The Edinburgh new dispensatory: containing IThe elements of pharmaceutical chemistryIIThe materia medica ..IIIThe pharmaceutical preparations and compositions . to in eachMonth of the Year. January —The concentration of vinegar by freezing, Muriate of antimony, Ethers, dulcified spirits, Dippels animal oil to be prepared; Some gum resins, as assafostida, galbanum, ammoniac, &c. to —As in January. < March.—Mezereon bark, Misletoe of the oak to be gathered ; Conserve of scurvy grass to be —Spirit of scurvy gra^.s. Syrup of violets to be —Sloe fl
The Edinburgh new dispensatory: containing IThe elements of pharmaceutical chemistryIIThe materia medica ..IIIThe pharmaceutical preparations and compositions . to in eachMonth of the Year. January —The concentration of vinegar by freezing, Muriate of antimony, Ethers, dulcified spirits, Dippels animal oil to be prepared; Some gum resins, as assafostida, galbanum, ammoniac, &c. to —As in January. < March.—Mezereon bark, Misletoe of the oak to be gathered ; Conserve of scurvy grass to be —Spirit of scurvy gra^.s. Syrup of violets to be —Sloe flower water. Conserve of sorrel ; Plaster of henbane, Extract of succory, henbane, grass, dandelion, &c. Oil of beetles, (Meloe majalis et proscarabaeus,) Spirit oiauts, earthworms, &— Distilled water of iily of the valley, Various distilled spintous waters,* Conserves of various herbs and flowers, as conserve of roses &c. Hemlock plaster. Extracts of hemlock, fumatory, wild lettuce, aconite, &—Vinegar of roses, Rose water, Marjoram butter, Preserved cherries, walnuts, currants, &c Extract of elaterium,. a pp. Explanation of the Plates. 139 Honey of roses, Boiled oil of Hypericum, &.c. Distilled oil of rosemary, mint, parsley, pennyroyal, wildthyme, &c. Syrup of cherries, raspberries, Sac. Spirit of —Cherry water, Extract of blessed thistle, thorn apple, &c. Boiled oil of wormwood, chamomile, &c. Distilled oil of wormwood, chamomile, peppermint, rnillefoif,rue, &c. Rob and syrup of —Qmnce cinnamon water, Oxymel of meadow saffron, Quince cakes, Syrup of barberries, quince, buckthorn, Tincture of steel, with quince —Tincture of steel, with apple and December.—As in January. EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. Plate I. Fig. 1, 2, 3, Mortars of metal, marble, and earthen ware, with theirrespective pestles. Fig. 4, a levigating stone and muller. a, The table of polished porphyry or other sili
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