iii a am in Eden; ¢ Or, 
aR ae cfimte e ect ar ee © emt a ea : area a 
The Temperatures 
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* The ordinary ¢ ereat Celandine: is manifettly hor and dry,and that inthe hi 
Degree ; and withall, feourech and cleaned effectually, 
a a: “The Siguarne and Vertue, } 
rifotle will not admnic chat this Herb curech th 
s, yet it hath been proved, by experienc is one o 
for mens Bye thar is; forthe juyce dropped into the Eyes, clenfeth chen — 
films ‘arid clowdinels, which darken the fight ; but itis belt tdallay che tharp- 
peck Saab little Breatt-Milk, - Mr, Cul; per {3 il , that the Oyi Or ‘Oynt- 
“ment is molt Szcing Ue bycawih ene ae ee i ee 
_ then‘endan Roots boyled in 
ftrnétions of ihe eEietandGal helper ne yell undice b ~ 
_ which is plainly fignified by the yellow jnyce; and, rE often ufing, it helps 
the Dropfie, and the Be Tech, and thofe that have old foresin their Legs, or other 
parts ofthe Body, The juyce thereof taken fafting, is held to be of fineular 
yt againit the Plague or  Peltilence, oe fo is the diftilled water alfoy ¥ with 
vor other fuch like reading Can , 
UF Ne etl ore st the Navel, ta 
taketh away the pait an 7 ome 
ow; or loofe Tooth, 
