10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACETUM»
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ACETOSKLLA, Oxalie acetosella, ACE'TUM, Oxia, Acetnm Vi'ni sen Sntan'ni-
cum sen Gal'lieum, sen Crtt'dum seu Commu'ul, Acidum aceto'itum, A'legar,
Acetum Ccrevii'ite, Com' man Vin'egar, Eiiel, (F.) Vinaigre ; (from one, ' a point,'
acer, ...
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The Pocket Formulary and Synopsis of the British and Foreign ...
Acetum Colchici. L. E. & D. Fresh colchicum 3j, distilled vinegar f3xvj. Macerate
for 3 days, and add f 3 j of proof spirit to the clear liquid. [9viij of the dried cormus
is considered equivalent to 3j of the fresh. Dose f 3ss to f 3jss.] Acetum
Destillatum ...
Acetum Capsici. Capsicum 3j, vinegar f 3xxiv. See Tinctura Capsici Acetici.
Acetum Colchici. L. E. & D. Fresh colchicum 3j, distilled vinegar f 3xvj. Macerate
for 3 days, and add f 3j of proof spirit to the clear liquid. [Bviij of the dried cormus
is ...
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The pocket formulary and synposis of the British & foreign ...
Acetum Capsici. Capsicum 3j, vinegar f 3xxiv. See Tinctura Capsici Acetici.
Acetum Colchici. L. E. & D. Fresh colchicum 3j, distilled vinegar f3xvj. Macerate
for 3 days, and add fjj of proof spirit to the clear liquid. [Bviij of the dried cormus is
...
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Practical Chemistry; Or, A Description of the Processes by ...
Acetous acid, as there is only one degree of oxygenation of vinegar, no such acid
as acetous properly exists; it is as met with, to be regarded merely as diluted
acetic acid Acetum, vinegar, or acetous acid. acetosum firofihylacticum, or thieves
...
Matthieu Joseph Bonaventure Orfila, 1818
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A Supplement to the Pharmacopœia and Treatise on ...
Squill vinegar, Acetum scilliticum, P. L. before 1745. Rad. scill. sice. lb. j, aceti lb.
vj ; bottle up and expose to the sun for a month. A. scilliticum, P. L. 1788. A. scillce
. Scill. sice. lb. j, aceti lb. vj, proof spirit lb. ss. A. scillce maritimce. Rad. scillsa ...
Samuel Frederick Gray, 1836
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Lexicon Pharmaceuticum, Or a Pharmaceutical Dictionary: ...
Mixed with an infusion of sage, or with water, it forms a po- * Acetum. 7 Acidum
Aceticum Dilutum. \ Acidum Aceticum Fortins. ACE ft pular and excellent gargle
for an inflamed tbroat, also for an injection to moderate the fluor albus. Applied
cold ...
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
Hence Agri cola takes it to have been named from acetum, vinegar. 2. A Roman
measure, used both for liquid and dry things, chiefly in medicine. It contained a
cyattius and a half, or fifteen drachms, equal to about one-eighth of a pint.
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
Hence Agricola, in his treatise of Roman measures, takes the name to have been
formed from acetum, vinegar; as supposing it principally destined to serve
vinegar in. ». A Roman measure, used both for liquid and dry things, chiefly in ...
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Lexicon Pharmaceuticum: Or a Pharmaceutical Dictionary, ...
Mixed with an infusion of sage, or with water, it form-s a po- * Acetum. -t Acidum
AceticumDilutum. $ Acidum Aceticum Fortins. pular and excellent gargle for an
inflamed tbroat, also for an injection to moderate the fluor albus. Applied cold to
the ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ACETUM»
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acetum is used in the context of the following news items.
PROFESSING FAITH: Ancient Romans honored their military veterans
Wine was a daily requirement for the Romans, but it was the cheap variety, often not much better than vinegar, called acetum. Christians will ... «Redlands Daily Facts, Nov 14»
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the magic touch of vinegar
... suggests achar derives from the Latin acetaria, the meaning of which isn't clear, but seems to imply the use of acetum or vinegar. «Economic Times, Jun 08»
