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Wyrc briw to þon ilcan: wuducunellan, hleomoc. Bewyl þara meolce þriddan dæl. Þære wyrte of þam meolcum. Scead hwæten mela þær on and ete þone briw cealdne and supe þa meoluc. Him bið sona sel. Gif se briw and se drenc inne gewuniað, þu meaht þone man gelacnian. Gif hit offleogeð him, bið selre þæt þu hine na ne grete him. Biþ his feorh adl getenge.
Make a pottage for the same [disease]: [take] breckland thyme, brooklime. Boil in milk to a third part. [Take] the herbs from the milk. Shed wheat meal thereon and eat that cold pottage and sup the milk. Soon he will be well. If the pottage and the drink remain in [him], you might heal that person. If it flees him, it is better that you not treat him. His life-ending disease is near.
xxiii. Gif wyrmas beoþ on mannes innoðe: wyl on buteran grene rudan. Drinc on neaht nestig scenc fulne. Hi gewitað ealle aweg mid þy utgange and he bið sona hal.
xxiii. If worms are in someone's gut: boil green mountain rue in butter. Drink a cupful after a night's fast. They all will depart away with a bowel movement and soon he will be whole.
To þon ilcan: genim cymenes dust. Meng to gate geallan and fearres. Gnid þone nafolan mid ealle. Hi gewitaþ niþer of þæm men.
For the same [problem]: take the dust of caraway. Mix [it] into the gall of a goat and the gall of a bull. Rub the navel with i[it]. They all will depart downward from the person.
xxiiii. Wiþ lið wærce: sing .viiii. siþum þis gealdor þær on and þin spatl spiw on, "Malignus obligauit. Angelus curauit. Dominus saluauit." Him biþ sona sel.
xxiiii. For joint pain: sing this chant nine times on it and spit your spittle on [it], "The evil one bound. The angel cured. The Lord saved." Soon he will be well.
To þon ilcan: genim culfran tord and gate tord. Drige swiðe and gnid to duste. Meng wiþ hunig and wiþ butran. Smire mid þa leoþu.
For the same [pain]: take pigeon dung and goat dung. Dry fully and grind to dust. Mix with honey and with butter. Smear the joints with [it].
xxv. Wiþ weartum: genim hundes micgean and muse blod. Meng tosomne. Smire þa weartan. Hi gewitaþ sona aweg.
xxv. For warts: take the urine of a dog and the blood of a mouse. Mix together. Smear the warts. Soon they will depart away.
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