"olas" is also typical Bavarian for "alles" = everything. It shows the dark Bavarian "a" which is almost pronounced like "o". It sounds like the English a in "call".
"cevc" = /keuk/ or /koik/ is a striking feature and shows the L-Vocalization of Central Bavarian. It means "quick lime" in the recipe and was mixed (see character M that represents the pharmaceutical abbreviation for misce = to mix)with the potash (Pottasche = povtas) to achieve a saponification. This made the ointment more smooth and helped to penetrate the skin more effectively.
"cevc" = /keuk/ or /koik/ is a striking feature and shows the L-Vocalization of Central Bavarian. It means "quick lime" in the recipe and was mixed (see character M that represents the pharmaceutical abbreviation for misce = to mix)with the potash (Pottasche = povtas) to achieve a saponification. This made the ointment more smooth and helped to penetrate the skin more effectively.