Both names for ailments in this citation, floures and restues, are obscure, with floures normally meaning ‘menstruation’. However, in this instance, the medicinal preparation is said to be drunk by a man.
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MS: s.xiv1
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Item pur floures e restues: Pernez un galun de servoyse [...] e de se deyt humme beyre [...]. E que use de se boyre, il garra de maladie
133.511
restue1 (s.xiv1)