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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Contents
- title page
- coat of arms
- THE PREFACE.
- The INDEX of the Medicines.
- An INDEX of the Diseases.
- catalogue of materia medica
-
THE London Dispensatory.
-
Compound Waters.
-
Magisterial Water of Alom, in latin
aqua a∣luminosa Magistralis. -
Compound Spirit and Water of Angelica, in atin,
Spiritus & Aqua angelicae magis Com∣osita. -
Bezoartick water, in Latin
aqua Bezoartica -
Compound Briony water, in Latin,
aqua Brio∣niae Composita. -
The Heavenly water, in Latin,
aqua Caelestis. -
Cinnamon water, in Latin,
aqua Cinnamomi. -
Cinnamon water hordeated, in Latin,
aqua Cinnamomi hordeata. -
Epidemick water, in Latin,
aqua Epidemica. -
Gentian water, in Latin,
aqua Gentianae Composita. - Aqua Mirabilis.
-
Peony water, in Latin,
Aqua Paeoniae Com∣posita. -
Queen of
Hungarys water, in Latin,aqua Reginae Hungariae. -
Horse Radish water, In Latin,
Aqua Ra∣phani Composita. -
Saxony water, in Latin,
aqua Saxoniae Cor∣dialis. -
Scordium water, in Latin,
aqua Scordii Composita. -
Snail water, in Latin,
aqua Limacum Magistralis. -
Doctor
Stephan 's water, in Latin,aqu Doctoris Stephani. -
Treacle water, in Latin,
aqua Theriacalis. -
Compound water of walnuts, in Latin,
aqua Juglandium Composita. -
Water of worms, in Latin,
Aqua & Spiri∣tus Lumbricorum Magistralis. -
Spirit and water of Wormwood Compound, in Latin,
Spiritus & Aqua absynthii Composita.
-
Magisterial Water of Alom, in latin
-
Tinctures.
- Tincture of Ambar.
-
Tincture of Antimony, in Latin,
Tincture Antimonii. -
Tincture of Castor, in Latin,
Tinctura Ca∣storei. -
Tincture of Roses, in Latin,
Tinctura Ro∣sarum. - Tinctura Sacra.
-
Tincture of Saffron, in Latin,
Tinctura Croci. -
Tincture of Sulphur, in Latin,
Tinctura Sulphuris. -
Tincture of Salt of Tartar, in Latin,
Tinctu∣ra salis Tartari.
- Medicated Wines.
-
Medicated Vinegars, in Latin,
aceta M ∣dicata. -
Decoctions.
-
Common Decoction for a Glyster, in Latin,
Decoctum commune pro Clystere. -
Decoction of Dodder, in Latin,
Decoct Epithymi. -
Bitter Decoction, in Latin,
Decoctum marum. - Decoctum sennae Gereonis.
-
The pectoral Decoction, in Latin,
decoctum Pectorale. -
The wound decoction, in Latin,
Decoctum Traumaticum. -
Decoction of the Woods, in Latin,
Decoctu Ex Lignis. -
The white decoction, In Latin,
decoctum al∣bum.
-
Common Decoction for a Glyster, in Latin,
-
Syrups.
-
Syrup of Rubarb, in Latin,
syrupus Rha∣barbaro. -
Syrup of Succory with Rhubarb, in Latin,
Syrupus e Cichoreo cum Rhabarbaro. -
Syrup of Dodder, in Latin
Syrupus de Ep ∣thimo. -
Magisterial Syrup of Apples, in Latin,
Syru∣pus de Pomis Magistralis. -
Syrup of Buckthorn, In Latin,
Syrupus de Rhamno Cathartico. -
Syrup of Peach flowers, in Latin,
Syrupus florum mali persici. -
Syrup of Roses solutive, in Latin,
Syrupus Rosarum solutivus.
-
Syrup of Rubarb, in Latin,
-
Altering Syrups.
- Syrup of Ammoniacum.
