The London dispensatory, reduced to the practice of the London physicians wherein are contain'd the medicines, both Galenical and chymical, that are now in use ... / by John Pechey ...

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The London dispensatory, reduced to the practice of the London physicians wherein are contain'd the medicines, both Galenical and chymical, that are now in use ... / by John Pechey ...
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Pechey, John, 1655-1716.
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London :: Printed by F. Collins for J. Lawrence ...,
1694.
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The INDEX of the Medicines.

A
  • A Ethiops Minoralis 153
  • Aloes to purifie 176
  • Alum to burn ibid.
  • Ambar Volatile Salt 170
  • Anacardiums to prepare 176
  • Antimony Diaphoretick 144
  • Antimony its Cinnabar 148
  • Antimony its glass 145
  • Antimony its Liver 144
  • Antimony its common re∣gulus 147
  • Aq. Lact▪ alexit. 6
  • Aq. Mirabilis 7
  • Arcanum Corallinum 153
B
  • Balsam of Sulphur 165
  • Benzoin flowers 168
  • Bezoarric 183
  • Bole armonick to prepare 177
  • Brass to burn 175
  • Briony lees 177
  • Butter May ibid.
C
  • Cerecloth of Galbanum 126
  • Cerecloth of Sanders 127
  • Conserves 49
  • Coral prepared 178
  • Crabs eyes prepared ibid.
D
  • Decoctions bitter 22
  • Of Dodder ibid.
  • For a glister 21
  • Pectoral 23
  • Sennae Gerionis ibid.
  • White 2
  • Of the Woods 24
  • Wound 23
E
  • Earthworms 181
  • ...Electuaries.
    • Confection of Alkermes 61
    • Confection of Hyacinth 62
    • Caryocostinum 69
    • Catholicon 70
    • Diacrocuma 68
    • Diaphaenicon 70
    • Diasatyrion 63
    • Diascordium ibid.
    • Of the egg 65
    • Extract of Cassia for gli∣sters 69
    • Hiera Picra simple 73
    • Lawrel berries 62
    • Lenitive 71
    • Mithridat 64
    • Philonium Romanum 65
    • ...

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  • ...
    • Of the juice of Roses p. 72
    • Sassafras 61
    • Treacle Venice 66
    • Treacle London 68
  • Elixir proprietatis 154
  • Elixir Salutis ibid.
  • Extracts 173
F
  • Fats to prepare 175
G
  • Goats blood to prepare 180
H
  • Hartshorn burnt 178
  • Hellebore roots to pre∣pare 179
I
  • Jalap rofin 171
L
  • Lac to prepare 180
  • Lapis Calamminaris to prepare 177
  • Lapis Lazuli to prepare 180
  • Lapis Medicamentosus 158
  • Lapis prunellae 169
  • Laudanum 83
  • Liquid Laudanum 185
  • Litharge to prepare 180
  • Lucatellus Balsam 102
  • Lungs of a Fox to pre∣pare 182
M
  • Mars its opening Saffron
  • Mars its astringent Saf∣fron 155
  • Mars its Salt ibid.
  • Mercurius vitae 146
  • Mercury water 150
  • Mercury corrosive 149
  • Mercurius dulcis 150
  • Mercury precipitat red 151
  • Merc precipitat white ib.
  • Millepedes prepared 181
O
  • Oesypus to prepare 181
  • Opium to prepare 182
  • ...Oyls simple by expression.
    • Of sweet Almonds 93
    • Of bitter Almonds ibid.
    • Of the yolks of eggs 94
  • ...Simple oyls by infusion or decoction.
    • Of Cammomile 96
    • Of Castor ibid.
    • Of Dill 95
    • Of Elder flowers 100
    • Of Euphorbium 97
    • Of water Lillies 99
    • Of Marjoram 98
    • Of Mastich ibid.
    • Of Mint 99
    • Of Myrrh ibid.
    • Nard 100
    • Of Orris 97
    • Of Roses compleat 95
    • Of Roses Omphacin 94
    • ...

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  • ...
    • Of Rue p. 100
    • Of Savin ibid.
    • Of Scorpions 101
    • Violet ibid.
    • Of wall flowers 96
    • Worms 97
    • Wormwood 95
  • ...Compound oyls by infusion.
    • Oyl of Foxes 103
    • Of St. John's▪wort 102
    • Of swallows 101
  • ...Chymical oyls.
    • Of Ambar 104
    • Of Bricks 108
    • Of Cinnamon 105
    • Of Dill 111
    • Of Guajacum 106
    • Of Juniper berries ibid.
    • Of Nutmegs 107
    • Of Sulphur by the Bell 109
    • Of Turpentine ibid.
    • Of Wax 110
    • Of Wormwood▪ 108
  • ...Simple Oyntments.
    • Aegyptiacum 112
    • Bayes 115
    • Basilicon ibid.
    • Diapompholigos 113
    • Sharp pointed dock 116
    • Elecampane 114
    • Elecampane with Mer∣cury ibid.
    • For the eyes 116
    • Gum Elemi 112
    • Marsh-mallows 113
    • Nutritum 115
    • Pomatum 117
    • Red drying ibid.
    • Tobacco 115
    • White 111
  • ...Oyntments more compound.
    • Of Alablaster 118
    • Apostles ibid.
    • Aregon 119
    • Of the Countess 121
    • Martiatum 122
    • Mastich ibid.
    • Naples 123
    • Nerve ibid.
    • Pectoral 124
    • Piles 122
    • Poplar 124
    • Sowbread 120
    • Splanchnick 125
    • Sumach 126
P
  • Pearls to prepare 178
  • Pills of Agarick 72
  • Agregative ibid.
  • Aleophang 74
  • Aloes Rosat 8
  • Ambar 82
  • Coch. major 75
  • Coch. minor 76
  • Faetid 77
  • Golden 75
  • Hermodactiles 78
  • Hiera with Agarick ibid.
  • Hounds tongue 76
  • ...

