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 1 4 |       in the surrounding parts. Boiled mullein, the raw leaves
 2 4 |         of the trefoil, and the boiled leaves of the epipetrum,
 3 4 |  horehound, all these are to be boiled; and more especially the
 4 4 |       the pomegranate are to be boiled in like manner. These are
 5 4 |         these, linseed is to be boiled up and mixed by pounding
 6 4 |       inflamed, lentil is to be boiled in wine and finely triturated,
 7 4 |       of the hip-tree are to be boiled in water and pounded in
 8 5 |       resin has been previously boiled, boil the resin in the wine
 9 5 |       until it become hard like boiled honey; then take out the
10 5 |         then the myrrh is to be boiled by itself, stirring it in
11 5 | shavings of the lotus have been boiled, frankincense, of myrrh
12 5 |         a small quantity, to be boiled with wine. Another:-Of frankincense
13 9 |         the medicine, and apply boiled wakerobin in a soft state,
14 13|      used as a liniment. Having boiled the leaves of the wakerobin
15 13|    otherwise, let squill, twice boiled, be pounded and spread upon