The Honny being drawen from the combes, although some Bées hang on them deade, yet putte all togither into a fayre panne or cauldron, into whiche poure so muche water or more, as the quantitie of the combes be. This set ouer a softe fire, vntill the same what it be, is throughly heated and molten in the panne, and in the melting continually sturre the same aboute, with a bigge splatter or some staffe, leaste the Waxe cleaue to the panne sides, throughe the flame or heate of fire, and appeare burned: after poure the whole substaunce into a course hairen bagge, pressing it forth into a troughe or other like vessell, made for the only purpose, on which poure twoo or thrée kettles full of hote water, that no dregs hang after on the Waxe, and by that means shall you haue the Waxe both pure and cleane. But if you wil haue it caste into faire round cakes, and to be cleaner and purer, then melte the Waxe againe, and being molten, poure it into a cleane vessell, which washed likewise with warme water (as aboue was taught) set after in the Sunne, by which meanes, the cake will continue verye long faire of couloure. ¶ What Waxe is beste allowed and commended. Cap.xxxv. Waxe being the foode of lighte, and seruing vnto innumerable vses of men, of all the kindes, the same is beste allowed and commended, whiche is bothe newe made, meanelye redde of coloure, somewhat fattie, smelling swéete, hauyng some sauoure in it of the Honny, and cleare. Of the Waxe also in sundrie Counties, that in the countrie of _Pontus_ is well commended, and the same in the Isle of _Creta_: nexte to these is the Waxe in the Isle of _Corsica_, which is made of the Boxe trée, and supposed to haue some good effectes in it for Medicine. ¶ Of the great commoditie and benefite of Waxe in Medicines. Cap.xxxvj.