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quadgram	frequency
and dry in the	251
a quarter of a	237
is good for the	170
and give it him	147
quarter of a pound	146
it is good for	140
is hot and dry	138
and is good for	138
hot and dry in	136
in the third degree	134
in the second degree	127
for the cure of	123
dry in the second	118
of each a like	115
to the opinion of	112
according to the opinion	111
dry in the third	111
of a pound of	104
of the powder of	103
in a quart of	102
each a like quantity	95
and put it into	92
things good in general	91
half a pound of	90
the price the pound	88
the opinion of the	87
half an ounce of	86
lay it to the	86
if it be in	84
giue it the horse	81
the inside of the	79
but if it be	79
particular receipts good for	79
half a pint of	78
take a quart of	78
take a pint of	77
till it be whole	75
and put to it	73
others vse to take	72
put it into a	72
it once a day	72
good for the same	72
it the horse to	71
a quarter of an	71
price the pound is	71
general things good for	70
receipts good for the	68
quarter of a pint	67
apply it to the	67
good in general for	67
the powder of the	66
part of the body	66
a quart of strong	65
the horse to drinke	64
a pint of white	64
and when it is	63
an ounce of the	63
of the oyl of	62
in a pint of	62
if your horse be	62
for the space of	61
as you did before	61
it be in the	61
early english books online	59
that is to say	58
take an ounce of	58
of each an ounce	58
and lay it to	58
of a pint of	58
any part of the	57
the top of the	57
is a sign of	56
on the inside of	56
it is a sign	56
of each half a	56
and so let him	55
with a hot iron	55
a good quantity of	54
for the most part	54
is good for all	54
then take it off	53
with the powder of	53
the white of an	52
a horse that is	52
let him blood in	52
give it the horse	52
the juice of the	51
is hot in the	51
it is a signe	51
it from the fire	50
the table of simples	50
the time of the	49
for a horse that	49
and put into it	48
him blood in the	48
of the ancient farriers	47
or for want of	47
are hot and dry	47
as much of the	47
it is good to	47
you may give him	46
of each two ounces	46
then you shall take	46
in any part of	46
put them into a	46
it for your use	46
are cured by the	46
the cure of it	45
in the morning fasting	45
take it from the	45
and let him stand	44
give him this drink	44
good for the cure	44
then give him a	44
other farriers vse to	44
and let him fast	44
there be other farriers	44
the signes to know	43
in the table of	43
with the outward reyn	43
and it will cure	43
made into fine powder	43
i would haue you	42
till it come to	42
in two or three	42
the quantity of a	42
him upon the hanches	41
and giue it the	41
and a quarter of	41
give it him luke	41
and apply it to	41
once a day till	41
a quart of ale	41
it on the fire	41
and a half of	40
of each like quantity	40
and it is a	40
in the fourth degree	40
at the same time	40
is a signe of	40
in a short time	40
these infirmities are cured	40
the setting on of	40
things good for the	40
at the end of	39
and if it be	39
and put them into	39
all these infirmities are	39
infirmities are cured by	39
him up to the	39
and give it the	38
it come to a	38
set him up warm	38
and is good to	37
the bigness of a	37
the distilled water of	37
and order him as	37
two or three days	37
up to the rack	37
the root of the	37
as soon as you	37
vntill it be whole	37
the office of the	36
keep it for your	36
for mine owne part	36
the end of the	36
a pint of sallet	36
but if he be	36
for terra a terra	36
puts him upon the	36
three or four days	36
into a quart of	36
is hote and dry	36
parts of the body	36
if it be not	35
opinion of the ancient	35
then it is a	35
the horse to drink	35
in the first degree	35
three or four times	35
the rest of the	35
a day or two	35
the cure of the	35
in general for the	34
renewing it once a	34
is very good for	34
two or three times	34
by reason of the	34