-
Balsamick Syrup, in Latin,
syrupus Bal∣samicus. -
Simple Byzantin Syrup, in Latin,
Syrupus Byzantinus simplex. -
Syrup of the juice of Citrons, in Latin,
Sy∣rupus e succo Citri. -
Syrup of Citron peel, in Latin,
Syrupus Co ∣ticum Citriorum. -
Simple Syrup of Coral, in Latin,
Syrupus e Coraliis Simplex. -
Syrup of Cup moss, in Latin,
Syrupus Musci pyxidati. -
Diac
dium. -
Compound syrup of Elder berries, in Latin,
Syrupus Sambucinus Compositus. -
Syrup of Groundpine, in Latin,
Syrupus Cha∣maepityos. -
Syrup of white Horehound, in Latin,
Syru∣pus de Prasio. -
Syrup of Gillyflowers, in Latin,
Syrupus flo∣rum Tunices. -
Syrup of Liquorice, in Latin,
Syrupus Gly∣cyrrhizae. -
Syrup of Maidenhair, in Latin,
Syrupus Ca∣pillorum Veneris. -
Syrup of Marsh-mallows, in Latin,
Syru∣pus dialthaeae. -
Syrup of Mint, in Latin,
Syrupus Men∣thae. -
Syrup of Mouse-ear, in Latin,
Syrupus de pi∣losella. -
Syrup of Mugwort, in Latin,
Syrupus de Artemisia. -
Syrup of Mirtles, in Latin,
Syrupus Myt∣tinus. -
Syrup of the five opening roots, in Latin,
Sy∣rupus de quinque Radicibus. -
Syrup of the oak of
Jerusalem, in Latin,Sy∣rupus Botryos. -
Compound Syrup of Peony, in Latin,
syru∣pus Paeoniae Compositus. -
Syrups of Pomgranats, in Latin,
Syrupu Granatorum. -
Syrup of red Poppies, in Latin,
Syrupus de Papavere erratico. -
Syrup of Quinces, in Latin,
Syrupus Cydo∣niorum. -
Syrup of dryed Roses, in Latin,
Syrupus de Rosis Siccis. -
Compound Syrup of Scabious, in Latin,
Sy∣rupus scabiosae Compositus. -
Syrup of Stechas, in Latin,
Syrupus de St ∣chade. -
Syrup of Turnep, In Latin,
Syrupus Ra -
Syrup of Steel, in Latin,
Syrupus Chaly∣bis. -
Syrup of Violets, in Latin,
Syrupus Viola∣rum. -
Simple Syrup of wormwood, in Latin,
Sy ∣pus absynthii simplex.
-
Honey Medicines, and Medicines ma
of Honey and Vinegar, in Lati Melita & Oxymelita. - Rob, or Sapa.
- Lohoch's.
- Conserves and Sugars.
- Sugars.
-
Species, or Powders.
-
Aromatick Rosat, in Latin,
Aromaticum Ro∣satum. -
Compound power of Crabs claws, in Latin,
pulvis e chelis Cancrorum Compositus. -
The Temperate Cordial species, in Latin,
spe∣cies cordiales Temperatae. -
Species of Calaminth, in Latin,
diacalamin∣thes Simplex. -
Compound powder of Wake-Robin roots,
Latin, Pulvis Radicum Ari Composit -
Species of Urris roots simple, in Latin,
Speci ∣diaireos Simplex. -
Species of Gum Lac, in Latin,
species di∣alaccae. -
The Cordial Magisterial Powder, in Latin▪
Pulvis Cardiacus Magistralis. -
The species Diamargarit frigid, in Latin,
Spe∣cies Diamargariton frigidae. - Species Diambrae.
- Species Diamoschu dulcis
-
Species of Rosmary flowers, called,
species dianthos. - Diarrhodon abbatis.
- Species Diatragacanthi frigidi.
-
Species of the three Sanders, in Latin,
Sp ∣cus diatrion Santalon. - Pulvis Haly.
-
Species L
etificans. - Species Confectionis Liberantis.
- Powder called Thuraloes.
