The pupil's pharmacopoeia; being a literal translation of the London Pharmacopoeia, the English following the original in italics word for word : and the Latin text being marked to facilitate a proper pronunciation In addition to which, the chemical decompositions are explained in a note at the foot of each preparation. To the whole is annexed, a table exhibiting at one view, the names of medicines, with their properties, doses, and antidotes ... etc / By W. Maugham.

  • Maugham, William.
Date:
1824
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Credit: The pupil's pharmacopoeia; being a literal translation of the London Pharmacopoeia, the English following the original in italics word for word : and the Latin text being marked to facilitate a proper pronunciation In addition to which, the chemical decompositions are explained in a note at the foot of each preparation. To the whole is annexed, a table exhibiting at one view, the names of medicines, with their properties, doses, and antidotes ... etc / By W. Maugham. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    1 UNGUENTUM RESINA NIGR^. OINTMENT OF BLACK RESIN i Recipe take Resinse nigrse of black Resina Cerse flavse of yellow Wax, Resinse flav^ of yellow | Resin, singulorum of each iiiicias no vein nine ] ounces ; Olei of Oil Olivee of Olive octarmm a ; pint; Liquefac melt (them) simul together, et and ex- prime express per through linteum linen, UNGUENTUM SAMBUCI. OINTMENT {OF FLOWERS) OF ELDER. \ Recipe take Florum of Flowers Sambuci of Elder, Adipis prseparatse of prepared Lard, singulorum of each libras duas two pounds; Incoque boil in Flores the Flowers Sambuci of Elder Adipi to the Lard, donee until fiant they become ixmh\\Q% friable ; turn then exprime express per through linteum linen. UNGUENTUM SULPHuRTS. OINTMENT OF SULPHUR, Recipe take Sulphiiris subliniati of sublimed Sul- phur uncias tres three ounces; Adipis praeparatse of prepared Lard libram dimidiam half a pound;