The charitable physitian with the Charitable apothecary. Written in French by Philbert Guibert Esquire, and physitian regent in Paris: and by him after many severall editions, reviewed, corrected, amended, and augmented. And now faithfully translated into English, for the benefit of this kingdome, by I. W.
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- The charitable physitian with the Charitable apothecary. Written in French by Philbert Guibert Esquire, and physitian regent in Paris: and by him after many severall editions, reviewed, corrected, amended, and augmented. And now faithfully translated into English, for the benefit of this kingdome, by I. W.
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- Guybert, Philbert, d. 1633.
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- London :: printed by Thomas Harper, and are to bee sold by Willliam Sheeres, at his shop in Coven Garden neere the New Exchange,
- 1639.
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- Medicine -- Formulae, receipts, prescriptions, -- Early works to 1800.
- Recipes -- Early works to 1800.
- Embalming -- Early works to 1800.
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"The charitable physitian with the Charitable apothecary. Written in French by Philbert Guibert Esquire, and physitian regent in Paris: and by him after many severall editions, reviewed, corrected, amended, and augmented. And now faithfully translated into English, for the benefit of this kingdome, by I. W." In the digital collection Early English Books Online. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A02327.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed June 16, 2024.
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A Table of Treatises and Chapters in the last Booke.
- A Catalogue of all the Instruments neces∣sary to furnish an Apothecary pag. 65
- Of Clarification pag. 67
- To clarifie decoctions and infusions a part without Sugar pag. 69
- To Clarifie Apozeams with Syrups, and also to make Clarified Whey pag. 70
- To draw Iuices pag. 71
- To draw juyce of Quinces pag. 72
- To draw the juice of Red and Damaske Roses ibid.
- To draw the juice of Mulberries pag. 73
- To draw the juice of Cherries. ibid.
- To draw the juice of Citrons and Lymons pag. 74
- To clarifie the said juices ibid.
- To draw the juice of Apples and to clarifie them pag. 76
- To boyle Sugar to the height, to make tablets of Sugar of Roses ibid.
- Of infusions to make Syrups pag. 79
- To know when Syrups are boyled enough ibid.
- For to remedie those Syrups which are to much boyled, or to little, or candied pag. 80
- To draw the pulpe of Dates pag. 81
- To draw pulpes of Cassia, Tamarinds, Prunes, &c. ibid.
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- Of medicaments which are put in powder, and first of Sene pag. 82
- The manner to dry medicaments which are afterwards put in powder pag. 83
- How you must powder Mirrhe, Aloes, Rubarbe, Saffron, and Assafaetida pag. 84
- How to powder Scammony, and how to powder Ma∣stick pag. 85
- To powder Trochis: of Agarick ibid.
- To powder Camphor and Cinnamon pag. 86
- Of the Infusion of Oyles ibid.
- Of the boyling of Oyles pag. 87
- Of the boyling of Plaisters ibid.
- To wash hogs grease for unguent: rosat: pag. 88
- To wash Ceruse pag. 89
- To wash Litarge ibid.
- To burne and wash lead pag. 90
- To prepare Tuttie stone ibid.
- To Calcine Roman Vitriol pag. 91
- To make Creame and Salt of Tartar pag. 92
The second Treatise of Syrups.
- TO make Syrup of Violets pag. 93
- Of Infusion of Violets and Damaske Roses pag. 95
- To make Syrup of Coltsfoot pag. 96
- To make Syrup of Damaske Roses ibid.
- To make Syrup of red Poppies pag. 97
- To make Syrup of water Lillies ibid.
- To make Syrup of Maidenhaire pag. 98
- To make Syrup of Iujubes ibid.
- To make Syrup of Marsh Mallowes pag. 99
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- To make syrup of Succory with Rubarb pag. 100
- To make syrup of Poppies pag. 102
- To make syrup of Lymons ibid.
- To make syrup of Quinces ibid.
- To make syrup of Apples pag. 103
- To make syrup of Mulberries ibid.
- To make syrup of Cherries pag. 104
- To make syrup of dried Roses ibid.
- To make syrup of Wormewood ibid.
- Of Syrups with honey.
- To make despumd honey pag. 105
- To make honey of Roses ibid.
- To make honey of Violets pag. 106
- To make honey of Mercury ibid.
- Of Conserves.
- To make Conserve of Violets ibid.
- To make Conserve of Roses pag. 107
- To make Conserve of water Lillies ibid.
- To make Conserve of Coltsfoot ibid.
- To make Conserves of Burrage, Buglosse, Rosemary and Betony flowers. pag. 108
The third Treatise.
- TO make Elect: Lenetive for the rich pag. 109
- To make Elect: Lenetive for the poore pag. 111
- To make Catholicon ibid.
- To make Diaprunes pag. 112
- To make Diaphaenicon pag. 113
- To make Benedict Laxat: pag. 114
- Tablets of Mechoacan ibid.
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- Of Trochisques.
- To make Trochis: of Agarick pag. 115
- To make Trochis: of Athandal pag. 116
- To make Trochis: of Mirrhe ibid.
- Of Pills.
- To make stomack pills or ante Cibum pag. 117
- To make pilul: sine quibus ibid.
- To make pills of Agarick pag. 118
- To make pills of Rubarbe ibid.
- To make somniferous pills pag. 119
- To make powder of three Sanders ibid.
- To make Diambra Aromat: Rosat: pag. 120
- To make Diatragagant ibid.
- To make powder of Licorish pag. 121
- Of Confect: Alkermes Hyacinth and Venice Treacle pag. 122
The fourth Treatise.
- To make oyle of Roses pag. 123
- To make oyle of Violets pag. 124
- To make oyle of water Lillies ibid.
- To make oyle of Cammomill pag. 125
- To make oyle of Lillies ibid.
- To make oyle of Wormewood, Dill, Rue, and Marjo∣ram ibid.
- To make oyle of Mastick ibid.
- To make oyle of Capers pag. 126
- To make oyle of Castor ibid.
- To make oyle of Wormes pag. 127
- To make oyle of sweet and bitter Almonds ibid.
- Of Oyntments.
- To make unguent Basilicon pag. 128
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- To make ungent Aureum ibid.
- To make unguent Aegyptiacum pag. 129
- To make muudification of Smalladge ibid.
- To make unguent Album pag. 130
- To make Dissicative red ibid.
- To make Diapompholigos pag. 131
- To make unguent Populeon ibid.
- To make oyntment of Roses pag. 132
- Of Plasters.
- To make Diachilon Plaster pag. 133
- To make Diapalma pag. 134
- To make Emplast: Divinum ibid.
- To make plaster of Betony pag. 135
- Of the distillation of waters pag. 136
- Of Treacle water ibid.
- Of Cinnamon water pag. 137
- To make Hippocras pag. 138
FINIS.