The pocket formulary and synposis of the British & foreign pharmacopoeias : comprising standard and approved formulae for the preparations & compounds employed in medical practice / by Henry Beasley.

  • Beasley, Henry
Date:
1877
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    coarse powder gviij, yellovv wnx glv, aud simple ointment gxvj ; strain the mixture, while hot, through flannel, and stir constantly until it cools. P. 1 resin in 7- Ungttentum Resolvens. Hufeland. Marsh-mallow oint- ment 5j, fresh ox-gall |ss, soap Jss, oil of petroleum 5], camphor 5j ; mix. Unguentttm RHATANI55. M. Teottsseatj. Extract of rhatany 5iss, butter of cacao 5v ; mix. Unguentum Rosatum. p. Pommade Bosai. Lard gx, bruised alkanet gr. exxx, white wax gr. xxxv, otto rose 9 drops. - Digest the alkanet in the lard over a water-bath for an Loni-, strain, add the wax, melt, and stir till quite cold, aud then add the otto. [That of E. 1744 is Ung. Pomatum ; see also Ung. Aqua3 RosiE.] Unguentum Rosmaeini Compositum. G. Lard s^^vj, suet sviij, yellow wax gij, oil mace gij ; liquefy iu a vapour-bath, and when nearly cold, add oil rosemary aud oil juniper, of each 5] by wt. Unguentum Rut^e. Span. H. Fresh rue gij, worm- wood ^ij, nitre gij, lard gxvj ; boil till the moisture is expelled. Unguentum Sabadillinje. Dr. Turnbull. Sabadilline gr. XV to XX, lard gj. Used as Ung. Veratria2, but less efficient. Unguentum Sabinje. B. Fresh savin tops bruised ftss, yellow wax, giij, lard tbj. To the lard and wax melted together, mix tlie savin, digest for 20 minutes, and express through calico. G. 1 ext. to 9. Unguentum Sambuci. L. Elder flowers, lard, of each Ibj; boil the flowers in the lard until they are crisp, then ex- press through linen. [Care must be taken to keep the lieat moderate towards the end of the process.] Unguentum Scill.tj. Powdered squills 5ss,lard (mercurial ointment, Breba) 5.); mix. Unguentum ScKornuLARiiE. D. Fresh leaves of knotty fig-wort Ibij.lard Wnj, suet Ibj ; boil together till the leaves become crisp, aud strain with expression. A specilic iu pemp/iir/H.t qaiiffroiosKS. Dr. W. Stokes. Unguentum Simplex. B. White wax §ij, prepaved lard 5iij, almond oil f^iij. Melt the wax and lard in the oil on a water-bath: tiieii remove the mixture, and stir con-