of each three ounces	34
to make a horse	34
and as much of	34
if it be a	34
be other farriers which	33
twice or thrice a	33
him a quart of	33
it to the place	33
for all manner of	33
the mouth of the	33
obstructions of the liver	33
as big as a	33
for three or four	33
of it in the	33
quart of strong ale	32
you shall take a	32
the bottom of the	32
beaten into fine powder	32
help with the outward	32
of each one ounce	32
hote and dry in	32
a pint and a	32
the like quantity of	32
ounce and a half	32
day till it be	32
his head to the	32
on the outside of	32
or thrice a day	31
to let the horse	31
give him a quart	31
is cold and dry	31
good in general to	31
in the time of	31
give it him blood	31
two or three daies	30
of the juice of	30
hot in the third	30
the oyl of turpentine	30
when the horse is	30
particular receipts for the	30
in the first part	30
it off the fire	30
when a horse is	30
of each half an	30
quarter of an hour	30
you shall vnderstand that	30
him into the stable	30
and so give it	29
general simples good for	29
put it into the	29
blood in the neck	29
white of an egg	29
euery day once vntill	29
in the same manner	29
take a handful of	29
pint and a half	29
is a most excellent	29
dry in the first	29
is a kind of	29
with a pint of	29
once a day vntill	29
then give him this	29
let the horse bloud	29
and is good against	29
halfe a pint of	28
farriers vse to take	28
you have occasion to	28
the inside of his	28
so let him rest	28
and mix it with	28
if there be any	28
heal it up with	28
of the liver and	28
in his outward shoulder	28
him two or three	28
the decoction of the	28
and so let it	28
represented either as utf	28
and particular receipts good	28
characters represented either as	28
mourning of the chine	28
and when you have	28
but if you find	28
give him warm water	28
foundring in the body	28
hot as the horse	28
as the horse can	28
and keep it for	28
and the next day	27
the nature of the	27
let him rest till	27
as hot as the	27
then put to it	27
the juice of it	27
the liver and spleen	27
each half a pound	27
is good against the	27
pint of white wine	27
is also very good	27
take it off the	27
quarter of an ounce	27
by little and little	27
vse to take a	26
and if you find	26
quart of strong beer	26
a quart of new	26
them very well together	26
put to it a	26
any other part of	26
and beaten to powder	26
for want of that	26
one ounce and a	26
is good for a	26
let him stand in	26
take a quarter of	26
halfe a pound of	26
it is good against	26
much as will suffice	26
they come to a	26
if he be a	26
a pretty quantity of	26
much of the powder	26
each half an ounce	26
dry in the fourth	26
it into the horses	26
and let it be	26
take a piece of	26
the outside of the	26
till they come to	26
with the oyl of	26
of it is good	26
and after you have	26
i have told you	25
you must give him	25
things good for it	25
of an ounce of	25
and when they are	25
if the horse be	25
of the root of	25
a day till it	25
as soon as he	25
the time of his	25
it to the soare	25
in my first part	25
take half a pound	25
give it him to	25
setting on of the	25
you may know it	25
and then give him	25
to let him blood	25
it will cure him	25
as much as will	25
once or twice a	25
it a quarter of	24
let his drink be	24
and give him a	24
the obstructions of the	24
general and particular receipts	24
put into it a	24
for two or three	24
it the powder of	24
as you did the	24
and set him up	24
then take it from	24
you must help with	24
a pint of the	24
you did in the	24
in with a hot	24
is a very good	24
give it him in	24
or twice a day	24
renewing it euery day	24
and it will heale	24
as you did in	24
it him to drink	23
soon as you have	23
and you shall see	23
an ounce and a	23
opinion of the most	23
it in the table	23
of a horses body	23
it in a mortar	23
two ounces of the	23
set it on the	23
the cure according to	23
white of an egge	23
a horse that hath	23
the latter end of	23
must help with the	23
