'Fo þe hedace' |
Ashmole 1443 [5] |
9 |
'For Sekenes' |
Ashmole 210 [35] |
9 |
'For a bresour or for dropsy' |
Caius 190/223 [8] |
17 |
For a cold stomak |
TCD 369 [5] |
25 |
'For a cuttyng' |
Caius 457/395 [13] |
17 |
'For a febill stomak' |
Rawl C 48 [2] |
23 |
'For a felon' |
Rawl C 506 [1] |
23 |
'For a felon within þe body or a postym' |
Rawl C 506 [38] |
23 |
'For a feuer' |
Caius 457/395 [4] |
17 |
'For a hawke being weyke' |
Rawl C 81 [13] |
23 |
'For a kankyr' |
Caius 457/395 [4] |
17 |
'For a man that is broken' |
Rawl C 299 [58] |
23 |
'For a man yat has lost his kynde' |
Caius 147/97 [6] |
17 |
For a man þat hat dronk venyme |
TCD 158 [1] |
25 |
For a man þat hath dronke venym or poyson |
TCD 158 [1] |
25 |
'For a man þat hath no talent to mete' |
Rawl C 815 [5] |
23 |
'For a man þat haþ lost his spech' |
Rawl C 506 [8] |
23 |
'For a man þat is brokyn within' |
Trinity O.7.23 [1] |
11 |
'For a man þat is poysond' |
Rawl C 506 [8] |
23 |
For a man þat ys schaldyt or brente |
TCD 158 [1] |
25 |
'For a mane þat has medkyll thryste' |
Rawl A 429 [2] |
23 |
'For a mormall' |
Rawl C 506 [16] |
23 |
'For a pape grewen in þe thrott' |
Rawl A 393 [9] |
23 |
'For a postym within a mon' |
Caius 84/166 [29] |
17 |
'For a rynyng hole' |
Rawl C 506 [32] |
23 |