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Source: The new British domestic herbal; or, a correct description of British medicinal plants: intended for the use of families, and for every purpose of domestic medicine ... by Waller, John Augustine. n 85056614 (1822), narrative-offset-628490.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- AFPEKDIX seeds: The management of the fire requires great attt ntion ; it ought to be quickly raised and kept up during the whole operation. * l.av*^ a deviated from oar plan, in j^ivini;; formula^ wherein Koreiyn veiretahhs enter, hut the usefulness and elegance of the remedy iM doioe'iiv iiieiiicia.' !.as h en our iiidiu - inent. ^1 B 2 AFPEKDIX. The proportions usually directed in the distillation of simple waters, are as follow
Method as extracted
- Distill according to the source passage: The management of the fire requires great attt ntion ; it ought to be quickly raised and kept up during the whole operation. * l.av*^ a deviated from oar plan, in j^ivini;; formula^ wherein Koreiyn veiretahhs enter, hut the usefulness and elegance of the remedy iM doioe'iiv iiieiiicia.' !.as h en our iiidiu - inent. ^1 B 2 AFPEKDIX. The proportions usually directed in the distillation of simple waters, are as follow : from one pound of the seeds of plants, previously bruised, draw off one gallon ; of peppermint, spear¬ mint, penny-royal, and other plants of that description, a pound and a half are ordered by the London College, to obtain a gal¬ lon of the water; of rose leaves, they order eight pounds; of the less volatile plants, three or four pounds may usually be employed to obtain the same quantity of the water.
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Primary and supporting references
- The new British domestic herbal; or, a correct description of British medicinal plants: intended for the use of families, and for every purpose of domestic medicine ... — The new British domestic herbal; or, a correct description of British medicinal plants: intended for the use of families, and for every purpose of domestic medicine ...Primary source for the extracted ingredients and method at narrative-offset-628490.