and then with a	23
the sole of the	23
in the midst of	23
i must tell you	23
halfe an ounce of	23
that it may not	23
it in a quart	23
for four or five	23
and boyl it in	23
three or four daies	23
give him a little	23
will cause him to	23
the vertues of it	23
of the old farriers	23
in the manner of	22
the virtues of it	22
newly taken from grass	22
out of his mouth	22
how to make a	22
and you shall find	22
the midst of the	22
then wash it with	22
in the first place	22
cure according to the	22
and this is the	22
inside of the turn	22
the price of it	22
him up and down	22
for it is a	22
the roots of the	22
half of strong beer	22
signes to know it	22
in three or four	22
so that it may	22
ounce of the powder	22
vse to take of	22
hot in the second	22
you shall see the	22
then set him up	22
when you come to	22
it euery day once	22
and it will take	22
or the juice of	22
when you use it	22
a great deal of	22
if you find that	22
it will take it	22
give it to the	22
if at any time	22
with the point of	22
warm water and bran	21
it is a great	21
then is the horse	21
the space of three	21
it till it be	21
may know it by	21
and the powder of	21
on both sides of	21
fasting in the morning	21
about the bigness of	21
with the inward reyn	21
on the top of	21
nape of the neck	21
one ounce of the	21
the horse bloud in	21
the top of his	21
mix them well together	21
you come to the	21
if the swelling be	21
other part of the	21
them in a mortar	21
reyn of the bridle	21
and anoint the place	21
notes for div a	21
if he be not	21
it will make him	21
price of it the	21
take the powder of	21
all these into a	21
wash the place with	21
let him blood on	21
time of the cure	21
all these together in	20
early in the morning	20
tied to the pommel	20
you have given him	20
which you may know	20
and it will kill	20
the flower of brimstone	20
and by that means	20
order him as you	20
and boyl them in	20
beaten to powder and	20
which is the best	20
bloud in the necke	20
how to cure all	20
make much of him	20
then put it into	20
of the flower of	20
three quarters of an	20
let him bloud on	20
the strength of the	20
to let him bloud	20
horse bloud in the	20
let him fast two	20
of the iuice of	20
and let him not	20
and make it into	20
the middle of the	20
pellitory of the wall	20
four or five days	20
but if they be	20
and let it remain	20
cold and dry in	20
and when he is	20
then take an ounce	20
as much as you	20
in a very short	20
with an hot iron	20
the cure is to	20
you may know by	20
then take a quart	20
and it will make	20
three ounces of the	20
and it will be	20
to cure all the	20
out of the stable	20
quarters of an ounce	19
them all well together	19
palate of the mouth	19
with a pair of	19
and set it on	19
the cure of all	19
make it up into	19
cure all the diseases	19
in a little time	19
a sign of the	19
a day till the	19
is very good to	19
it to the sore	19
of the horses body	19
him as you did	19
the consumption of the	19
see the virtues of	19
when it is cold	19
the inner rind of	19
to giue the horse	19
to the place grieved	19
both sides of the	19
into very fine powder	19
the reins of the	19
the opinion of some	19
then it is called	19
and it will not	19
both before and after	19
it the horse luke	19
the mourning of the	19
in with your hand	19
with the juice of	19
vse after they haue	19
and an half of	19
of each a handful	19
and if he be	19
if you cannot get	19
that he may not	19
a quart of oats	19
the leaves of the	19
you haue brought him	19
an ointment made of	19
and keep him warm	19
and let him drink	18
a half of strong	18
then give him the	18
and as it were	18
if you find him	18
let him bloud in	18
of each halfe an	18
the cure of them	18
on both sides the	18
all the diseases in	18
of sope and brandy	18
put it into his	18
the heat of the	18
half a quarter of	18
good for all manner	18
five or six days	18
the beginning of the	18
and dissolve it in	18
the roots of his	18