-
Compound powder of Senna, in Latin,
Pul∣vis Sennae Compositus Major. -
The Earl of
Warwick 's Powder, in Latin,pulvis Comitis Warvicencis▪
-
Aromatick Rosat, in Latin,
-
Electuaries.
-
Confection of Alkermes, in Latin,
Confectio Alkermes. -
Electuary of Sassafras, in Latin,
Electu∣arium e Sassafras. -
Electuary of Lawrel berries, in Latin,
Ele∣ctuarium e Baccis Lauri. - Confectio De Hyacintho.
- Diatsayrion.
- Diascordium.
-
Mithridat, in Latin,
Mithridatium. - Philonium Romanum.
-
Electuary of the Egg, in Latin,
Electuarium de ovo. -
Venice Treacle, in Latin,
Theriaca Andro¦machi. -
London Treacle, in Latin,
Theriaca Lond ∣nensis. - Diacrocuma.
-
Confection of Alkermes, in Latin,
-
Purging Electuaries.
- Caryocostinum.
-
Extract of Cassia for Glysters, in Latin,
Cas∣sia extracta pro Clysteribus▪ - Diaphaenicon.
- Catholicon.
-
Lenctive Electuary, in Latin,
Electuarium Lenitivum. - The following Composition is an excellent cool∣ing Purge.
-
Electuary of the juice of Roses, in Latin,
E ∣ctuarium e succo Rosarum. - Hiera picra simplex
-
Pills.
-
Pills of Agarick, in Latin,
pilulae de aga∣rico. -
Aggregative Pills, or Pills that have many Virtues, in Latin,
pillulae aggrega ivae fi∣ve polychrestae. - Pilulae Aloephanginae.
- Aloes Rosat, in Latin, Aloe Rosata
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Golden Pills, in Latin,
Pilulae Aureae. - Pilulae Cochiae Majores.
- Pilulae Cochiae Minores.
-
Pills of Hounds-tongue, in Latin,
Pilulae D Cynoglosso. -
Pills of two, in Latin,
Pilulae ex duobus. -
Fetid Pills, in Latin,
Pilulae saetidae. -
Pills of Hermodactiles, in Latin,
Pilulae d Hermodactilis. -
Pills of Hiera with Agarick, in Latin,
P ∣lulae de Hiera cum Agarico. -
Imperial Pills, in Latin,
pilulae Imperi ∣les. - Pilulae de Lapide Lazuli.
- Pilulae Macri.
- Pilulae Rudii.
- Pilulae Ruffi.
-
The stomach Pill, with Gums, in
Latin, Pi∣lulae stomachicae cum gummi. -
Pills of Storax, in Latin,
Pilulae e Sty∣race. -
Pills of Amber, in Latin,
Pilulae de Suc∣cino. -
Pills of Tartar, in Latin,
Pilulae Tartariae▪ - Laudanum.
-
Pills of Agarick, in Latin,
-
Troches, in Latin,
Trochisci. -
Troches of Agarick, in Latin,
Agaricus Tro∣chiscatus. - Trochisci albi Rhasis.
-
Troches of Alhandal, in Latin,
Trochisc alhandal. -
Troches of Winter Cherries, in Latin,
Tro∣chisci Alkekengi. -
The white pectoral Lozenges, in Latin,
Tro∣chisci Bechici albi. -
The black pectoral Lozenges, in Latin,
Tro∣chici Bechici Nig i. -
Troches of Camphor, in Latin,
Trochisci de Camphora. -
Troches of Capers, in Latin,
Trochisci de Capparibus. -
Troches of Ambar, in Latin,
Trochisci de Carabe. - Trochisci Cypheos, for the making of Mi∣thridate.
-
Troches of Maudlin, in Latin,
Trochisci de Eupatorio. -
Dr. Gordons Troches, in Latin,
Trochisci ordoni . -
Trachi
ci Hedychroi for making Treacle. -
Troches of Myrrh, in Latin,
Trochisci Myrrha. - Trochisci Polyidae.
