The newer pharmacology and its relationship to ancient medicine / by Bernard E. Read.

  • B. E. Read
Date:
[1934]
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Credit: The newer pharmacology and its relationship to ancient medicine / by Bernard E. Read. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    medicine, there were 34 parts of the pig used including the head, meconium, tail, hoof, uvula, tongue, earwax, snout, gall and urinary bladders, neck, and flesh from the head, not included in the table, from which the following merit special comment:— / Table I Chinese Animal Materia Medica. PART USED cow HORSE PIG CHICKEN SHEEP DOG 1 Bezoar * 2 Bile ♦ * 3 Blood ♦ * * « * * 4 Bones ♦ ♦ 5 Brain * ♦ ♦ * * 6 Eyes ♦ 7 Fat « * * 8 Feces * >0 « * 9 Flesh * * * * * 10 Hair ♦ * * ♦ 11 Heart * * jft * 12 Intestine * * 13 Kidney * * * « 14 Liver ♦ sk 3t! * 15 Lungs * * ❖ c 16 Marrow * ♦ 17 Milk ♦ * * 18 Nails « ♦ * 19 Pancreas * ❖ ♦ 20 Saliva * 21 Skin ♦ * ♦ « 22 Spleen * 23 Stomach * * * * 24 Teeth ❖ * ♦ 25 Testes or penis ■a. 26 Urine * m