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 1 5 |        acquire the thickness of honey; then put it into a bronze
 2 5 |       bronze pot with the fresh honey and sweet wine, in which
 3 5 |         become hard like boiled honey; then take out the resin
 4 5 |      the wine, and third of the honey and myrrh, either the liquid (
 5 5 |       gall of an ox, the finest honey, white wine, in which the
 6 5 |     proportion of wine, next of honey, and least of the gall.
 7 5 |   Another:-Wine, a little cedar honey, of dried things, the flowers
 8 5 |       saffron three drachms, of honey a small quantity, to be
 9 6 |    without wine, and along with honey. Another:-Boiling the shavings
10 7 |       vinegar of a white color, honey, Egyptian alum, the finest
11 8 | internal fatty part, resembling honey, of a fig much dried, of
12 9 |      dry, or moistening it with honey. But if you use the caricum
13 10|       not large, and the finest honey, of double the size of the
14 11|       melilot and mixed it with honey, use as a plaster. For nerves (