¶ It dryveth the wyndes out of the body, and is good agaynst the evyll stomake.
¶ It easeth the fayntenes of the harte, the payn of the mylte, the yelowe Jandis, the dropsy, the yll lymmes, the goute, in the handes and in the fete, the payne in the brestes whan they be swollen, and heleth al diseases in the bladder, and breaketh the stone.
¶ It withdryveth venym that hath been taken in meat or in drynke, whā a lytell tryacle is put therto.
¶ It heleth the flanckes[55] and all dyseases coming of colde.
¶ It heleth the brennyng of the body, and of al membres whan it is rubbed therewith by the fyre viii dayes contynnynge.
¶ It is good to be dronke agaynst the sodeyn dede.
¶ It heleth all scabbes of the body, and all colde swellynges, enoynted or washed therwith, and also a lytell thereof dronke.
¶ It heleth all shronke sinewes, and causeth them to become softe and right.
¶ It heleth the febres tertiana and quartana, when it is dronke an houre before, or the febres becometh on a body.
¶ It heleth the venymous bytes, and also of a madde dogge, whan they be wasshed therwith.