10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ELECTUARIES»
Discover the use of
electuaries in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
electuaries and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Herbal Delights - Tisanes, Syrups, Confections,
Electuaries, ...
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2
New York Journal of Pharmacy
by pounding them in a stone mortar, and adding to them a prescribed quantity of
sugar. Eleduaria. — Electuaries are mixtures of powders and sugar, or syrups
and honey, to form masses of moderate consistence. The consistence varies ...
3
Making and Marketing Medicine in Renaissance Florence
Table 8.6 Price Distribution of Composite Electuaries Total Number Minimum
Median Maximum Mean 253 2.33 soldi 8.67 soldi 68 soldi 11 soldi honey roset
and turpentine.129 Despite the existence of cheap alternatives, the data suggest
that ...
James Shaw, Evelyn S. Welch, 2011
4
The Druggist's General Receipt Book
Electuaries are compound medicines in the state of a soft paste. When the paste
is hard enough to be formed into balls, the compound resembles ball masses or
balls, under which we have placed them. French Pharmaciens often use the term
...
5
The Edinburgh New Dispensatory Containing: the Elements of ...
ELECTUARIES: C H A P. XXIX. CONFECTIONES. CONFECTIONS. these
venerable reliques. \ Tj'Lectuaries are composed chief- □*—' ly of powders
mixed up with syrups, &c. into such a consilience, that the powders may not
separate in ...
6
Modern domestic medicine
ELECTUARIES. Electuaries are mixtures of vegetable and light earthy powders,
combined by means of honey or of syrup, so as to form masses of a moderate
consistence. All substances of this description may, therefore, be made into ...
7
United States Congressional serial set
Fourthly, in the form of electuaries: These are prepared by converting the
medicinal substances, for the most part powder, into a paste, by means of some
agglutinant and cold water. Formerly, it was almost a general custom to employ
honey, ...
8
Annual Report of the Commissioner of Patents
Fourthly, in the form of electuaries: These are prepared by converting the
medicinal substances, for the most part powder, into a paste, by means of some
agglutinant and cold water. Formerly, it was almosta general custom to employ
honey, ...
United States. Patent Office, 1860
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Annual report of the Commissioner of Patents
Fourthly, in the form of electuaries: These are prepared by converting the
medicinal substances, for the most part powder, into a paste, by means of some
agglutinant and cold water. Formerly, it was almost a general custom to employ
honey, ...
10
Report of the Secretary of Agriculture ...
Fourthly, in the form of electuaries: These are prepared by converting the
medicinal substances, for the most part powder, into a paste, by means of some
agglutinant and cold water. Formerly, it was almost a general custom to employ
honey, ...
United States. Dept. of Agriculture, 1860
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ELECTUARIES»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
electuaries is used in the context of the following news items.
Abortion: Four Centuries & Counting
... a fart awry, but he must have his purgations, pills and clysters or evacuate by electuaries..." (It gets worse, but you'll have to read the book.). «Huffington Post, Sep 14»
Benefits of Raw & Fermented Honey
Babylonian tables give recipes for “electuaries,” medicines based on honey. Pliny the Elder included powdered bees in a cure for dropsy and ... «Planet Thrive, Nov 09»
