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

CHAP. 46. How opiate is made.

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Take of the firſt or ſecond powder Oringe pills conſerved of each an ounce and a half, the conſerve of Roſes the conſerve of Bugloſs, two ounces of each of the ſirrup of the juce of Cittorns Oringes or Lemons or elſe of Oxalis, or Omphacini, ſufficient make of it a licquid Electuary in form of an Opiate, whereof take an ounce or more and drink ſome of the foreſaid liquors and ſuch as here follow, you may mingle an ounce of purſlane with the ſaid liquor.

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