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Source: An introduction to physic and surgery by Brookes, R. (Richard), active 1721-1763 (1763), paragraph-3395.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- of white Poppy-heads dried and without Seeds Jfeiiifs. of Water fix Gallons
- Then prefis out the Liquor brongly, and to two Quarts, and while it is yet hot, brain it through a Sieve, and then through a thin Flannel
Method as extracted
- Take of white Poppy-heads dried and without Seeds Jfeiiifs. of Water fix Gallons.
- Slice the Poppy-heads, and boil them in the Water to two thirds, which will be almob imbibed by the Poppy-heads, birring them to prevent their burning to.
- Let it band for a Night that the Faeces may fettle, and in the Morning pour off the pure Liquor, which boil with ifevi.’ of double- reined Sugar till the Weight of the whole comes to fcix, or rather more, that the Syrup may be brought to a due v^onlifieoce.
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Primary and supporting references
- An introduction to physic and surgery — An introduction to physic and surgeryPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at paragraph-3395.