CLXIV The Saint beholdeth a Vision of Angels, and cureth Sixteen Lepers.
The Saint beholdeth a Vision of Angels, and cureth Sixteen Lepers.
Necessity cureth most of the poor of this; but many of the rich are guilty of it.
For grace and duty are contrary to sin, and killeth it, and cureth us of it, as the firecureth us of cold, or health of sickness.
Though labour cause a healthful appetite, yet itcureth a beastly, sensual mind.
Mugwort," says Gerard, "cureth the shakings of the joynts inclining to the palsie.
Applied also to the nose it cureth the disease called polypus, which by time and sufferance stoppeth the nostrils.
One plaster, one salve cureth all their wounds, which also giveth to me strength and life; so that I sustain all these transitory anguishes and small afflictions with a quiet mind, having a greater hope laid up in heaven.
It cureth a Consumption and Dropsie, the stopping of the Stomach and Liver.
Take of this water at one time three spoonfuls thrice a week, or when you are ill, it cureth all melancholly fumes, and infinitely comforts the spirits.
To speke of him, at eve or morwe, It cureth me of al my sorwe.
The Swallow cureth her dim eyes with Celandine; the Wesell knoweth well the virtue of Herb Grace; the Dove the Verven; the Dogge dischargeth his mawe with a kind of Grasse; .
Pharmaceutics, or Physic which cureth with medicines, with a digression of this kind of physic, is either Memb.
The flesh of a Foxe sod and layed to afore bitten by a Sea hare, it cureth and healeth the same.
Oxycraton and Foxes blood infused into the Nostrils of a lethargick Horsse, cureth him.
The melt, bound upon the tumors, and bunches of the brest, cureth the Melt in man's body.
But the vertues medicinall are very many; and first of all, the blood cureth all manner of bunches and apostems in the flesh, and bringeth haire upon the eyelids if the bare place be annointed therewith.
The dung, pounded with Vineger, by annointment cureth the Leprosie speedily.
Also by annoynting the eyes, it cureth both the dregs, or spots of blood in them, and also restoreth soundnesse and clearenesse to the sight, taking away all dulnesse, or deadnesse from the eyes.
This is excellent for Swounding Fits or Convulsions, and expelleth any venomous Disease; it also cureth any sort of Agues.
Coles asserts "the swallow cureth her dim eyes with celandine.
That He cureth sick folks without pain, is a great point of faith; and to believe Christ's cross to be a friend, as He Himself is a Friend, is also a special act of faith.
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