10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GUM AMMONIAC»
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1
A manual of materia medica and pharmacy, from the Fr. of ...
Gum Ammoniac. Gummi rc.iina ammoniacum. Inspissated juice, which scorns to
be furnished by the Ileracleum gttmmi- ferum, Wilkl. A plant nearly related to the
preceding, and native of Africa and of the East Indies. 1$. C. Root perpendicular ...
Henri Milne-Edwards, John Davies (M.R.C.S.), Pierre Henri L.D. Vavasseur, 1831
2
A Manual of Materia Medica & Pharmacy ...
(Gum ammoniac, medicinal soap, and extract of cicuta, 5.5. equal parts.)
_Hesoh1entpilI, Parus H. (Gum ammoniac and rhubarb, 55.. 3j.; assafostida and
saffron, ii. 5ss.; aloes, gr. x.; medicinal soap, 5iij.; for three grains pills.) Dose,
from No. iv.
Henri Milne-Edwards, 1829
3
The Modern Practice of Physic: Exhibiting the Symptoms, ...
Haustus, mane, iterumque hora meri- Mix them, and let this draught. be taken
diauai, et vespere sumendus. ' every morning, again at noon, and in I the evening
. von. II. T * IS, Gum Ammoniac. * Take Gum Ammoniac, Sapon. Dur. mrsnus, on ...
Robert Thomas, Algernon Frampton, 1853
4
The American Dispensatory, Containing the Natural, Chemical, ...
The gum ammoniac is procured by incisions in the branches, which when pricked
, emit a lacteous glutinous juice, which being hardened by the heat of the sun,
falls on the ground, and mixes with the red earth below; henc_e the reason that ...
5
Persian Origins--: Early Judaeo-Persian and the Emergence of ...
2 suggests that the Persian gloss might be a compound of ban and Syr. sg 'gum
ammoniac' with reference to Low 1881, 68 (cf. Payne Smith 1879-1901, 404).
The suggestion is worth following, as Syr. *sg is probably a variant of 'wsq 'gum ...
6
Retrospect of Philosophical, Mechanical, Chemical, and ...
Gum. ammoniac contains seeds which appear to belong to a species of ferula. It
forms irregular masses, rather transparent on the edges, externally yellowish,
internally conchoidal, shming, white, sometimes marbled; it has very little smell in
...
7
A General System of Gardening and Botany: Founded Upon ...
Description of the Oshac or gum-Ammoniac plant, by Capt. Hart. " ' It having been
intimated to me while at Bushire by the Resident, Capt. Bruce, that the plant
which produces the gum- Ammoniac, called by the Persians Oshak, would be ...
George Don, Philip Miller, 1834
Jean-Antoine-Claude Chaptal (comte de Chanteloup). Aloes is very much used
in medicine as a purgative, tonic, alterative, and vermifuge. 3. Gum ammoniac is
sometimes met with in small tears, white within, and yellow without. But they are ...
Jean-Antoine-Claude Chaptal (comte de Chanteloup), 1791
9
Medical botany: containing systematic and general ...
The Gum ammoniac is procured by incisions made in the branches, which, when
pricked, emit a lacteous, glutinous, juice ; this being hardened by the heat of the
sun, falls on the ground and mixes with the red earth below ; hence the reason ...
William Woodville, Sir William Jackson Hooker, George Pratt, 1832
10
Pharmacopoeia Universalis: Or, A New Universal English ...
tract of black Hellebore, and Scammony,'each an Ounce; of Gum Ammoniac, and
Resin of Guaiacum, each half an Ounce; _ of vitriolatedTartar, two Drams ;
ChymicalOil of Juniper, a Dram; Syrup of Buckthorn, a sufficient (Liantity to make '
a ...
