A medecẏne for to make an hawke to cast that is a comberẏd with castẏng with in her bodẏ

Take the Iuce of Salandyne. and wete a morceƚƚ of flesħ therin. the mowntenaunce of a Note. and yeue that morceƚƚ to the hawke. and that shaƚƚ make hir for to cast hir olde casttyng. and the hawke shaƚƚ be safe.

¶ A medecẏne for an hawke that will soure

Wassħ the flesħ that yowre hawke shaƚƚ be fedde with: in y^e Iuce of feneƚƚ. and that shaƚƚ take away that pride from hir and make hir to leue hir sowryng whether she be lene or fatte. And mony tymes an hawke wiƚƚ sowre whan she lackyth bathyng.

¶ A medecẏne for an hawke that is lowse.

Take quycke siluer and put it in a bassien of brasse. and do ther to saladyne: and askys. and medyƚƚ it wele to geder. tyƚƚ aƚƚ the quycke siluer be dede. and medyƚƚ therto fat of bonnys. and anoynte the hawke ther with. and hang it aboute hir necke tyƚƚ it faƚƚ a way. and that shaƚƚ slee the lies.

¶ Also powdre of orpement blowen vppon an hawke: with a penne shaƚƚ slee the lies.

¶ Also take a dagon or pece of Rough blanket vnshoron and holde it to the fire. vnto tyme it be thorough owte warme and wrappe the hawke therin. and than holde hir softely and stylly. for hurtyng in yowre hondys. and the vermyn wiƚƚ crepe in to the cloth.

¶ Also holde hir in the sonne in a fayre day. & ye shaƚƚ se the vermyn crepe owte vppon her federis. then take a knyfe and wete the oon side of the blade therof w^t yowre mowth. &̄ alway as thay appere lay the wete side of the knyfe to theym. and they wiƚƚ cleue ther to. and then ye may slee thaym.

¶ The opẏnẏon of Ostregiers.

After the opynyon of many Ostregiers: and ye fede yowre hawke contynually with Porke with Iayes. with Pyes. Or especially bere hir moch in Rayeny weder. thay shaƚƚ be lowse.

¶ Ostregeris. Speruiteris. Faukeneris.

Now be cause I speke of Ostregeris: ye shaƚƚ vnderstonde that thay be calde Ostregeris that kepe Goshawkys. or Tercellis. and tho that kepe Sperhawkys and muskettys ben called Speruiteris. and keperis of aƚƚ other hawkys ben callidde Faukeneris.

¶ The length of the Gesse. Lewnes. Tẏrettis. and how theẏ be fastined. & Bewettis

Hawkys haue aboute ther legges Gesse made of leder most commynly. some of silke. wich shulde be no lenger bot that the knottis of theym shulde. appere in myddys of the lefte honde: betwene the longe fyngre and the leche fyngre. be cause the lewnes shulde be fastened to theym. with a payre of tyrettis. wich tyrettis shuld rest vppon the lewnes. and not vppon the gesses. for hyngyng and fastynyng vppon trees when she flyeth. and the saame lewnes. yow shaƚƚ fastyn than abowte yowre lyttyƚƚ fyngre slackely. in compaysyng the saame in .iiij. or .v. folde. as a bowstryng vnocupyede and the terettys serue to kepe hir from wyndyng whan she bathes ¶ Also thessame letheris that be putt in hir bellis: to be fastyned a boute hir leggys ye shaƚƚ calle Bewettis.

¶ Creaunce.

Also ye shaƚƚ caƚƚ the long lyne that ye do caƚƚ youre hawke to Reclaym with: yowre Creaunce. what so euer it be.

¶ A medecẏne for an hawke that will cast flesh

Putt the flesħ that yowre hawke shaƚƚ eete: in fayre water. and fede her therwith .iij. days. and she shaƚƚ holde hir flesħ at the best.

¶ A medecẏne for an hawke that has lost here corrage.

An hawke that hath loost her corrage: aman may knawe if he wiƚƚ take good hede. For siche is hir maner. whan she is cast to a fowle. she fleith a waywarde as thogh she knewe nott the fowle. Or ellis she wiƚƚ flie a littyƚƚ way after. and a noon she yeueth it vpp. and for suche an hawke thys is a goode medecyn.

¶ Take Oyle of spayne and tempere it with clere wyne. and with the yolke of an egge and put therin befe. and therof yeue to yowre hawke .v. morcellis. and then set hir in the sonne. and at euen fede hir with an olde hote coluer. and if ye fede hir thꝰ iij tymys that hawke was neuer so lusty nor so Ioly before. as she wiƚƚ be after and come to hir owne corege.

¶ Othir make poudre of mecles that stynkith. and putt the poudre on the flesħ of a pecoke and mediƚƚ the blode of the pecoke among the poudre. and make hir to eete the flesħ.