10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHARMACOPOEIST»
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... name written dorm in my pocket-book;” which he quietly took out. He then read,
“ Ossi-ossi-fi-ca-tion of the heart. Pray what is that, Mr. Slapp ?“ “ A turning of the
heart to bone," said the pharmacopoeist, with much feeling. “Ah! so he told me,” ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1843
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The birds of America, from drawings made in the United ...
Did ever an Egyptian pharmacopoeist employ more care in embalming the most
illustrious of the Pharaohs, than I did in trying to preserve from injury this most
beautiful of the woodland coocrs ! " I never felt, nor did my companion, that our ...
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Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country
... my pocket-book ;" which he quietly took out. He then read, " Ossi-ossi-fi-ca-tion
of the heart. Pray what it that, Mr. Slapp?" " A turning of the heart to bone," said
the pharmacopoeist, with much feeling. " Ah ! so he told me," continued Plummie,
...
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The Lieutenant and Commander Being Autobigraphical Sketches ...
At this stage of the process, some one called the pharmacopoeist's attention to
the hatchway. The instant his back was turned, the monkey darted on the top of
the medicine-chest, snapped up all the five masses of pill stuff, stowed them
hastily ...
Chymical investigations for the most part, are of use only to the pharmacopoeist
— the apothecary — the compounder of medicines: they are of use to indicate the
methods of procuring and preserving the medical qualities of the plants in ...
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The Monthly Magazine: Or, British Register ...
Beaume,-the most celebrated pharmacopoeist in France, who has given a
detailed account of this experiment in his Chemistry, published in - 1773 (Tom. IIL
) has also presented his readers with a plate of the apparatus employed zand ...
7
Concepts of Chinese Science and Traditional Healing Arts: A ...
(1377 to 1448), is frequently quoted by the great Ming physician and
pharmacopoeist Li Shiz- hen^S^J-^, whom we shall encounter presently.14 Zhu
Quan's several other medical writings are also quoted by Li Shizhen. Medical
writings of the ...
Peng Yoke Ho, F. Peter Lisowski, 1993
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The Origins of Geology in Italy
Other already renowned figured stones often appeared on the pharmacopoeist's
stall, in the jewelry shops, in the cupboards of the nobles and the rich, in
collections and in naturalistic museums. The stones started to be discussed from
the ...
Gian Battista Vai, W. G. E. Caldwell, 2006
9
A Screaming Across the Sky
Her dark-haired and dark-eyed imaginary hero of late had been inspired by the
recent visit of a young pharmacopoeist apprentice from the distant Trans-Bourne,
except that her ideal had all his teeth and both of his arms. He was also as ...
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Transactions of the ... Annual Session
Neither the pharmacist nor pharmacopoeist can well afford to disregard the
principles involved in the relation existing between their business and that of the
physician. An unmistakable interest is felt by the conscientious physician in all
that ...
Homeopathic Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania, 1880