-
Troches of Rhubarb, in Latin,
Trochis de Rhabarbaro. -
Troches of Squills for Treacle, in Latin,
Tro∣chisci de Scylla ad Theriacam. -
Troches of Spodium, in Latin,
Trochisci de Spodio. -
Troches of Lemnian earth, in Latin,
Tro¦chesci de Terra Lemnia. -
Troches of Vipers for Treacle, In Lati
Trochisci de Vipera ad Theriacam.
-
Troches of Agarick, in Latin,
- OYLS.
-
Simple Oyls by Infusion or Decoction.
-
Oyl of Roses Omphacine, in Latin,
Oleum Ro∣saceum Omphacinum. -
Oyle of Roses compleat, in Latin,
Oleum Rosaceum completum. -
Oyl of Wormwood, in Latin,
Oleum Ab∣synthites. -
Oyl of Dill, in Latin,
Oleum Anethi∣num. -
Oyl of Camomel, in Latin,
Oleum Cam melinum. -
Oyl of Wall-flowers, in Latun,
Oleum Ch∣rinum. -
Oyl of Caster, in Latin,
Oleum de ∣storeo. -
Oyl of Orris, in Latin,
Oleum I inum. -
Oyl of Euphorbium, in Latin,
Oleum Eu∣phorbii. -
Oyl of Worms, in Latin,
Oleum Lumbri∣corum. -
Oyl of Marjoram, in Latin,
Oleum Ma∣joranae. -
Mastich Oyl, in Latin,
Oleum Masti ∣inum. -
Oyl of Myrrh, in Latin,
Oleum Myrrhae. -
Oyl of Water-lillies, in Latin,
Oleum Nenu∣pharinum. -
Nard Oyle, in Latin,
Oleum Nardinum. -
Oyl of Rue, in Latin,
Oleum Rutaceum. -
Oyl of Savin, in Latin,
Oleum Sabinae. -
Oyl of Elder-flowers, in Latin,
Oleum Sa bucinum. -
Oyl of Scorpions, in Latin,
Oleum Scorpi∣onum. -
Oyl of Violets, in Latin,
Oleum Violace∣um.
-
Oyl of Roses Omphacine, in Latin,
- Compound OYLS by Infusion and Decoction.
-
Chymical Oyls, in Latin,
Olea Chymica -
Oyl of Ambar, in Latin,
Oleum S c i -
Oyl of Cinnamon, in Latin,
Oleum Cinna∣momi. -
Oyl of Gujacum, in Latin,
Oleum Gua∣jaci▪ -
Oyl of Juniper-berries, in Latin,
oleum baccis Juniperi. -
Oyl of Nutmegs by expression, in Latin,
O∣leum Nucis Moschatae per expressio∣nem. -
Oyl of Bricks, in Latin,
Oleum Lateriti∣um Philosophorum.
-
Oyl of Ambar, in Latin,
- Oyls distilled from Herbs and Flowers.
- Oyl of seeds.
-
Simple Oyntments.
-
White Oyntment, in Latin,
Unguentum Album. - Unguentum Aegyptiacum.
-
Oyntment or Liniment of Gum Elemi,
Latin, Unguentum, sive Linimen Gummi Elemi. - Basilicon.
-
Oyntment of Marshmallows, in Latin,
Un∣guentum di l heae. - Unguentum Diapompholigos.
-
Oyntment of Elecampane, in Latin,
Ungu ∣tum Enulatum. -
Oyntment of Elecampane with Mercury, Latin,
Unguentum Enulatum cum M ∣curio. -
Oyntment of Bays, in Latin,
Unguentum Laurinum. - Unguentum Nutritum.
-
Oyntment of Tobacco, in Latin,
Unguen∣tum è Nicotiana. -
Oyn
ment of sharp pointed Dock, in La i Unguentum ex Oxylap tho. -
O
ntment for the eyes, in Latin, Ungue∣tum Ophthalmicum. - Pomatum.
-
The red drying Oyntment▪ in Latin,
Unguen∣tum Rubrum desiccativum.
