Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: Supplement to the Edinburgh new dispensatory / by Andrew Duncan. Source: Wellcome Collection.
Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.
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![Plumbum. Zincum. Ferrum. Family 3.— hARD. Order 1.—Tough. Stannum. Argentum. Order 2.—Brittle. Plumbi oxydum semivitreum. Carbonas barytae. Antimonium. Sulphas barytae. Arsenicum. Lapis calcareus. Bismuthum. Chelae cancrorum. Antimonii sulphuretum. Lapilli cancrorum. vitrum. Cervi elaphi cornu. Class II—INODOROUS AND SAPID. Family 1.—SWEETS. Order 1—Saccharine. Saccharum purilicatum. Glycyrrhizae glabrae Radix. Order 2 Amylaceous. Avenae Semina. Tritici Hyberni Semina. Hordei distichi Semina. Amylum. Order 3—Mucous or Unctuous. Acaciae Arabicae Gummi. Astragali Tragacanthae Gummi. Ichthyocolla. Althaeae Folia et Radix. Amygdali communis dulcis Nu- cleus. Malvae sylvestris Herb a. Dauci carotae Radix. Pyri Cydoniae Semina. Tussilaginis farfarae Folia. Lini usitatissimi Semina. Oleae Europae Oleum jixum. Spermaceti. Adeps purilicatus. Order 4.—Faint. Adeps ovillus. Ulmi campestris Cortex. Oleum ricini. Order 5 Frugous. Mori Raccce. Vitis viniferae Fructus. Pruni domesticae Fructus. Tamarindi Indicae Fructus. Family 2.—BITTERS.] Order 1.—Mawkish. Elaterium.f Order 2.—Astringent. Acaciae catechu Extractum. Alumen. Kino. Krameriae Radix.](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b21978979_0263.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
