Elements of pharmacy, materia medica, and therapeutics / by William Whitla.

  • William Whitla
Date:
1889
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    Latin Idiom : Kecipe Decoctum Scoparii ad uncias octo. R (Eecipe) ... (understood) Take thou Sco;p. (scoparii) ...| masc. gen. s. qual. decoc- tum. Eule vi. (a), sco- parius—ii. of broom • • • • viij. (ocfco.) 5 Cnncias) prep. gov. uncias. Rule viii.(6) up to (num. adj. indec. qual. uncias. \ Rule ii. I eight (n. f. ac. pi. gov. by ad. Rule) f.„^ppq • • • ( viii.(6), uncia-£e. J ounces. N.B.—The student must have a clear idea of the meaning of this Ad. It means that the dispenser, after measuring the other ingredients must add enough of the decoction to make the entire quantity measure 8 oz. Latin Idiom : Misce, fiat mistura. 'V. trans, imp. m. p. t. agree-^ ing with and gov. by (tu) / Tyr^- ^ understood. Rule i. misceo > ^^^^ yuu, ui —ui, mixtum or mistuml mix, miscere. ) - l°-^uSt misKit '^*-] let a mixture 'v. used as passive of facio, pres. sub. 3rd s. used as, imp. gov. by and agreeing! with mistura ; fio, factus A nidue. sum, fieri; to be made or' become. M. (misce) Mis, (mistura) Ft (fiat) Latin Idiom: Capiat coclilearia magna duo quarta quaque liora ex aquse paululo. rirr. V. tr. sub. m. pr. t. 3rd^ per. s. agreeing with and gov. by (is) understood. Rulei.,capio, cepi, captum, the present, sub- bive used as an impera- Rale x.(ft). !num. adj. ac. pi. neut. qual. ■) and agreeing with coch- > two learia. Eule ii. duo—£e—o.) Cpt. (capiat) ij. (duo)... 5 ' • Rulei.,c I capere, I junctiv( V. tive. I He may take, • or let Mm take, * Some authorities would put Decoct, in the genitive—a partitive genitive—i.e., of decoction. In the same way, where the student meets Aquam ad ^—, in the different prescriptions throughout the Fourth Part of this work, he may substitute Aquce ad ^. Either form is correct. H