take half a pint	18
as i have told	18
there is nothing more	18
it will not be	18
two or three houres	18
if you intend to	18
very good for the	18
have occasion to use	18
he will do well	18
of it the pound	18
before you give him	18
good for the yellows	18
and when you haue	18
that it may be	18
or a quart of	18
is not to be	18
to bring him to	18
with your green ointment	18
now for the cure	18
ride him a mile	18
him out of the	18
in an earthen pot	18
of the nature of	18
and let it stand	18
the horse can suffer	18
give him a mash	18
the horse in the	18
in the beginning of	18
as will lie upon	18
tye him up to	18
there be others which	18
and he will be	18
horse can suffer it	18
on the right hand	18
the nape of the	18
powder of the root	18
or the powder of	18
and mingle it with	18
giue him to drinke	18
handful or two of	17
the cure of this	17
the hand and the	17
outward reyn of the	17
him bloud in the	17
them to the horse	17
it to the horse	17
you are to observe	17
a signe either of	17
or any other part	17
ride him after it	17
it the pound is	17
the outward reyn of	17
and in a short	17
boyl it in a	17
is also good for	17
and heal it up	17
take a good quantity	17
with a needle and	17
it twice a day	17
is when a horse	17
of all manner of	17
on the left side	17
it in with a	17
receipts for the cure	17
charge of sope and	17
a plaister of pitch	17
is hote in the	17
so that you may	17
boyl all these together	17
the kinds of them	17
if you desire to	17
if he have a	17
that the horse will	17
each half a pint	17
a very short time	17
and it will heal	17
and let it lie	17
it over the fire	17
of the leaves of	17
the nature of a	17
and let him be	17
ride him a little	17
beat them well together	17
a pint of sack	17
well together in a	17
is to take a	17
make it into a	17
and let his drink	17
in a pint and	17
juice of the leaves	17
it hot to the	17
at the setting on	17
time of the year	17
him in the stable	17
pint of the best	17
give him to drink	17
turn him to grass	17
take half an ounce	17
which will make him	17
and lay it on	17
of malt and water	17
two or three spoonfuls	17
the end of a	17
make a plaister of	17
the point of your	17
three or four hours	17
by the help of	17
to give him a	17
in a mortar with	17
with a quart of	17
simples good for it	17
a pint of wine	17
take it off and	17
the horse will be	17
into the horses eye	17
a pint of strong	17
it is a most	16
boyl them in a	16
you shall know by	16
virtues of it in	16
you shall take the	16
that the horse may	16
day and a night	16
mattering of the yard	16
wash the sore with	16
is not able to	16
a little of the	16
the most ancient farriers	16
take a pottle of	16
lay it on the	16
sole of the foot	16
the best way to	16
him a sweet mash	16
or for want thereof	16
you shall find it	16
you shall giue him	16
of each of these	16
a day vntill it	16
look into the turn	16
of each four ounces	16
so as it may	16
the space of two	16
and half an ounce	16
will lie upon a	16
him stand in the	16
setting on of his	16
put all these into	16
and so give them	16
or to give him	16
it in a pint	16
a handful of salt	16
if they be not	16
the charge of sope	16
mingle them well together	16
each halfe an ounce	16
you have brought him	16
a quart of old	16
take two or three	16
now there be other	16
the falling of the	16
thus once a day	16
if you would have	16
is good for any	16
luke warme to drinke	16
a pound of the	16
a handful or two	16
the whites of eggs	16
the head of the	16
for as much as	16
opinion of the old	16
to the end of	16
latter end of the	16
a day vntill the	16
it is an excellent	16
a day and a	16
two or three handfuls	16
when he is hot	16
a pint and an	16
and an ounce of	16
and give it to	16
and he will do	16
a pound of butter	16
is good for ulcers	16
the length of the	16
him three or four	16
the bark of the	16
you are to take	16
take a pound of	16
all the kinds of	16
in four or five	16
it will cure it	16