-
White Oyntment, in Latin,
-
Oyntments more Compound.
-
Alabastrin Oyntment, in Latin,
Ungu ∣tum de Alabastro. -
The Apostles Oyntment, in Latin,
Ungu ∣tum Apostolorum. - Unguentum Aregon.
-
Oyntment of Sow-bread, in Latin,
Unguen∣tum de Arthanita. -
The Countesses Oyntment, in Latin,
Unguen∣tum Comitissae. -
Oyntment for the Piles, in Latin,
Unguen∣tum Hemorrhoi le. - Unguentum Martiatum.
-
Oyntment of Mastich, in Latin,
Ungue ∣tum Mastichinum. -
The Naples Oyntment, in Latin,
Unguentum Neapolitanum. -
Nerve Oyntment, in Latin,
Unguentum Nervinum. -
The Pectoral Oyntment, in Latin,
Unguen∣tum pectorale. -
Oyntment of Poplar buds, in Latin,
Unguen∣tum Populneum. - Unguentum Splanchnicum.
-
Oyntment of Sumach, in Latin,
Unguen∣tum Sumach.
-
Alabastrin Oyntment, in Latin,
- Cerecloths.
-
Plasters, in Latin,
Emplastra. -
Plaster of Ammoniacum, in Latin,
Empla∣strum de Ammoniaco. -
Plaster of Bayberries, in Latin,
Emplastrum è baccis Lauri. - Emplastrum Barbarum magnum.
-
Plaster of Bettony, in Latin,
Emplastrum de Betonica. - Emplastrum Caesaris.
-
A Plaster for the head, in Latin,
Empla∣strum Cephalicum. -
The Plaster of Hemlock with Ammoniacum, in Latin,
Emplastrum de Cicuta cum Ammoniaco. -
Plaster of Cummin, in Latin,
Emplastrum è Cymino. -
Plaster called Diachalcitis, in Latin,
Em∣plastrum Diachaciteos. -
Simyle Diachylon, in Latin,
Diachylon Simplex. -
Diachylon with Orris, in Latin,
Diachylon Ireatum. -
Great Diachylon, in Latin,
Diachylon mag∣num. -
Great Diachylon with Gums, in Latin,
Dia∣chylon magnum cum Gummi. -
Plaster of the Mucilages, in Latin, Empla∣strum è Mucilagnibus, five diachylon Compositum. -
A blistering Plaster, in Latin,
Emplastrum Epistpasticum. -
The Plaster called the Flower of Oyntments, in Latin,
Flos unguentorum. -
The Plaster of Lapis Calaminaris, in Latin,
Emplastrum griseum de lapide Cala∣minari. -
Plaster of Hermodactiles, in Latin,
Empla∣strum de Hermodactilis -
Plaster for Ruptures, in Latin,
Emplastrum ad Herniam. -
Hysterick Plaster, in Latin,
Emplastrum Hystericum. -
The Plaster of Mastich, in Latin,
Emp∣strum de Mastiche. -
Simple Plaster of Melilot, in Latin,
Em ∣strum de Meliloto Simplex. -
Red Lead Plaster, in Latin,
Emplas de Minio. -
Nerve Plaster, in Latin,
Emplastrum Ner∣vinum. - Oxycroceum.
-
Plaster of Frogs, in Latin,
Emplastrum Ranis. - Emplastrum de Sandice.
-
Plaster of Soap, in Latin,
Emplastrum e Sapone. - Emplastrum Sticticum Paracelsi.
-
The Magisterial Stomach Plaster, in Latin
Emplastrum, Stomachicum Magistral
-
Plaster of Ammoniacum, in Latin,
-
Chymical Medicines that are frequent∣ly used.
- Bezoardicum Minerale.
-
Diaphoretick Antimony, in Latin,
Antimoni∣um Diaphoreticum. -
Liver of Antimony, in Latin,
Crocus Me∣tallorum. -
Glass of Antimony, in Latin,
Vit um An∣timonii. - Mercurius Vitae.