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  • Imperial p. 78
  • Lapid Lazuli 79
  • Macri ibid.
  • Mastich 80
  • Matthews 185
  • Rudii 80
  • Ruffi 81
  • Stomach with Gums 81
  • Storax ibid.
  • Tartar 82
  • Two 77
  • ...Plaisters.
    • Ammoniacum 127
    • Barbarum magnum 128
    • Bayberries ibid.
    • Bettony 129
    • Blistering 135
    • Caesaris 130
    • Cummin 131
    • Diachalcitis ibid.
    • Diachylon Simple 132
    • Diachylon with Orris ib.
    • Diachylon the great▪ 133
    • Diachylon the great with Gums 134
    • Frogs 140
    • Head 130
    • Hemlock with Ammoni∣acum 131
    • Hermodactiles 136
    • Hysterick 137
    • Lapid Calamminaris 135
    • Red Lead 138
    • Ma••••ich ibid.
    • Melilot simple ibid.
    • Mucilages 134
    • Nerve 139
    • Flower of Oyntments 135
    • Oxycroceum 140
    • Ruptures 136
    • De Sandice 141
    • Soap ibid.
    • Sticticum 142
    • Stomach ibid.
R
  • ...Robor Sapa.
    • Of Barberries 46
    • Juice of Liquorice ibid.
S
  • Salts fixed 174
  • Sacharum Saturni 172
  • Salt of Vitirol 160
  • Salts Volatile 174
  • Scammony prepared 182
  • Spirit of Sal Armoniak 156
  • Spirit of salt 157
  • Sweet spirit of salt 158
  • Spirit of Vitriol 159
  • Spirit of Nitre dulcified 161
  • Spirit of Wine rectified 162
  • Spirit of Hartshorn 163
  • Spurge roots to prepare 179
  • Squills to prepare 183
  • Steel prepared 154
  • Infernal stone 178
  • Styptick water 159
  • ...

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  • Sugars p. 51
  • Flowers of Sulphur 166
  • Magistery of Sulphur ib.
  • Syrups of Ammoniacum 29
  • Apples 27
  • Balsamick 29
  • Bizantine simple 30
  • Buckthorn 27
  • Of the juice of Citron 30
  • Citron peel ibid.
  • Coral 31
  • Cupmoss ibid.
  • Diacodium 32
  • Dodder 26
  • Syrup of elder berries 32
  • Gilly-flowers 34
  • Ground pine 33
  • White Horehound 34
  • Liquorice 35
  • Maidenhair ibid.
  • Marsh-mallows ibid.
  • Mint 36
  • Mouseear 37
  • Mugwort ibid.
  • Myrtles 38
  • Oak of Jerusalem 39
  • The five opening roots ib.
  • Peach flowers 28
  • Peony 39
  • Pomgranats 40
  • Poppies red ibid.
  • Quinces 41
  • Roses▪solutive 28
  • Roses dryed 41
  • Rhubarb 25
  • Scabious comp. 41
  • Stechas 42
  • Steel 43
  • Succory with Rhubarb 25
  • Turneps 42
  • Violets 43
  • Wormwood 44
T
  • Tartar Vitriolated 163
  • Tartar creame 162
  • Tinctures of Ambar 13
  • Antimony 14
  • Benzoin 168
  • Castor 14
  • Roses ibid.
  • Sacra 15
  • Saffron ibid.
  • Salt of Tartar 16
  • Sulphur 15
  • Troches of Agarick 83
  • Alhandal 84
  • Ambar 87
  • Camphir 86
  • Capers ibid.
  • Cherries Winter 85
  • Cypheos 87
  • Dr. Gordms 89
  • Hedichroy ibid.
  • Lemnian earth 92
  • Lozenges pectoral black 86
  • Lozenges pectoral White 85
  • Maudlin 88
  • ...

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  • Myrrh p. 90
  • Polyidae ibid.
  • Rhubarb 90
  • Spodium 91
  • Squills ibid.
  • Vipers 92
  • White of Rhasis 84
  • Turbith Mineral 152
  • Turpentine boiled 183
  • Tutty prepared ibid.
U
  • ...Medicated Vinegars.
    • Destilled Vinegar 20
    • Rose Vinegar ibid.
    • Treacle Vinegar 21
W
  • Compound Waters of
    • Angelica 1
    • Alum ibid.
    • Bezoartick 2
    • Briony 3
    • Cinnamon 5
    • Cinnamon hord ibid.
    • Epidemick ibid.
    • Gentian 6
    • Heavenly 4
    • Lavender Comp. 186
    • Peony 7
    • Queen of Hungaries 8
    • Horse Radish ibid.
    • Saxony 9
    • Scordium ibid.
    • Snaile-water 10
    • Stephans ibid.
    • Treacle 11
    • Walnut ibid.
    • Worms 12
    • Wormwood ibid.
  • ...Medicated Wines.
    • Blessed 17
    • Squills 18
    • Steel ibid.
    • Wormwood 19
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