The boke of Saint Albans : $b containing treatises on hawking, hunting, and cote armourBerners, Juliana
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The boke of Saint Albans : $b containing treatises on hawking, hunting, and cote armour
Berners, Juliana
Falconry -- Early works to 1800; Heraldry -- Early works to 1800; Hunting -- Early works to 1800
For thys sekenes take the Roote of Pillipody that growth vppon Okys. and
seth it a grete while then take it fro the fire and let it stonde and
wax lew warme. then wasħ yowre flesħ therin. and feede yowre hawke .iij.
tymes. and she shaƚƚ be hoole
¶ A medecẏne for wormẏs called anguellis
Take pressure made of a lombe that was borne in vntyme &̄ maake therof
.iij. morcellis and put it in a gut of a coluer and fede her therwith
and loke the hawke be voide when ye yeue hir thys medecyne.
¶ Also take Iuce of dragonys and put fuƚƚ the gut of a pegion and then
cut it and departe it as the hawke may ouerswolow it. and put it in his
body. and knytt his beke for castyng
¶ Also yeue hir the ballockys of a Buc as hote as thay ben cut owte. and
make powdre of the pyntyƚƚ and cast it vppō the flesħ of a Cat. and fede
her therwith & she shaƚƚ be hooƚƚ.
An hawke Tẏrith. Fedith. Goorgith. Bekith. Rousith. Enduẏth. Mutith.
Perchẏth. Ioẏkith. Puttithouer. Proẏnẏth. Plommẏth. She warbullith. and
mantellith.
She tyrith vppon Rumppys. She fedith on aƚƚ maner of flesħ. She goorgïth
when she fillith hir goorge with meete. She bekyth when she sewith: that
is to say she wypith hir beke. She Rousith when she shakith aƚƚ hir
federis and hir body to gedre. She Enduyth when hir meete in hir
bowellys faƚƚ to digestion. She mutith when she auoydith hir order. She
perchith when she stondyth on any maner bowe or perch. She Ioykith when
she slepith. She puttithouer when she Euoidith hir meete owte of hir
goorge in to hir bowillis. She proynith when she fetchyth oyle with hir
beke ou̇ hir tayle and anoyntith hir fetr & hir federis. She plōmyth
when she pullith federis of any fowle or of any other thyng and castys
hem from her She warbbelyth when she drawith booth her wyngys ouer the
myddys of her boeke. and ther they mete both and softely shakyth them.
and let hem faƚƚ ayen. And she mantyllith when she stretchith her oon
wyng a long after her lege. and afterwarde that other wyng. and moost
comynly she doth that affore or she warbelyth hir.
¶ The namẏs of a Spare hauke as Ostrigers and Sparuiters haue determẏned
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