Take half a pint of milk 2 spoonfulls of grat’d white bread take
Singreen and cut off the red edge and pound it and take 2 spoonfulls
of the juice and put into ye milk and bread and a spoonfull of damask
rose leaves shred mixt and let it boyle altogether very well to the
thickness of a poultise then take it off the fire & put into it a
spoonfull of civill or Sallet oyle. this poultise must be laid upon ye
foregoing ointment till ye flesh is grown even & then leave off this
poultise and use only y^e ointment to skin it.
If the sinews are injured take Snails with their house & prick them
whence will come a water with which anoint y^e wound with a feather
before you lay on the poultise, change y^e poultice twice a day.
If any watery humour feeds ye wound then make a plaister with y^e white
of an egg wheat flour bole-armeniack & vinegar and lay it above the
wound.
To bring the skin to the couler again Take a handfull of parsley roots
washt & scraped very clean & shred very small boyle them in half a pint
of cream and anoint therewith.
If the Scauld or burn is on the head when the wound is well anoint it
with honey to make ye hair grow again.