The Lady Fairfax Medisine against the strangurey [strangury]

Title: The Lady Fairfax Medisine against the strangurey [strangury]
Date: 1694/1795
Description: A remedy for treating strangury (a urinary organ disease) by steeping roasted apples in spiced, sweetened water or orange juice.
Transcript: Rx at night the pap of 4 aples rosted thn take Plantane water or spring water & sweten it well with [struck: wat] suger and the juce of a Orang & some nut meg sliced then put the aples hot in to all the foregoeing things that it may be warm to drink it of last at night it is a Raire thing uce it as often as you se cause
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Contributor: Ochsner, Elizabeth; Le, Vincent; Grimm, Stephanie; Bakir, Mehtap
Source: Elizabeth Fairfax cookbook, Collection #C0202, Special Collections Research Center, George Mason University Libraries.
Publisher: George Mason University Libraries
Rights: Public domain. There are no known restrictions.

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