Pharmacopoeia pauperum: or the hospital dispensatory: containing the chief medicines now used in the hospitals of London. With suitable instructions for their common use / by Henry Banyer.

  • Henry Banyer
Date:
1721
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Credit: Pharmacopoeia pauperum: or the hospital dispensatory: containing the chief medicines now used in the hospitals of London. With suitable instructions for their common use / by Henry Banyer. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    And all made exaély as direfted by the: London Difpenfatory, and ufed for the fame -Purpofes. Agua Hemoptoila. Dr.Chrift. Bennet. BY Fol. Symphit. Maj. | Polygondt. Plantag. : Pimpinel. aM. iy. Rad. Liquirit. Zi). Infundantur frigide per 2 Dies in Aq. Calcis ‘Cong. i). A Water againft Spitting of Blood, from Dr. Chrift. Bennet. Take Leaves of Comfrey the Greater, Solomon’s Seal, Plantane, and Pimpinel, each 4 Handsful, Liquorice-Root 2 Ounces; in- fufe them cold for 12 Days in‘2 Gallons of Lime-water. This is very eafily made, and is much better than if at were to be diftilled. It is of excellent Ufe in fuch Confumptions as proceed from a fharp thin Blood, as parti- cularly in an Hemoptoe, or Spitting of Blood, or making bloody Water; it is ordered to be drank for fome Time toge- ther: vid. Dr. Chrift. Bennet, Theatr. Tabidor, who fays, that fix Ounces of this pauk or
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