in three pints of	16
a quart of beer	16
and two or three	16
in a pottle of	16
on the other side	16
the palate of the	16
there is nothing better	16
him vp and downe	16
him a little after	16
continuing so to do	16
quart of new milk	16
then let him blood	16
the early english books	15
in terra a terra	15
you shall let him	15
from proquest page images	15
you must have a	15
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for keying and markup	15
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encoded edition of the	15
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legg and reyn on	15
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canker in the mouth	15
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beaten to fine powder	15
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it once in two	10
juice of it is	10
the parts of the	10
there is no doubt	10
come to a salve	10
very hot to the	10
him look into the	10
after you have let	10
take one ounce of	10
will not be able	10
give him three or	10
come to the place	10
put it to the	10
inward and outward diseases	10
and spread it on	10
a plaister made of	10
is good for old	10
you may find in	10
crick in the neck	10
strain it through a	10
the first thing you	10
the state of the	10
and so apply it	10
of oyle de bay	10
and in three or	10
three pints of stale	10
with water and salt	10
in such sort as	10
of all sorts of	10
it round about the	10
mouth of the bitt	10
there is no question	10
a handful of rue	10
makes him obey the	10
i would have you	10
a pound of sweet	10
each halfe a pound	10
to powder and given	10
is a present remedy	10
and make them into	10
you shall find him	10
is said to be	10
is good for inward	10
and heal up the	10
a pound of green	10
and this will cure	10
till you have made	10
a pint of hony	10
will be in a	10
in general for a	10
and the next morning	10
of all of them	10
it to the bottom	10
and a handful of	10
him bloud on the	10
roots of his ears	10
the eye of the	10
puts him on the	10
beat them to powder	10
the fashion of a	10
it to the beast	10
falling of the fundament	10
the several sorts of	10
turpentine and hogges grease	10
once vntill it be	10
and then giue him	10
it will be the	10
head to the wall	10
good to put into	10
whether it be in	10
and are good to	10
of all sorts to	10
when he hath eaten	10
other farriers which for	10
or four daies after	10
of any venomous beast	10
a very fine powder	10
according to the strength	10
as you shall think	10
as long as the	9
outside of his neck	9
and make it up	9
come to the horse	9
know it by the	9
for the falling sickness	9
each as much as	9
by reason of his	9
the shedding of the	9
then put in your	9
to which you may	9
a pint of sweet	9
the inward reyn of	9
occasion to make use	9
of this disease are	9
and chafe it in	9
in the oyl of	9
it him in the	9
to the horse in	9
and stir them well	9
and in any case	9
taketh away the pin	9
then take off the	9
and ride him after	9
help him with your	9
the cronet of the	9
you are to give	9
the vein of the	9
him a warm mash	9
made in this manner	9
and if he have	9
how you are to	9
which if he do	9
as far as the	9
may bring him to	9
twice a day till	9
horse can endure it	9
the next day wash	9
let it lie on	9
the leaves and roots	9
hard on the hand	9
him fast two houres	9
the iuice of the	9
which you may add	9
fall out of his	9
presses him on the	9
of the best treacle	9
have a care of	9
that you are to	9
in as much as	9
these very well together	9
the body of the	9
of the whole body	9
with two or three	9
that the horse is	9
balls as big as	9
but if the disease	9
the outward rein of	9
pint of sallet oyle	9
with the iuice of	9
be in the shoulder	9
distilled water of it	9
give him a warm	9
and is a very	9
the hoof that hath	9
blown into the eye	9
price of them the	9
it shall be good	9
then lay a plaister	9
first to let the	9
stand upon the bit	9
him in the house	9
take heed of the	9
