The Hartlib Papers

Title:Various Recipes
Dating:undated
Ref:68/3/23A-27B:   23B, 25B, 26B, 27B BLANK
[68/3/23A]

[Hartlib:]
If the Preparative <2> Pils worke 3 or 4 stooles then take out of the purging Powder 15 or 20 graines.
The Cordial must also bee taken in bed else it will doe no good.
In the Pill or purging days drinke your drinke morning and evening warme
Take the pils in conserve of rose.
The purging-powder in a little rhenish wine mixed with sugar.
It must give 12. or 14. stooles.
one of the remaining pills and 2 of the preparative pils may one morning hereafter bee taken together.
When you vse the Physick to take heed of wet and windie weather.
Purge mix with 5. spoone-fuls of Rhurwine or posset ale sweetened. take it 6. a Clock in morne. fast 2. houres. drinke broth or posset ale [once?] 3 quart. of an houre:
     If [dyet-ale?] proue the hot syrup of Violets 2 spoonefuls mix with it.
[68/3/24A]

[another hand:]
Sweet fenell sede anesed
[Caraway sede gromen?] sed
Comen sed, brused in a
morter and you [mus?] pot in
a [fue redros leaf?] and Camimiele
flores and broiel them well together
[word deleted] and [pote?] in a gud sponfoll
of glester shouger it [mus?] be well straned.
[at right-angles, part of an address?]
[68/3/24B]

               for the ston
Take a quort of Milke & a quort of Ale & make a posite & let yet bee Cler., then take som marish[altered] Mallow ruts & scrap them Clen, about a penworth & slice them, & a letle horse redish rute. a letle swet fenell<above: e> seeds. a letle grene lickirish & boyle all these togeather well tell they Com to a quort, then giue the party a quorter of a pinte at a time to Drinke sweten yet with surop of Marish Mallowes
[68/3/25A]

[Hartlib:]
                    Break-feast.
          trie To steepe Raisins and Corantes.
                     in Meath./
[68/3/26A]

                      Mr Morian
                         Receit imparted to Mr Boyle
                         against the stone in the
                              Kidney's.
                         of transcendent successe
[to the left:]
to bee vsed in White-wine once twice or thrice a month.
It freed one one of his friends perfectly of his torments, and when hee dyed being dissected nothing was found in him at all.
[68/3/27A]

[another hand:]
Receit Cyprus uncia ´ aqua ranarum decies lotæ Cassiæ[altered] recens extractæ uncia j misce.