A Continuation of morning-exercise questions and cases of conscience practically resolvedA Continuation of morning-exercise questions and cases of conscience practicaly resolved

1. Take pretty strong Wort, and boil in five Gallons, till it come to three, of the leaves of Balm, Bo•age, Agrimony, Sca•i•us and Wild-Marjoram (or Pot Marjoram, where the other cannot be got) each two small handful of the Roots of Dandelion and Polypody, each two ounces, use it as you do other Beer; and when you turn it up (casting out the Herbs and Roots before you put Barm to it) put in it this following bag to three Gallons.

1. Take pretty strong Wort, and boyl in five Gallons, till it come to three, of the leaves of Balm, Bo•age, Agrimony, Sca•i•us and Wild-Marjorum (or Pot Marjorum, where the other cannot be got) each two small handful of the Roots of Dandelion and Polipody, each two ounces, use it as you do other Beer; and when you turn it up (casting out the Herbs and Roots before you put Barm to it) put in it this following bag to three Gallons.

1. Take of Senna three ounces and an half, of Wild-Marjoram and S•••t-Marjoram each a small handful, of Liquorice scraped and Aniseed bruised each an ounce, of Chalk pounded a pound, and three gads of Steel, put ⟨p. 300⟩all in a thin Canvass bag, and so hang it by a Thread, that the bottom only may touch the bottom of the Vessel, when it hath stood two days drink a pint every morning till it is done (a full body that can bear more purging, may take another draught at five a Clock, and one that suspecteth a bilious lives and Gall, may put but three ounces of Senna, and one of Rhubarb.

1. Take of Sena three ounces and an half, of Wild-Marjorum and St-Marjorum each a small handful, of Liquorice scrapt and Anniseed bruised each an ounce, of Chalk pund a pound, and three gads of Steel, put