And when you take the Cocks out of the Bags or Stives, lick with your Tongue the Eyes and Heads of them, and so put them into their Pens, and so fill their Troughs with Cock-bread cut into small square bits, and steept in Urine, that so the Cocks may feed whilst ’tis warm; for this will cause their Scowering Pills to work and greatly cleanse, and purify both the Head and Body of your Cock. _Of the several Ways of making Cock-bread._ Now to make Cock-bread aright, and at the same time, to have it suit with every Feeder’s humour, is a thing altogether impossible; seeing we are _quot Homines tot Sententiæ_. _How to make the ordinary Cock-bread._ Some fancy that the common Bakers Bread is as good as any: Others will tell you that there must be some _Bean_, or _Pease_ Meal put amongst it, and a few _Anniseeds_, with the Whites of Eggs; and this is the best Cock-bread say they. _Another Receipt for to make Cock-bread._ But there are others will tell you, that you must take of _Wheat_, _Pease_, _Beans_, and _Oates_, of each a like quantity in _Meal_, or _Flower_ finely dressed, with the Juice of _Liquorish_, and a little _Sack_, or strong _Stale-Beer_, with Brown _Sugar-candy_, _Anniseeds_, _Carroway-seeds_, mixed together: But if the Season be very hot, you must put _White-Wine_ instead of _Sack_, and as much common Ale as will make the Flower up into Dough, with the Whites of ten or twenty Eggs, and a Yolk or two amongst them; and this they take to be the best sort of Bread for to Feed Cocks withall. _How to make the best sort of Cock-bread._ But in my opinion there is yet a better sort than any of these, and I make it thus, _viz._ of the best and finest Wheat-meal, I take three-quarters of a Peck, and one quarter of Oat-meal of the purest sort, and first of all mix these well together; then add the Whites of twenty new laid Eggs, four Yolks, an Ounce of the best extract of _Liquorish_, and as much of the fine Powder of brown _Sugar-candy_, a quarter of an Ounce of _Anniseeds_, and _Carroway-seeds_ grossly bruised, with a Lump of good sweet _Butter_ as big as your fist at least, and a quarter of a Pint or more of the best _White-Wine_ that can be bought for Mony, with three or four spoonfulls of Syrup of _Clove-gilliflowers_ put into it, and a Date or two, with some Candyed _Eringo Roots_ cut very small so that it may be scattered into every part, and let these Ingredients be all well worked together, in some Tub, or Pan fit for that purpose, with your hands, until you are Satisfied that they are thoroughly incorporated.