Succus Pronorum Sylvestrum. Or Juice of Sloes, called Acacia.
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Culpeper, Nicholas
College.] Take of Sloes hardly ripe, press out the juice, and make it thick in a bath.
Culpeper.] It stops fluxes, and procures appetite.
College.] So are the Juices of Wormwood, Maudlin, and Fumitory made thick, to wit, the herbs bruised while they be tender, and the juice pressed out and after it be clarified, boil over the fire to its just thickness.