Pharmacopoeia Edinburgensis: or, the dispensatory of the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh / Translated and improved from the fourth edition of the Latin. By Peter Shaw.

Date:
1746
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Credit: Pharmacopoeia Edinburgensis: or, the dispensatory of the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh / Translated and improved from the fourth edition of the Latin. By Peter Shaw. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Genijla, Broom. The Plant, Flowers, and Seed. GentianaGentian. Its Root. Geranium Betrachoides, Dove’s- ■n foot-Crane’s-Bill. p. —Robertianum, Herb Robert, f e ant* Glaftum [Ijatis] Woad. J Glycyrrhiza, Liquorile. The Root. Gramen caninum, Dog's-grafs. Its Root. Gratia Paradifi, Grains of Paradife. The Fruit. Granata malus [Punica malus^\ the Pome¬ granate-tree. Its Fruit, and the Bark, or Rind thereof. •-Jyfoeftris, the wild Pomegranate. Its Flowers, call’d Balauftines. Gratiola, Hedge-hyffop. The Herb. Guaiacum. Its Wood, Bark, and Rofin. H Hedera arborea, the Ivy-tree. Its Leaves, Berries, and Gum. —— terrejiris, Ground-ivy. The Herb. Helleborus albus [veratrum album] white /Hellebore. The ----»/]gw Roots. nigruin\ black Helxine lindrical figure. The beft is that which is dry, of a high yellow colour, free from fand or gravel, and unmix’d with any red tranfparent gum, which is ufed to debafe it. Did. de Com.