10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OFFICINALLY»
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This is much better prepared by dissolving 5 minims of oil of orange flowers in
about 2 fluid drachms of alcohol, pouring the solution into the whole quantity of
water officinally prescribed; shaking this then a few moments, filtering, and ...
2
Materia Medica, for the Use of Students
Metallic iron is obtained for medicinal purposes in the form of an impalpable
powder, by reducing the sesquioxide (officinally subcarbo- natc) by passing a
stream of hydrogen gas over it. It is a light, tasteless, iron-gray powder, and
should be ...
John Barclay Biddle, 1868
3
Herbal Simples Approved For Modern Uses of Cure
venerie." This Green Ginger, which consists of the young shoots of the rhizome,
when boiled in syrup makes an excellent preserve. Officinally from the dried and
scraped _rhizome_ are prepared a tincture, and a syrup. If a piece of the root is ...
4
The London manual of medical chemistry, comprising an ...
They are however not used medicinally, but only officinally in forming some
preparations. UV* UBSI FOLIA. Leaves of the Wortletxrry.— Arbutus Uva Ursi.
Bearberry. Bear's ",Vortleberry. Decandria Monogynia. N. O. Bicornes, L.
Ericiniae, ...
Royal college of physicians of London, William Maugham, 1831
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The critical review, or annals of literature
ferrations T>n the proper method of cultivating, and-coring it, in order to obtain
the roots in a state officinally fit for the purpose of medicine. . , The succeeding
number contains an account of the qualities, culture, and use, of a very valuable ...
6
Memoirs of Agriculture, and Other Economical Arts
... on the Proper Method of cultivating, and curing it, in order to obtain the-'Roots
in- a State officinally sit for the Purposes of Medicine, 2.;8 A R T I (I L E XV. ' .. An
Account of the Qualities, Culture, and Ush of a very valuable Species of ...
II. The only wine recommended in some pharmacopoeias, is the Sherry, Vinum,
Vinum album Hispanicum. It is a dry wine; the least variable in its properties, and
agrees best with the dyspeptic. Other wines, used (<f) 12.91 H. officinally are, ...
8
Memoirs of Agriculture, and Other Oeconomical Arts
... State officinally fit for the Purposes of Medicine, 258 ARTICLE XV. An Account
of the Qualities, Culture, and Use of a very valuable Species of Potatoe, lately
brought into Cultivation in very CONTENTS. xi*
9
The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature
Tobias George Smollett. servatiosis on the proper method of cultivating, and
caring if, in order to obtain tha roots in a state officinally fit for the purpose of
medicine. The succeeding number contains an account of the qualities, culture,
and use, ...
Tobias George Smollett, 1771
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A Compendium of the Course of Chemical Instruction in the ...
This tartrate, when freed from impurities, is known officinally under the name of
cream of tartar. When to twenty-four parts of this salt, thirteen of carbonate of soda
are added, sal Rochelle, a tartrate of potash and soda, is produced ; and in like ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OFFICINALLY»
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What's truly odd about this story is that its not the paintings authenticity that's up for debate–Banksy has officinally acknowledged it as his ... «New York Observer, Nov 13»
