Here foloweth thre practyses, nowe vsed at Mountpyller, by mon syre Emery. a romayne borne in Rome, a doctoure in astronomye [et] phesyke and other doth practyse the same, fyrste an oyle, or onement, and a powder, and the. iii. a water, for many infyrmytes and deseases for the health of the body.

Title

Here foloweth thre practyses, nowe vsed at Mountpyller, by mon syre Emery. a romayne borne in Rome, a doctoure in astronomye [et] phesyke and other doth practyse the same, fyrste an oyle, or onement, and a powder, and the. iii. a water, for many infyrmytes and deseases for the health of the body.

Author

Emery, John, doctoure in astronomye et phesyke.

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[[London] :: Newly imprynted by me Robert wyer,

[1554?]]

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Medicine -- France -- Early works to 1800.

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  • ¶Of oyle of mandrage.
  • ¶Oyle of Lylye.
  • ¶Oyle of yuy.
  • ¶Oyle of populeon.
  • ¶Oyle de bay.
  • ¶Oyle of Feuerfoy.
  • ¶Oyle of Sauyne.
  • ¶Oyle of Byrche.
  • ¶An oyntement of elme.
  • ¶Oyle of pulyoll, or hullewort.
  • ¶Oyle of Egges.
  • ¶Oyle of whete.
  • ¶Thus endeth the Fyrste practyse of oyles. ¶And hereafter foloweth the practyse of Powdres.
  • ¶A powder agaynst cardyacle.
  • ¶Powder agaynst flux.
  • ¶Powdre for delycate men.
  • ¶Powdre agaynst theouar.
  • ¶Powdre for woundes.
  • ¶Powdre of Betoyne.
  • ¶Here endeth the practyse of powdres. ¶And foloweth the practyse of waters, necessary.
  • ¶water of Coperose.
  • ¶water to sle fowle wormes.
  • ¶water of dragons.
  • ¶water of Tormentyll.
  • ¶water of Bytayne.
  • ¶water of Egrymone.
  • ¶water of auence.
  • ¶water of bawme.
  • ¶water of longe de befe.
  • ¶water of pympernell.
  • ¶water of Fenell.
  • ¶water of Columbyne.
  • ¶water of mynte
  • ¶water of Valerian.
  • ¶Here foloweth of the moste profytablest tyme that beth to drawe blode of men and women. Nowe it is to say al the dayes moste profytable and beste.