10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PTARMIC»
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The Origins of English Words: A Discursive Dictionary of ...
... psychiatry: dheigh N 36 psychic: bhes psychoanalysis: bhes, suep I
psychology: bhes. leg I psychomachy: magh psychopath: bhes psychosomatic:
teue 3 psychotic: bhes psylla: plou psyllid: plou Psyllidae: plou ptarmic: peter
Ptarmica: pster, ...
Joseph Twadell Shipley, 2009
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Lectures on the Materia Medica Etc. Published from the ...
... and probably also cathartic; called cephalic, Pectoral, hepatic, uterine: and is
recommended internally in the head-ach, vertigo, palsy, the consumption, gout
and gravel; and externally as an errhine,or rather ptarmic. - “ calfacit et ficcat. 2.
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Report on the United States and Mexican boundary survey, ...
Baccharis brachtphtlla, Gray, PI. Wright, 2, p. 83. Southern borders of New
Mexico; Wright. Baccharis Wrighth, Gray, PI. Wright, 1, p. 101. Western Texas to
Chihuahua ; common. Baccharis ptarmic^folia, DC. Prodr. 5, p. 419 ; Schultz, in
Bot.
United States. Dept. of the Interior, 1859
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The Edinburgh New Dispensatory: Containing I. The Elements ...
_ Ptarmic-e radix; Herba, cumflaribussi R. No smell ; taile acrid ; virtues
fialogogue, fiernutdtory, ADIANTUM CAPPlLUS VENERIS. Capillus Uencris.
Herba. A. p. Used for preparingthe syrup called Capillaire, AGARlCUS
MUSCARIUS. R. .
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P & G Pharmacy Handbook
... osmology snake poisoning opUdlasis opfudism sneezing ptarmus sternutotion
sneeze producer ptarmic snow cocaine snow blindness niphablepsia
niphotyphlosis Monablepsia• 'obsolete term cantharis used as an aphrodisiac
sparseness ...
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Fritz Spiegl's Sick Notes: An Alphabetical Browsing-Book of ...
PTARMIC A substance that induces sneezing. Not much prescribed today, and
more often dispensed by snuff-merchants than chemist-druggists. PTOMA Greek
for a dead body - one of the 'fallen' - see PTOSIS, below. Hence ptomaine, a word
...
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Selecta è præscriptis, selections from ...
Quod movet sternutamenta; That which excites sternutamentumf ; sternu-
sneezing ; a ster- tatorium;errhinumj; ptar- nutatory; an er- micum§. rhine ; a
ptarmic. Sternutamenta albo veratro Sneezings are ex- conjecto in nares excitan-
cited by ...
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Pocket Medical Dictionary
Psychrophore, si'-kro-for. A sound with a double tx>re for the application of cold
to the urethra. Psydracia, si-dra'~se-ah. Eczema. Psydracium, si-draf-se-um. A
small pustule. Ptarmic, tar'-mik. An agent producing sneezing; sternutatory.
Ptelein ...
B. Jain Publishers Staff, 1999
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Flora Historica: Or, The Three Seasons of the British ...
The flowers #s well as the roots when dried and pulverized are a celebrated
Ptarmic. Rati. His. Plant. Its errhine properties are held in estimation at the
present day ; when snuffed up the nostrils it excites a discharge of mucus, and
affords great ...
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The Edinburgh New Dispensatory, Containing: I. The Elements ...
3, ACHILLEA PTARMIC A. Ptannicce radix ; herba cumjloribus. Ross. No smell;
taste acrid ; effects sialogogue. sternutatory. 4, ADIANTHUM CAPILLUS
VENERIS. Capillus veneris ; herba. Aust. prov. Van NJ. La G. Used for preparing
the syrup ...
Andrew Duncan (Jr.), 1819
