16. Inwardly given, it is conducent against bloody Fluxes of every kind.

17. Also externally applied, it wonderfully stops Blood in Wounds,

especially if after it is calcined and reduced to Powder, it be mixed

with Cobwebbs or Peacocks Dung, or which is better, when Steel hath

been dissolved in it.

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