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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    LIQUOR MURIATIS CALCIS. LIQUOR OF MURIATE OF LIME. R Duas uiicias Muriatis Calcis, Take Two ounces of Muriate of Lime, Tres fliiiduncias destillatae Aquae j Three fluid ounces of distilled Water; Liqiia Muriatem Calcis in Aqu^; turn cola per Melt Muriate of Lime in Water ; then strain through cliartam. paper. PRiEPARATA GRETA. PREPARED CHALK. R Libram Cretae; Take Pound of Chalk; Cretae adjice paululum Aquae, et tere,ut j&at To Chalk throw to very little of Water, and rub, that it may be made subtilis pulvis. Conjice liuiic in amplum vas plenum, subtile powder. Throw this into large vessel full Aqua; turn agita, et brevi mor^ interposita with Water; then shake, and short delay bemg interposed transmitte in aliud vas adhuc turbidam transmit into other vessel [the] as yet turbid supernatantem aquam, et sepone ut pulvis floating water, and place aside that powder subsidat; denique, Aqu^ effusii, exsiccapulverem. may subside; lastly. Water being poured off, dry powder.