A new practical formulary of hospitals of England ... France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Russia, and America; of MM. Magendie, Lugol, etc. Or a conspectus of prescriptions in medicine, surgery, and obstetrics ... / Translated ... and considerably augmented, by M. Ryan. With M. Magendie's last additions.

Henri Milne-Edwards

Date:: 1836

Credit: A new practical formulary of hospitals of England ... France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Russia, and America; of MM. Magendie, Lugol, etc. Or a conspectus of prescriptions in medicine, surgery, and obstetrics ... / Translated ... and considerably augmented, by M. Ryan. With M. Magendie's last additions. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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LINSEED. tion, and in inflammatory oedema, which Sre- quently takes place after parturition, Emollient Cataplasm. H. de Paris. KR. Farinæ lini, hordei, 44 p.e. Aque, q. s. Boil to a proper consistence. It is applied to inflammatory tumours, and upon. the unin- flamed skin, in cases of phlegmasia of the sur- rounding parts. ‘It is likewise applied to keep 4 up a flow of blood after the application of à leeches. | LINSEED OIL. Linseed oil is an emollient, and slightly 4 laxative. It is not much administered in- ternally, on account of its disagreeable fla- vour. It is used externally in enema, em- brocations, &c. INTERNALLY. % ss—j, in broth. EXTERNALLY. In ointments, embroca- ne tions, and as an excipient for divers lini- à ments. q. v. [The lin. calcis (equal parts) of linseed oil and lime-water is-a favourite remedy for burns and scalds in this country. T.] Emollient Enema. H. of Germ. : K. Specierum emoll. 3 j; À Aquæ, Oj. L Coque, cola et adde; i Olei lini, 3 ij. s

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