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Source: Theory and practice of chirurgical pharmacy: comprehending a complete dispensatory for the use of surgeons; with explanatory notes by Dossie, Robert, -1777 (1761), paragraph-1407.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- Uncuextum sATurninum, Ointment of lead. — Take of oil of olives, half a pint; of white wax, one ounce and a half; and of fugar of lead, two drams
Method as extracted
- Rub thé fugar of lead; previoufly reduced to a very fine powder, with fome of the oil.
- Then add them to the wax, melted with the temaining part of the oil: and ftir the mixture till it be grown quite cold. | OBsERVATION. | This compofition is repellent; and proper to be ufed either imply, R mixed with digettives, ;
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Primary and supporting references
- Theory and practice of chirurgical pharmacy: comprehending a complete dispensatory for the use of surgeons; with explanatory notes — Theory and practice of chirurgical pharmacy: comprehending a complete dispensatory for the use of surgeons; with explanatory notesPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at paragraph-1407.