he will not be	9
quarter of a peck	9
for a week together	9
good for all the	9
and mix them with	9
you would have him	9
the cure thereof according	9
have brought him to	9
you give him this	9
how you may know	9
when you have taken	9
then take a pottle	9
haue brought him to	9
into a pint and	9
shave away the hair	9
outward rein of the	9
you did the other	9
and boyle it in	9
a quart at a	9
mashes or white water	9
and a halfe of	9
the same with the	9
and fasten it to	9
vntill it bee whole	9
and do as you	9
cure thereof according to	9
horse on the outside	9
it cometh to him	9
vp into the horses	9
brought him to that	9
them into fine powder	9
there is no horse	9
at any time he	9
it to the impostume	9
the place of the	9
the horse to be	9
and then you shall	9
a little at once	9
you may put in	9
to know the age	9
it is a certain	9
as to the cure	9
with this anoint the	9
from a cold cause	9
him the former quantity	9
to heal it up	9
and with it wash	9
for if he be	9
griefe be in the	9
i have shewed you	9
take off his saddle	9
the place with a	9
for five or six	9
you take it off	9
into a stiff paste	9
to make it sink	9
little before you take	9
and it will both	9
at liberty without the	9
candy beaten to powder	9
occasion to use them	9
when you have brought	9
applied to the place	9
of the horses head	9
be as thick as	9
others vse onely to	9
to the nature of	9
true manner of making	9
all these in a	9
cold in the first	9
general for the cure	9
of them the pound	9
sheweth the nature of	9
do thus once a	9
a little from the	9
when you have so	9
four times a day	9
temples of the head	9
the biting of a	9
they are to be	9
hot bar of iron	9
are of opinion that	9
in the horses mouth	9
and once a day	9
and one ounce of	9
to take blood from	9
skin from the flesh	9
then you may put	9
quart of old urine	9
put them in a	9
he is troubled with	9
that the horse hath	9
he is to run	9
you give him his	9
action of a trott	9
that he may the	9
and so lay it	9
and put it to	9
the next thing to	9
the elbow of the	9
four or five spoonfuls	9
an ounce and an	9
good store of straw	9
put him on the	9
bows in the gambrels	9
the cure is thus	9
first to wash the	9
is good to cleanse	9
one and the same	9
the former quantity of	9
very good for a	9
boyl all these in	9
take as much of	9
of clean sifted oats	9
or four mornings together	9
let his meat be	9
is a gum that	9
to know this disease	9
as bigge as a	9
to a pint of	9
as you shall see	9
put these into a	9
and boyl them together	9
is good against all	9
to give him any	9
be it never so	9
till you see it	9
by the first medicine	9
or else to take	9
is to be noted	9
and let them be	9
till he be well	9
till the swelling be	9
from the head to	9
and put a little	9
is good for inflammations	9
the grounds of ale	9
take a gallon of	9
if the disease be	9
and it will cause	9
heat it red hot	9
end for which you	9
lay it vpon the	9
and so put it	9
the signes of this	9
dip it in the	9
on the same side	9
or four hours after	9
well in with your	9
to it a quarter	9
his breath will be	9
and that will make	9
other farriers vse first	9
the cure must be	9
the oyl of spike	9
thereof according to the	9
heal up the wound	9
but if you see	9
well with your hand	9
reproduction of original in	9
by meanes of some	9
these horses are of	9
the tender tops of	9
give him as much	9
once the space of	9
pottle of running water	9
hot as you can	9
open it with a	9
is no question but	9
for the biting of	9
farriers which for this	9
put into it of	9
much as you think	9
it to the swelling	9
all these into fine	9
to put him upon	9
let him stand still	9
when he is in	9
you use them to	9
pound and a half	9
it to the grief	9
and are good for	9
one of the clock	9
it into a gally	9
as hot as may	9
so long as you	9
hole in the midst	9
melt all these together	9
and beat them to	9
and put into his	9
of this distemper are	9
his head against the	9
and after he hath	9
and put them in	9
