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[JoJo_Jost]

p.473 contains another charm instruction than combines a charm to be spoken into the patient's right ear, so nim and gaissin milch

Thank u Bernd, here ist an example of "ez" = "es" too, that looks like an "g". The word ist ezig = essig = vinegar

   

So your source has a reference for both:

gaissin milch
and

gaf = ez af mich (it of me)

   

Although, to be honest, the ‘g’ in that word "ezig" has exactly the same stroke to the right as the ‘g’ in ‘gaf’... hmmmm 

to my mind, the ‘s’ in ‘gaf’ is actually an ‘f’; you can tell this because the stroke has been drawn again from bottom to top.