Health and Wellness

A Collection of Seven and Fifty approved Reciepts Good against the Plague

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Excerpt: "Take an Onion and cut him overthwart, then make a little hole in each peece, the which you shall fill with fine Triacle, then set the pieces together again as they were before, then wrap them in a white linnen cloth. Putting it so to roast in the Embers and Ashes, then when it is roasted enough press out all the juice of it: and give the patient a spoonful thereof to drink, and ſo by Gods help he shall feel saſe and most undoubtedly be healed."

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2CHAP. 1. An approved Remedy againſt the Peſtilence be it never ſo vehement.

3CHAP. 2. A very good perfume againſt the Plague.

4CHAP. 3. Another very good Remedy againſt the Plague.

5CHAP. 4. For him that is ſick of the Plague.

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6CHAP. 5. A marvellous preſervative againſt the Plague.

7CHAP. 6. An approved good ointment to make an Impoſtume break and the Plague ſore to fall off.

8CHAP. 7. Another remedy againſt the Plague.

9CHAP. 8. Another very good Remedy againſt the Plague.

10CHAP. 9. Another perfect Receipt againſt the Plague.

11CHAP. 10. Another againſt the Plague.

12CHAP. 11. A thing often experimented againſt the Plague.

13CHAP. 12. A preſervative againſt the Plague proved oftentimes.

14CHAP. 13. Another.

15CHAP. 14. In a ſuſpect time of the Plague.

16CHAP. 15. Another moſt excellent Medicine good againſt the Plague.

17CHAP. 16. A rare and perfect ſecret againſt the Plague.

18CHAP. 17. Another very rare approved Receipt.

19CHAP. 18. To make a Carbuncle and all other Botches Impoſtumes and Plague ſores to break, a preſent remedy and very eaſie to be made.

20CHAP. 19. A very good Remedy againſt the Marks of the plague commonly called Gods marks or God tokens.

21CHAP. 20. Againſt the mortality of the Peſtilence an approved remedy.

22CHAP. 21. To make little round balls good againſt the Plague.

23CHAP. 22. A very perfect oyl Againſt the Plague and all manner of poyſon.

24CHAP. 23. A marvelous ſecret for to preſerve a man from the Plague and hath been proved in England of all the Phyſicians in that great and vehement Plague in the year 1348, and in the year 1625 in London, that in the year 1348 crept throughout all the known world, and Authors affirm that there was never any perſon that uſed this ſecret but was by Gods grace preſerved from the Plague.

25CHAP. 24. A very ſure and perfect remedy to cure a man of the Peſtilence.

26CHAP. 25. A preſent remedy to heal the Peſtilence by drawing out the venome from the ſore approved.

27CHAP. 26. How to make balls to ſmell to in time of the Plague.

28CHAP. 27. An excellent perfume for a chamber in the time of a Plague or Peſtilence.

29CHAP. 28. Againſt the Plague.

30CHAP. 29. Another againſt the Plague.

31CHAP. 30. A preſervative in time of Peſtilence, and againſt all venome or poyſon, and againſt the biting of a mad Dog.

32CHAP. 31. An approved compoſition as well to preſerve as to heal, very good in the time of a contagious Plague.

33CHAP. 32. Another moſt excellent Compoſition, and a very good preſervative againſt the Peſtilence often tried and experienced.

34CHAP. 33. Another compoſition in powder, but in another manner for the ſame purpoſe.

35CHAP. 34. Common Pills very good for the ſame.

36CHAP. 35. Antidotes or Medicines, and comfortable preſervative of ſmall coſt eaſie to find that poor people may prepare for themſelves.

37CHAP. 36. Another rare Medicine.

38CHAP. 37. It is requiſite to ſpeak ſomething of a ſavour and ſweet ſmell; as powders balls waters and perfumes, and firſt of a powder for many purpoſes.

39CHAP. 38. Another ſweet ſmelling ball.

40CHAP. 39. Another ſweet ball more ſweet for the ſummer.

41CHAP. 40. Of five outward Remedies, to purge the Aire, the preſenteſt and eaſieſt and of ſmalleſt price for perſons low in eſtate and condition.

42CHAP. 41. Eight Cauſions for the whole ſum of governing of mans body eſpecially in the time of the Plague.

43CHAP. 42. A ſoverain powder againſt the venome of the Plague, fit for Princes and Rich people.

44CHAP. 43. How to make a powder for the poorer ſort of people.

45CHAP. 44. How with little coſt to make a drink for the poor.

46CHAP. 45. A drink that hath been proved good againſt the Plague.

47CHAP. 46. How opiate is made.

48CHAP. 47. How to make a drink meat after the taking of Opiate, or to be mixed with the Opiate for the ſtrongeſt or meaneſt men according to the time and place.

49CHAP. 48. How to make a good drink for the poor.

50CHAP. 49. How to make a drink to cauſe one to ſweat.