and a litil att{ra}ctyue, and to þe syno{us} confortatyue / Therfore,
blessid be god, makere of kynde, þat ordeynede for þe ma{n}
p{ar}alitike oure
5 e{ss}enc{e} aforseid, þ{a}t souereynly to hi{m} comfortynge,

[Fix in it the Quinte Essence of euphorbium and the like; and,
if God will, the palsied man shall be whole, if you make him a
stew of ivy and sage.]

restorynge, and temp{er}atly worchynge / þ{er}fore fixe 28
þ{er}i{n}ne þe 5 e{ss}enc{e} of þo laxatyues þ{a}t purgen flewme &

[‘sawe’]

viscous humouris, as a litil of euforbie, or turbit, or sambucy.
& þanne wiþoute doute, if god wole, þe p{ar}alitik man schal be
hool wiþ comfortynge and restorynge of kynde, if ȝe make him 32

[‘No{t}a
yue
sauge.’]

a stewe hoot and moist with herbis, þat is to seye, eerbe yue,
& sauge, þat haue an heuenly strenkþe to comforte þe joynctis,

[Failing Quinte Essence, let him drink Burning Water in fine
wine, and wash all over with burning water.]

& þe senewis, and þe vertu motyue. and if ȝe haue not redi