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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PHARMACOPOEIAN»
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1
The
Pharmacopoeian Physician's Repository Accomodated with ...
This book represents an authentic reproduction of the text as printed by the original publisher.
Everard Maynwaringe, 2011
2
The Conquerors, Warriors, and Statesmen of India: An ...
... established the English company in Bengal, was the means of re-establishing
its fallen fortunes. Certainly the heraldic device of “three pills passant,” that
denote the pharmacopoeian ancestry of the princely house of the Medici at
Florence, ...
Sir Edward Robert Sullivan, 1866
3
Astra Castra: Experiments and Adventures in the Atmosphere
The increase of apothecaries'-shops (and they, too, are many of them nicknamed
“ Medical lIalls," “ Pharmacopoeian Emporiums," and so forth) seems to have
maintained its fair proportion. With Gin versus Jenner (leaving Physic to an equal
...
Christopher Hatton Turnor, 1865
4
Astra Castra Experiments and Adventures in the Atmosphere by ...
The increase of apothecarics'-shops (and they, too, are many of them nicknamed
“ Medical Halls,” “ Pharmacopoeian Emporiums,” and so forth) seems to have
maintained its fair proportion. With Gin versus Jenner (leaving Physic to an equal
...
Christopher Hatton Turnor, 1865
5
Delphi Complete Works of Frederick Marryat (Illustrated):
Asthelittle craft, laden with this immense pharmacopoeian depositary,
hobbledover the seas, it seemed almost to progress upright, and “
walkedthewaters likea thingoflife;” for it hada shrewd likeness to a youngmonkey
learning togo upright ...
Captain Frederick Marryat, 2014
6
Memoirs of the Author of Indian Antiquities: Comprehending ...
... especially when circulated at another's expense, but which bowl ought to have
soothed his rage and disarmed his resentment — how often have I heard him
utter his bitter invectives against the ingratitude of the whole pharmacopoeian
tribe, ...
7
Ures̓ dictionary of arts, manufactures and mines: containing ...
It is singular that the presence of a mineral acid greatly retards the decomposition
of prussic acid, especially if it be dilute ; the pharmacopoeian acid consequently
may be preserved of uniform strength, in well filled and closely stoppered ...
Andrew Ure, Robert Hunt, 1867
8
A Dictionary of the Economic Products of India
(Home Department Ofifoial Corresondence. P It is officinal in the
Pharmacopoeian India, where directions will be found as to the preparation of a
compound infusion and compound tincture. Irvine, in his Mat. Med. of Patna, says
that the root is ...
9
American Literature and Science
Such illnesses yield to the pharmacopoeian remedies because these remedies
are the vehicles of Christ's "disposing influences." That is, they are ordained
channels for spiritual healing through grace. Despite some ostensibly Galenic ...
10
The Druggist's General Receipt Book: Containing a Copious ...
The following is often substituted for the pharmacopoeian preparation : Kape oil 1
fh, yellow wax 6 oz., palm oil J lb, common turpentine 1 oz. MERCURIAL
OINTMENT. This is prepared in the usual way ; but Venice turpentine is often
used to ...
