[Orders concerning quarantine, by the Grand Duke of Tuscany]; translated from the Italian, by order of the Commissioners of H.M. Customs.

  • Grand Duchy of Tuscany
Date:
1800
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Credit: [Orders concerning quarantine, by the Grand Duke of Tuscany]; translated from the Italian, by order of the Commissioners of H.M. Customs. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    Mineral Ethiops, (medicinal], - - Vegetable Ethiops, (ditto,) - - - Etiti, or Aquiline Stones, or Callimi, Euphorbium, - Eupatorium plant, - - - - Indian Beans, (or Phafels), - - - Levant ditto, Eatable Meal, or Flour of every fort, Tar, ---------- Bean, or fruit of St. Ignatus, or Febri- fuga nut, or Pepita nut, - - - Common Beans, - - - - - Lees of Arum, - - - Lees of Brionia, (or Vitis alba), or of any other vegetable, - - - - Antimony Liver, Fercolo del Saffonio, (medicinal), - Iron, To be purified in the Lazaretto. As above. As above. As above. As above. To be admitted on board by the canal, or purified in the Lazaretto. As above. If in facks, to be purified in the Laza- retto; if in calks, to be admitted on board, by introducing the iron. To be reftored by the canal, as Cur- cuffu. To be purified in the Lazaretto. To be reftored by the canal on board. To be purified in the Lazaretto, As above. As above. As above. If in mafs to be fteeped in fea water, admitted on board; if manufactured to be admitted in the Lazaretto, taken out of the wrappers, and puri- fied. S Iloney