10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIACODIUM»
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1
Observations in Physick, Both Rational and Practical: With a ...
The Vehicle above-mention'd is what I generally make -use of, 'but the Powder
may be given ina little Syrup, small Sack-whey, or any thing else except
Diacodium. :*r- ' X And here I cannot omit repeating his Opinion of Diacodium 5 I
have ...
2
A Medicinal Dispensatory: Containing the Whole Body of ...
Vulgar Apothecaries call this Sytupe Diacodium, but imperitel z, for Diacodium is
reposed amon? the Opiates: yet one may supp y the defect of the other, when
eep'should be concilia-ted. Poppies heads,by Galens advice, must be so long ...
3
The Medical Museum Or Select Cases, Experiments, Researches ...
Some who had no bad symptoms slept quietly the whole night, but others were
awake. An ounce of the syrup of diacodium, given in the evening to the latter,
procured proper repose. If one ounce of the syrup of diacodium had no effect, ...
4
The London Practice of Physick, Or The Whole Practical Part ...
I shall now set down certain Select Forms of Narcoticks j which I shall also digest
into certain Claffes, according as the Ot piats have for their Basis, either the Syrup
or distill'd water, of the wild Poppy, or Diacodium, or Laudanum Extraction, ...
ti6 POE 1 Iook'd, and admir'd said her charms none could doubt them, But for
Breeches ! (3 Cupid I give me her without 'em ! 1 THE MIDNIGHT HOUR ; OR,
DIACODIUM TRIUMPHANT. WftITTIN IN A fit or TV I COUT, A?K1L 1795. Xtc
vigct ...
_ _ _ X X. Diacodium Crocatum Mynsichti, Diacodium with Saffron. Take white
Poppy ... Diacodss S sJ Diacodium Solid dimmadoeliiig EZZesiIgHZZl/astlfiizi
white Poppy Heads, meanly ripe, and newly gather"la N 702 flee? 'be'n 17'
Spring ...
7
Pharmacopœia officinalis&extemporanea. Or, a Complete ...
Saffron in fine Powder, of each 6 rains ; Diacodium, as much as is sufficient. Or, (
n.) Take Venice-Treacle, half a dram; red Coral and Bole, of each 10 grains;
London Laudanum, 1 grain; Diacodium as much as is susficient. Or, (12.) Take
red ...
8
Pharmacopoeia Universalis: Or, A New Universal English ...
'Take any Quantity os the Species of Scordium, or Water Germander with Opium ,
\ and thrice their Weight of Diacodium, boiled to the Thickness of Honey. Mix the
Species with the Syrup into an Electuary. L. See the Remarks upon the Species ...
9
The Works of Thomas Sydenham, M.D., on Acute and Chronic ...
... morning and night, on the last and most dangerous days of the distemper. Nor
is an ounce of diacodium always a sufficient dose at these times, for this quantity
avails no more in a violent inflammation of the blood, and a very tumultuary ...
Thomas Sydenham, Benjamin Rush, 1809
10
The Field Day Anthology of Irish Writing: Irish women's ...
Sometimes she placed a lump of narcotic called 'diacodium' in the mouth of the
baby, to stupefy it and prevent it from crying; of course it must often have
happened that the 'lifter' of the second parish moved the infant again, perhaps
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