next thing to be	9
with your left hand	9
him rest till the	9
the true manner of	9
in a quarter of	9
wash the wound with	9
hot iron melt it	9
in the winter season	9
let him have no	9
of a peck of	9
is the worst of	9
the leaves and bark	9
for ulcers in the	9
and anoint the sore	9
sides of the neck	9
powder of the dried	9
you shall let the	9
the powder of hony	9
is a great strengthner	9
which ought to be	9
a quart of the	9
together till they come	9
a little at a	9
as in the first	9
then heale it vp	9
liberty without the turn	9
take the juice of	9
and so let the	9
if you do not	9
it up with a	9
to take a pint	9
as much as a	9
and therefore you must	9
inward reyn of the	9
a gallon of strong	9
according to his strength	9
but be sure you	9
ounce of the best	9
now as to the	9
them over the fire	9
be sure to keep	9
the morning before he	9
the hole of the	9
the hollow side of	9
or in any other	9
the manner of making	9
if his eyes be	9
such a place as	9
you may bring him	9
skin and the flesh	9
the full of the	9
of each as much	9
put him to his	9
and put thereto of	9
and applied to the	9
this is a most	9
cough of the lungs	9
it is with the	9
is cold in the	9
bottom of the foot	9
as hot as you	9
toss up his litter	9
spread it upon a	9
the perfect shape of	9
then put him into	9
a good handfull of	9
and if they be	8
them all into fine	8
others vse after the	8
a sufficient quantity of	8
as you have directions	8
once in two daies	8
that you do not	8
to the height of	8
and he will go	8
it up into his	8
it is a little	8
to take off a	8
medicaments appropriate to the	8
wash it with strong	8
horse that hath a	8
a pound of fresh	8
if they be well	8
pound of green copperas	8
of equal parts alike	8
as you were directed	8
with a quarter of	8
for the same purpose	8
leave him till the	8
rub and chafe it	8
him till he be	8
the seat of the	8
in two quarts of	8
the intent you may	8
you shall take two	8
and it will ripen	8
the taking vp of	8
diseases in them with	8
in any case let	8
vse first to wash	8
no other then the	8
are to be sold	8
signes of this disease	8
for it is the	8
the inward rein of	8
the calf of the	8
lay them to the	8
shape of a horse	8
your hand upon the	8
all weights and measures	8
and is hot and	8
so that he cannot	8
you please you may	8
hand on the outside	8
all the parts of	8
and when you give	8
this must be done	8
give him this to	8
renewing it once in	8
day once the space	8
then when you haue	8
a sign either of	8
a pint of red	8
and a good quantity	8
good for the cholick	8
of each two handfuls	8
ulcers in the mouth	8
for nothing is more	8
him about the ring	8
not taken in time	8
and when it hath	8
to press him on	8
is the juice of	8
and wash his mouth	8
cure any violent cold	8
about three or four	8
anoint the place therewith	8
mouth of the wound	8
it with a hot	8
the diseases of a	8
when he comes to	8
then you must take	8
the worst of all	8
mix it with the	8
and it is an	8
end of the second	8
of an old shooe	8
as you see occasion	8
or if it be	8
if he be of	8
and that is the	8
decoction of the root	8
diseases of the liver	8
or else he will	8
as hath been before	8
the second medicine following	8
horse upon the hanches	8
shall pay to his	8
fast two or three	8
before and after water	8
comes off the fire	8
a peece of leather	8
is good for cramps	8
and let him blood	8
tax on all horses	8
occasion to use it	8
the form of the	8
to know it is	8
ought not to be	8
let the horse stand	8
him a pretty space	8
are bred in the	8
or four times a	8
office of the farrier	8
in the grounds of	8
do as you did	8
ocm this keyboarded and	8
and how to make	8
according to the ancient	8
and his colour is	8
are hot in the	8
when you see the	8
and set him vp	8
pay to his majesty	8
let him fast an	8
give him of this	8
lower part of his	8
him two ounces of	8
or five hours after	8
them well together with	8
if you find the	8
of all the best	8
the juice of purslain	8