10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ANGUSTUR»
Discover the use of
angustur in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
angustur and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Materia Medica and Therapeutics: Including the Preparations ...
Infusum (Angustur-e, D. [U. S.]) Cuspari^e, L. E. Infusion of Cus- paria. Prep.
Macerate lor 2 hours in a slightly covered vessel bruited Cutparia 3v. (bruised
Bark of Bonplandia trifoliata, 3ij. D.) (3ss. U. S.) in boiling\4y. dest. Oj. (ftss. D.)
Strain.
John Forbes Royle, Joseph Carson, 1847
2
A Manual of Materia Medica and Therapeutics: Including the ...
Tinctira (Angustur.e, D.) CusPARi.fi, E. Tincture of Cusparia. Pnp. Take Cufparin
Jivfi. in moderately fine powder and Proof Spirit OiJ. Proceed as with Tinct.
Cinehonse, or more expeditiously by percolation. Stimulant adjunct to bitter
infusions ...
John Forbes Royle, John Churchill ((Londres)), 1847
3
The elements of materia medica and therapeutics
... in the London Medical Journal for 1789. Mr. A. E. Brande4 says, that, in 1791,
40,000 lbs. or upwards had been im- |>orted. It was called Cortex
Angustur<p,
from Angostura, a place in South America, whence the Spaniards first brought it.
4
The Physician's dose and symptom book
INFUSUM ANGUSTUR^E. Infusion of Cusparia. (Cuspariae Cort. contusi gv,
Aquae Fervent. Oj. Macerate for two hours and strain.) Tonic, antiseptic. Use. In
febrile diseases, obstinate bilious diarrhoea and dysentery, after proper
evacuations.
5
New manual; or, Symptomen-codex
ANGUSTURA (Cortex Angustur^e, or Augustur^;). ANGUST. — Bark of the
Bonplandia trifoliata. — See Hahnemann's Mat. Med. Pura, Vol. I. — Duration of
Action : from 3 to 4 weeks in chronic affections. Compare with — Bruc., Canth.,
Carb. a., ...
Gottlieb Heinrich Georg Jahr, Charles Julius Hempel, James M. Quin, 1848
6
A dictionary of dental science, biography, bibliography and ...
Cortex Angustur*. Cusparia. Cortex Antiscorbuticus. The ca- nella alba. Cortex
Canellje Malabaric.s. — Larus cassia, or wild cinnamon tree. Cortex Cardinalis
de Lugo. The Peruvian bark. Cortex Cerebri. The grey portion of the brain, seen
at ...
Chapin Aaron Harris, 1849
7
Medical Facts and Observations
Everard, Obs. on the Angustur Bark, 208 Bucci, Ant. de Concretione Corporum et
Dissolutione, 214 Burial Grounds, Reason why the Soil of them does not per-
ceptibly accumulate, □ - - 200 Carminative p. Carminative Medicines, Caution
with ...
Samuel Foart Simmons, 1791
8
The dispensing chemist's and medical pupil's assistant
L. E. Infusum Angustur*. D. Infusion of Cusparia. Properties, stimulant and tonic.
Dose, from one to three ounces. Infusum Digitalis. L. E. D. Infusion of Foxglove.
Properties, sedative and diuretic. Dose, three or four drams, cautiously increased
...
Angustur. contus. unc. unam, Cinnam drachmas duas, Croci scrupulum unum,
Spt. Vin. Gallic uncias octodecim stent fine calore per dies sex, vas subinde
agitando dein fortiter exprirae et filtra tincturam. Of the aqueous extract, Mr.
Brande ...
10
Homoeopathic pharmacopoeia compiled by order of the German ...
I SDKS. cervi ustiim al D Corrosive sublimate mercury Cortex Angosturas Page
Crow-foot burning 76 - -marsh of - -meadow 141 - -small Page 168 169 167 168
46 150 100 99 151 _ 51 Crystallized alum Angustinus — - soda Angustur. falsus
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