Transcribe
Translate
Francis Smith medical recipe book, 1704
Page 196
More information
digital collection
archival collection guide
transcription tips
It is good to cure all sorts of Green wounds and bitings of mad dogs dressed after this manner drop some of ye balsam into ye wound and lay a Cloth dipt in ye Balsam over ye wound: to aperson yt is bit by a mad dog give one spoonfull inwardly and a spoonfull or two of plantine water after it you must not tent any wound: For a broken Veine and spitting of blood give conserve of Roses the Quantity of a nuttmeg moistened with 4 or 5 drops of ye Balsam going to bed and twise in ye day time. For ye Spleen Scurvy or Surfeit give one spoonfull by it self or in a draught of small beare do ye same for an Ulcer in ye Lungs note yt whensoever it is taken inwardly. you must give a spoonfull or two of plantin wather after.
Saving...
prev
next
It is good to cure all sorts of Green wounds and bitings of mad dogs dressed after this manner drop some of ye balsam into ye wound and lay a Cloth dipt in ye Balsam over ye wound: to aperson yt is bit by a mad dog give one spoonfull inwardly and a spoonfull or two of plantine water after it you must not tent any wound: For a broken Veine and spitting of blood give conserve of Roses the Quantity of a nuttmeg moistened with 4 or 5 drops of ye Balsam going to bed and twise in ye day time. For ye Spleen Scurvy or Surfeit give one spoonfull by it self or in a draught of small beare do ye same for an Ulcer in ye Lungs note yt whensoever it is taken inwardly. you must give a spoonfull or two of plantin wather after.
Szathmary Culinary Manuscripts and Cookbooks
sidebar
