The London pharmacopoeia with a literal interlinear translation, for the use of medical students, more especially those preparing for examination / by Timothy Pollock.

  • Pollock, Timothy.
Date:
MDCCCXXIX [1829]
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Credit: The London pharmacopoeia with a literal interlinear translation, for the use of medical students, more especially those preparing for examination / by Timothy Pollock. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    crystalli fiaiit. Exsicca cr)'stallos involutas et crystals may be made. Dry crystals rolled up in and compressas bibulft charts. Consume reliquum compressed in bibidous paper. Consume [the] left liquorem, caveiido ne calor excedat 120“““'^ liquor, taking care lest heat may exceed 120th gradum, ut crystalli iterum prodeant. Comprime et degree, that crystals again may go forth. Compress and sicca has eodem modo. dry these in same manner. SUBCARBONAS SODiE. SUBCARBONATE OF SODA. B Libram impurae Sodae tritae in pulverem. Take Pound of impure Soda rubbed into powder, Quatuor octarios ferventis destillatae Aquae ; Four pints of boiling distilled Water; Coque Sodam in Aqua per dimidiam liorain et cola. Boil Soda in Water through half hour and strain. Vaporet haec ad duos octarios, et seponatur Let evaporate this to two pints, anct let it be placed apart ut crystalli fiant. Rejice superstitem that crj'^stals may be made. Throw away remaining over liquor em. liquor.