A medecẏne for an hawke that hath a sekenesse the wich is called the aggresteẏne.
Whan ye se yowre hawke hurte his fete with his Beke. and pullyth her tayƚƚ. then she hath the aggresteyne. For this sekennese take Merde of a dove. and of a shepe. and of an allow. and stronge vynegre. and do aƚƚ softely in a bassyn of brasse. &̄ Medyƚƚ hem wele to geder: to serue .iij. days after. and yeue hir flesħ of a coluer with ony and with powder of peper. and set hir in a derke place. and doo so .iv. days. and when ye see New federis in the tayƚƚ. wasħ hir with euerose. and she shaƚƚ be hoole and saafe.
¶ A medecẏne for an hawke that hath the croampe in hir wẏnges and how it cummẏth.
For this Croampe take a whyte looff of brede sumwat colder then it commyth owt of the oouen. and let holde the hawke sooftely for hurtyng. and kut the loofe almoost thorow owte. and display the wynge esely. and holde it betwene the .ij. partes of the loofe. and let it be hoolde so. the space of alfe a quarter of an howre. and she shaƚƚ be hoole.
¶ The Croampe commyth to an hawke with takyng of coolde in hir yowthe. Therfore it is goode for an hawke to kepe hir warme: yonge and hoold. and this medycyne is good at aƚƚ tymes for hir whether she be yonge or holde.