Syrup of Lemons j Diasatyrion

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Source: The complete herbal, to which is now added, upwards of one hundred additional herbs, with display of their medicinal and occult qualities; physically applied to the cure of all disorders incident to mankind : to which are now first annexed the English physician enlarged and key to physic, with rules for compounding medicine according to the true system of nature. Forming a complete family dispensatory, and a natural system of physic. by Culpeper, Nicholas, 1616-1654; Royal College of Physicians of London (1842), narrative-offset-1212376.

Ingredients or materials as extracted

• Lemons j Diasatyrion: of Satyrion roots three Culpeper •] It is a great cordial and jounces, Dates, bitter Almonds, Indian cool, exceeding good in acute fevers and \ Nuts, Pine nuts, Festick nuts, green Ginger, pestilences, it mightily strengthens and !

Method as extracted

1. Mix according to the source passage: They are all harm- j being beaten into very fine powder, let less, you may take the quantity of a nut- $ them be made into an electuary according meg of them at a time, before meat to help \ to art, with four times their weight in sugar, digestion and fluxes, after meat to stay j let it stand one month before you use it vomiting, in the morning for the rest. \ Cidpeper.] It provokes the menses, brings Confedio de Hyacintho. \ away both birth and after-birth, the dead College.] Take of Jacinth, red Coral, j child, purges such as are not sufficiently Bole-amoniac, Earth of Lemnos, of each ! purged after travail, it provokes urine, half an ounce, the berries of Chernies, the \ breaks the stone in the bladder, helps the Roots of Tormentil and Dittany, the seeds j stranguary, disury, iskury, &c. helps in- of Citrons, Sorrel, and Purslain, Saffron, j digestion, the choiic, opens any stoppings in Myrrh, red Roses exungulated, all the sorts \ the body, it heats the stomach, purges the of Sanders, bone of a Stag's heart, Hart's- \ liver and spleen, consumes wind, stays horn, Ivory prepared, of each four scruples, \ vomiting, but let it not be taken by preg- Samphire,, Emerald, Topaz, Pearls, raw { nant women, nor such people as have the Silk, leaves of Gold and Silver, of each two* hemorrhoids. The dose is from one dram scruples, Camphire, Musk, Ambergris, ofjtotwo drams, each five grains, with Syrup of Lemons j Diasatyrion. make it into a confection according to art. } College. j Take of Satyrion roots three Culpeper •] It is a great cordial and jounces, Dates, bitter Almonds, Indian cool, exceeding good in acute fevers and \ Nuts, Pine nuts, Festick nuts, green Ginger, pestilences, it mightily strengthens and !

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