_Or take of_ Conserve of Red Roses _four Ounces, of_ prepar'd Coral _two Drams, of_ prepar'd Pearl _half a Dram_, Confection of Hyacinth and Alkermes, _of each one Dram, of_ Tormentil Vinegar _half an Ounce; or as much as is sufficient:_ Make it up into an Electuary: Give once in three or four hours as much as a Nutmeg. These kinds of Remedies, which are proper in _Hæmorrhages_, are also to be used in _Fluxes_ of the Belly; likewise by Women with Child, because other more hot Medicines may provoke an Abortion. Make =Tormentil Vinegar= thus. _Take_ Roots of Tormentil, Bistort _dried and sliced, of each an Ounce_, Cinnamon _half an Ounce_, Red Sanders _one Dram: Bruise all very well, and put to it a Quart of_ White-Wine Vinegar; _digest it in a common Furnace for four days: At the same time take_ Red and White Coral finely pouder'd, _of each half an Ounce;_ Dragons Blood, Blood-Stone, _of each one Dram_; Fine Bole, _two Drams: Digest these in the same manner with a_ Quart of Vinegar: Then strain out both the Liquors, and mix them. Let =Extract= of =Tormentil= Roots be made thus. _Take_ Tormentil _and_ Bistort-Roots, _of each one Ounce_; of Cinnamon _half an Ounce_, of Red Sanders _two Drams_, Salt of Wormwood _half an Ounce; bruise all together, adding of_ Tormentil Vinegar _two Ounces; put it in a Vessel to digest with three Pints of_ Medesweet Water: _Strain it, and evaporate it with a gentle heat in_ Balneo Mariæ _to the Consistency of Honey_. In the Cure of the Plague, if a course of Sweating, timely administred, do plentifully succeed, and withal other private Excretions be either prevented or presently supprest, the Patient may be judg'd to be in a hopeful condition; and sometimes the Venom is quite expell'd, without any other accident: But for the most part, because the Poyson, by fermenting the Blood and Humours, is soon greatly encreas'd; so that all of it, especially the grosser Particles, cannot easily evaporate, it settles in the outward Parts, and there causeth the swelling and breaking out of divers kinds: Those that require any application of Remedies, are =Boils= and =Carbuncles=. The first of these commonly happen in Parts that are very Glandulous; as behind the Ears, under the Armpits, and in the Groin: They arise with a hard Swelling, which ought to suppurate and break, and the Corruption to be drawn all out, by the running of the Sore for some time: These Tumors call'd =Bubo's=, should be ordered thus.