-
Common Regulus of Antimony, in Latin,
Re-Regulus Antimonii. -
Cinnabar of Antimony, in Latin,
Cinna∣baris Antimonii. -
Mercury C
rr sive, in Latin, Mercurius sub∣limatus Corrosivus. - Mercury Water.
-
Sweet Sublimat, in Latin,
Mercurius du∣cis. -
White precipitat, in Latin,
Mercurius prae∣cipitatus albus. -
Red Precipitat, in Latin,
Mercurius praeci∣pitatus Ruber. -
Turbith Mineral, in Latin,
Turpethum Mi∣nerale. - Aethiops Mineralis.
- Arcanum Corallinum.
-
Steel prepared, in Latin,
Chalybs praeparatus▪ -
Opening Saffron of Mars, in Latin,
Cro∣cus Martis Aperitivus. -
Astringent Saffron of Mars, in Latin,
Cro∣cus Martis Astringens. -
Salt or Vitriol of Mars, in Latin,
Sal Mar∣tis. -
Volatile Spirit of Sal Armoniac, in Latin,
Spiritus Salis Armoniaci. -
Spirit of Salt, in Latin,
Spiritus Salis. -
Sweet Spirit of Salt, in Latin,
Spiritus Sa∣lis dulcis. - Lapis Medicamentosus.
-
Styptic water, in Latin,
Aqua Styptica. -
Spirit of Vitriol, in Latin,
Spiritus Vitri∣oli. -
Salt of Vitriol, in Latin,
Sal Vitrioli. -
Spirit of Nitre dulcified, in Latin,
Spiritus Nitri dulcis. -
Spirit of Wine rectified, in Latin,
Spiritu Vini rectificatus. -
Cream of Tartar, in Latin,
Cremor Tar∣tari. -
Tartar Vitriolated, in Latin,
Tartarum Vitriolatum. -
Spirit of Harts horn, in Latin,
Spiritus Cornu Cervi. - Rectification of spirit of Harts-horn.
-
Balsam of Sulphur, in Latin,
Balsamum Sul∣phuris. -
Flower of Sulphur, in Latin,
Flos Sulphu∣ris. -
Magistery of Sulphur, in Latin,
Lac Sul∣phuris. -
Flower of Benjamin, in Latin,
Flos Ben∣zoini. -
Tincture of Benjamin, in Latin,
Tincture Benzoini. - Ens Veneris.
- Lapis Prunellae.
-
Volatile Salt of Ambar, in Latin,
Sal Vo∣latile Succini. -
Rosin of Jalap, in Latin,
Resina Ja∣lapii. - Saccharum Saturni.
- The general way of making extracts.
- The way of making SALTS.
-
The preparation of some simple Medi∣cines.
- The way of preparing Fats.
- The burning of Brass.
- The way of purifying Aloes.
- The burning of Alum.
- The way of preparing Anacardiums.
- The preparation of Bole Armonick.
-
The Lees of Bryony, in Latin,
Feculae Bry∣oniae. -
May
Butter, in Latin, Butyrum Ma∣jale. - The preparation of Lapis Calaminaris.
-
The Infernal Stone, in Latin,
Lapis Infer∣nalis. -
The way of preparing Coral, Pearls, Grab
eyes, and of precious stones. - The burning of Harts-born, Ivory, and other bones.
- The way of making Elaterium.
- The preparation of the Bark of Spurge roots.
- The preparation of Euphorbium.
- The preparation of the roots of black Helle∣bore.
-
The preparation of Goa
Blood. - The preparation of Lac.
- Preparation of Lapis Lazuls.
- The preparation of Litbarge.
- Preparation of Earth-worms.
- The preparation of Millepedes.
- The way of preparing Oesypus.
- Preparation of Opium.
- The preparation of the Lungs of a Fox.
- Preparation of Scammony.
- Another way of preparing Scammony with Sul∣phur.
-
Pr
paration of Squills. - Boiled Turpentine.
- Preparation of Tutty.
-
Compound Waters.
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