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Source: Pharmacopoeia universalis: or, a new universal English dispensatory. Containing, I. An account of all the natural and artificial implements and instruments of pharmacy, together with the processes and operations, whereby changes are induced in natural bodies for medicinal purposes ... With two copious indexes to the whole by James, R. (Robert), 1703?-1776 (1764), paragraph-12373.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- Water, one Pint
- Boik mons and Rafpberries, of each them to half a Pint, and having two Ounces, and mix for Ufe. ftrained off the Liquor, mix with This is a good Diluter in Fevers, it, of {pirituous Cinnamon Wa- - and, from the Property of the Scor- + ter, an Ounce and a half
- A Decoétion of Snakeroot. is given with remarkable Succefs, “Take three Drams of- Virginia In the low State of this dangerous Snakeroot bruifed, and boil itin Difeafe, when the Pulfe, before a Pint of Spring-Water to half a quick, begins to fink, the Stupor to - .Pint
- Water, three Pints
- Boil the Herbs in the Water to two Pints of the ftrained Liquor ; in which diffolve the Sugar
Method as extracted
- Strain it off, and add thir- increafe, and Petechiz to appear 5 ~ ty Drops of Liquid Laudanum, it is one of the moft .effectual Re- with a Dram of Sal Volatile O- medies for fupporting the Vis Vite, _ leofum, and half an Ounce of promoting a critical Di:phorefis, '* Syrup of Orange-Peels. _ and correcting the putrid Humours.
- Boil the Herbs in the Water to two Pints of the ftrained Liquor ; in which diffolve the Sugar.
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Primary and supporting references
- Pharmacopoeia universalis: or, a new universal English dispensatory. Containing, I. An account of all the natural and artificial implements and instruments of pharmacy, together with the processes and operations, whereby changes are induced in natural bodies for medicinal purposes ... With two copious indexes to the whole — Pharmacopoeia universalis: or, a new universal English dispensatory. Containing, I. An account of all the natural and artificial implements and instruments of pharmacy, together with the processes and operations, whereby changes are induced in natural bodPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at paragraph-12373.