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Source: The London dispensatory by Thomson, Anthony Todd, 1778-1849. n 88067930 (1811), materia-554-4.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- Mix these solutions: The Savuiiy root (bulb), tbefcine dry- ing it, is to be denuded of the arid coais, and cut transversely into thin slices. ‘«¢ PULPY FRUITS, if they be unripe, or npe and deiedi are | to be placed in a damp situation, until they become soit : then press out the pulp through a hair sieve; afterwards boil with a gentle heat, frequently stirring : : and finally, dissipate the wa- terin a water-bath, until the pulp acquir
Method as extracted
- Mix according to the source passage: The Savuiiy root (bulb), tbefcine dry- ing it, is to be denuded of the arid coais, and cut transversely into thin slices. ‘«¢ PULPY FRUITS, if they be unripe, or npe and deiedi are | to be placed in a damp situation, until they become soit : then press out the pulp through a hair sieve; afterwards boil with a gentle heat, frequently stirring : : and finally, dissipate the wa- terin a water-bath, until the pulp acquires a proper consistence. ‘* Over the bruised pods of Cassia pour boiling water, so as to wash out the pulp, which is to be first pressed through a sieve with great holes, and afterwards through” a hair sieve 3 then dissipate the water in a water-bath until ihe pulp acquires a proper consistence. «¢ Press through a sieve the pate or juice of ripe and fresh fruits, without boiling them.’ , HERBARUM ET FLORUM EXSICCATIO.
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Primary and supporting references
- The London dispensatory — The London dispensatoryPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at materia-554-4.