Succus Glycyrrhizæ compositus. Or Juice of Liquorice compound.
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Culpeper, Nicholas
College.] Take of the water of tender Oak leaves, of Scabious, of each four pounds, English Liquorice scraped and bruised two pounds, boil them by degrees till they be soft, then press out the liquor strongly in a press, to which add three pounds of juice of Hyssop, and dry it away in the sun in a broad earthen vessel.
Culpeper.] The virtues are the same with the former.