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Source: Pharmacopoeia hippiatrica: or, The gentleman farrier's repository, of elegant and approved remedies for the diseases of horses; in two books; 1764 by John Bartlet (1716?-1772) (1764), narrative-offset-236726.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- An opening Drink againft Gripes: TAKE, of hiera picra one ounce, or of the tinéture of the fame, rhubarb, or fenna, ove pint, falt of tarcar half an ounce, oil of ‘anifeéeds two drams ; the hiera picra, falc of cartar, and oil “of anifeeds | anay be given mn a pint of ale. | Alf, TAKE of alicant, or hard foap, and falt petre; each one ounce, juniper _berrics, | or frefh anifeed powder’d half ‘an ounce, diffolve them in a pint of uit mined. $ vifipel
Method as extracted
- Grind according to the source passage: TAKE, of hiera picra one ounce, or of the tinéture of the fame, rhubarb, or fenna, ove pint, falt of tarcar half an ounce, oil of ‘anifeéeds two drams ; the hiera picra, falc of cartar, and oil “of anifeeds | anay be given mn a pint of ale. | Alf, TAKE of alicant, or hard foap, and falt petre; each one ounce, juniper _berrics, | or frefh anifeed powder’d half ‘an ounce, diffolve them in a pint of uit mined. $ vifipel beet iv the aise generis arifes from: the perpirable matter thrown on the bowels from ic Praétical ParrreRy. 2e4 from .catching cold, either. of the; above opening drinks fhould firft be given to unz load them ; and if the horfe isnot relieved thereby in'an hour or two, the fecond drink fhould be given, to which four ounces: of purging falts may, be added, to favour the Operation ;, and as a fuppreflion of urine is alio a, frequent attendant on the gripes, it will help the horfe to ftale: the following slyiter may, be thrown up intermediately, if the horfe is not relieved fon, firft raking the gut with a {mall hand dipt in oil.
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- Pharmacopoeia hippiatrica: or, The gentleman farrier's repository, of elegant and approved remedies for the diseases of horses; in two books; 1764 — Pharmacopoeia hippiatrica: or, The gentleman farrier's repository, of elegant and approved remedies for the diseases of horses; in two books; 1764Primary source for the extracted ingredients and method at narrative-offset-236726.