pared by percolation, as directed for the compound tincture of cardamom

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Historical use wording: the compound tincture of cardamom

Source: A dispensatory, or commentary on the pharmacopoeias of Great Britain : comprising the natural history, description, chemistry, pharmacy, actions, uses, and doses of the articles of the materia medica by Royal College of Physicians of London (1848), paragraph-4661.

Ingredients or materials as extracted

• of Gentian, sliced, two ounces and a half (two ounces, D.) Dried orange-peel, ten, (eight, D.) drachms
• Cardamom, bruised, five drachms, (with- out capsules, four drachms, D.) Proof-spirit, two (old-wine, D.) pints
• of Gentian, in coarse powder, half an ounce
• Yellow-bark, in coarse powder, one ounce
• Bitter- orange-peel, dried and sliced, two drachms

Method as extracted

1. Take of Gentian, sliced, two ounces and a half (two ounces, D.) Dried orange-peel, ten, (eight, D.) drachms ;
2. Macerate fourteen days and strain.
3. Take of Gentian, in coarse powder, half an ounce ;

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