Syrupus Rofaceus Solutivus cum Sena, Solutive Syrup of Rofes, with Sena

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Source: Pharmacopoeia officinalis et extemporanea: or, a compleat English dispensatory. In two parts. Theoretic and practical. Part I in two books ... Part II in five books ... by Quincy, John, -1722 (1749), paragraph-9289.

Ingredients or materials as extracted

• of Sena Leaves picked clean, 6 ounces, of Caraway and. fweet Fennel Seeds, of each 3 drams
• Af- ter thefe are firft {prinkled over with White-Wine, let them be fteeped in the above prefcribed infufion of Da- mafk Rofes, 3 pounds, for the {pace of two days; then itrain the liquor, and boil it up to the confiftence of a Syrup with 2 pounds of white Sugar, Syrupus de Spina Cervina,
• of the juice of ripe and frefh Buckthorn-Berriés, gather’d in the month of September, z pounds
• Let the feces fubfide, and’ to’ the clear liquor. add of Citnamon and Nut- megs, of each 3: drams ; and let them ftand in maceration for the {pace of one whole day; then ftrongly prefs it out, and put to it 1 pound and a half of white Sugar, ‘to be boiled up to the confiftence of a Sytup in a bath heat
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Method as extracted

1. Take of Sena Leaves picked clean, 6 ounces, of Caraway and. fweet Fennel Seeds, of each 3 drams.
2. Take of the juice of ripe and frefh Buckthorn-Berriés, gather’d in the month of September, z pounds.
3. Let the feces fubfide, and’ to’ the clear liquor. add of Citnamon and Nut- megs, of each 3: drams ; and let them ftand in maceration for the {pace of one whole day; then ftrongly prefs it out, and put to it 1 pound and a half of white Sugar, ‘to be boiled up to the confiftence of a Sytup in a bath heat.

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