10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EMPYREUMA»
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empyreuma in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
vent empyreuma. Macerate during twenty- four hours; then distil over a gallon by
a gentle fire. Spiritus curi carui. Edinburgh. — Spirit of car- raway. Take of
carraway seeds bruised half a pound, proof spirit nine pounds. Macerate in a
close ...
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington)
2
An introduction to physic and surgery
AQUA CORTICUM AURANTIORUM SPIR1TUOSA, Spirituous Orange Peel
Water. Take of the outward Rind of Seville Orange Peel dried foss. proof Spirit a
Gallon ; of Water, enough to prevent an Empyreuma. Distil off a Gallon This is
cordial, ...
3
The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
Take of carraway seeds bruised a pound and a half, proof spirit a gallon, water
sufficient to prevent empyreuma. Macerate during twenty- four hours; then distil
over a gallon by a gentle fire. Spiritus cari carui. Edinburgh. — Spirit of carraway.
4
Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Philadelphia
Empyreuma pngione. Empyreuma pvgione, Hubner, Zutr. 1 Hund. p. 12, No. 21,
figs. 41— 42. (1813.) Empyreuma lichas, II-S., Corr. lilalt. No. 8 p. 115. (August,
1806.) I purposely avoid giving further synonymy, owing to the fact that, while I
see ...
Entomological Society of Philadelphia, 1867
5
Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Philadelphia
Empyreuma pugione, IlUbner, Zutr. 1 Hund. p. 12, No. 21, figs. 41 — 12. (1813.)
Empyreuma lichas, H-B., Corr. Blatt, No. 8 p. 1l6. (Augutt, 180G.) I purposely
avoid giving further synonyinyj owing to the fact that, while I see there arc two
closely ...
6
The London dispensatory: containing I. The elements of ...
Take of Spearmint dried, a pound and a half; Proof Spirit, a gallon ; Water,
sufficient to prevent empyreuma. Macerate for twenty-four hours ; then distil a
gallon by a gentle heat." * ' In the same cases as the former. SPIRITUS
MYRISTIOE ...
Anthony Todd Thomson, 1826
7
Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Philadelphia
Empyreuma pugione. Empyreuma pvgione, Hubner, Zutr. 1 Ilund. p. 12, No. 21,
figs. 41 — 42. (1818.) Empyreuma lichas, IIS., Corr. Blatt, No. 8 p. Ho. (August,
1866.) I purposely avoid giving further synonymy, owing to the fact that, while I
see ...
American Entomological Society, Philadelphia, 1865
All which is distilled afterwards, though free from this musti- ness, will yet have at
first, in common with other distilled liquors, a disagreeable empyreuma tic or
burnt taste. This is easily distinguish^ ed by every palate in fresh dis- tilled rum, ...
9
A New Medical Dictionary: Containing an Explanation of the ...
Formerly called aqua seminum carui " Take of carraway-seeds, bruised, a pound
and half; proof spirit, a gallon; water sufficient to prevent empyreuma. Macerate
for 24 hours, and distil a gallon by a gentle fire The dose is from a Huiddrachm to
...
10
The Pharmacopoeia of the United States of America (The ...
A clear, colorless liquid, free from empyreuma, of a mildly saline taste, and a
neutral or slightly acid reaction. Sp. gr. 1.022. It is wholly volatilized by heat When
heated with potassa, it evolves vapor of ammonia, and, when heated with
sulphuric ...
