Diacalaminthe Simple

College. ] Take of Mountain Calaminth, Pennyroyal, Origanum, the seeds of Maced on i an Parsley, common Parsley, and Hartwort, of each two drams, the seeds of Smallage, the tops of Thyme of each half an ounce, the seeds of Lovage, black Pepper, of each an ounce, make them into powder according to art. Culpeper. ] It heats and comforts cold bodies, cuts thick and gro flegm, provokes urine and the menses. I confe this differs something from Galen , but is better for our bodies in my opinion than his. It expels wind exceedingly, you may take half a dram of the powder at a time. There is nothing surer than that all their powders will keep better in Electuaries than they will in powders, and into such a body, you may make it with two pound and an half of white sugar di olved in rose water.