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

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

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Take the Roots of Angilica, Gentian, Zedoaria, of the roots of Tormentille the ſeeds of Coxalidas Citrie Mallie, Cinamon, elect with a kind of Caſia of yellow or red Sandal or Sanders Cardus Benedictus of each two drams, a dram and a half of Oringe Pills, one dram of the ſcrapings of Ivory, half a dram of red Corrall the like weight of fine Sugar, put to all theſe things as the powder ſhall ſeem pleaſant and good, or if you will ſeek another way as is ſpoken of in the firſt preſervative, as concerning the quantity of this compoſition, at every time, and the time of uſing it let it be as the other before, but if you will have them both let them not be of a like ſort, but the one being in powder in tablits the other in Opiat, or maſs, with pills.

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