when the nuts be in ſeaſon to confect, you ſhall cut part of them into ſmall pieces, putting the ſame into ſmall Vineger for three days, then take them out and mingle flowers diſtilling them through a Limbeck of glaſs, or of earth, well leaded, keep this water diligently, and when any man feeleth himſelf infected with the Plague, give preſently to him two Ounces or three Ounces more or leſs as the party is in years or ſtrength, and he ſhall looſe his diſeaſe by ſtoole or by vomit, or elſe it will force the ſore to come forth, which you may ripen and break and draw forth the core and ſo heal the ſame as is before declared. CHAP. 18. _To make a Carbuncle and all other Botches Impoſtumes and Plague ſores to break, a preſent remedy and very eaſie to be made._ Take bay Salt well beaten into powder and ſerced, incorporate it with the yolk of an Egge then lay it on the Carbuncle or ſore, and be you aſſured that by Gods grace it will take away all the venome and poyſon of the Plague ſore, ſo that in ſhort time he ſhall be cured; this Remedy hath been often proved.