Homoeopathy, as practised in Manchester : contrasted with its alleged principles / by William Roberts.

  • Roberts, Sir William, 1830-1899.
Date:
1862
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Credit: Homoeopathy, as practised in Manchester : contrasted with its alleged principles / by William Roberts. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

    17/96 (page 5)
    I now propose to examine these prescriptions, group by group, UDder their various denominations, and in the following order :— Group 1. Ordinary prescriptions. 2. Mother tinctures. 3. Attenuation A. 4. Attenuation I. 5. Attenuation B. 6. Infinitesimal attenuations. One or more illustrations in facsimile will be given of each group, suppressing the initials of the prescriber and the name of the patient for whom the prescription was written. I. Ordinary Prescriptions.—Let us first pick out those which resemble, in dose and style, the prescriptions of ordinary medical men, which any druggist could make up, and any physician or surgeon read. They are thirteen in number, and the following will serve for examples. [Phosphate of Zinc, 3 grains ; to form a powder ; one to he taken three times a day ; send 24.] B No. 1.