Pharmaco-pinax, or A table and taxe of the pryces of all vsuall medicaments, simple and composed, contayned in D. Gordon's apothecarie and chymicall shop within Mr Robert Farquhar's high lodging, in New Aberdene. Together with certayne approved remedies against diseases, which now most reigne amongst the commons. All for the vse of the people; proportionate both to rich and poore, learned and unlearned; and profitable to all.
Gordon, D., apothecary.
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Florum Vulgarium.
OF COMMON FLOWRES.
- Betonicae. of Vetone
- Calendulae. of the Marigold
- Cariophyllorum. of Ianet flowres
- Cichorii. of Cicorie
- Cyani. of the Blawert
- Chamomillae. of Camavyne
- Cheiri. of Walflowre
- Fenugreci. of fenegre
- Fabae. of Beanes
- Genistae. of Broome
- Hepericonis. of Sainct Iohns Grasse
- Hyssopi. of Hyssop
- Lavendulae. of Lavender
- Liliorum alborum. of white Lillies
- Matrisylvae. of the honey suckle
- Malvae. of Maws
- Meliloti. of the Melilote
- Nympheae. of water Lillie
- Papaveris rhead: of red Poppie
- Primulae veris. of Primrose
- Paeoniae. of rose-peonie
- Sambuci. of bour tree
- Stechados. of Stechas
- Tiliae. of the linden tree And others vsuall. halfe m. 1. s.
| Flos squenanthi: of flowres of juncus odoratus | Drag | 3. s. | |
| Flos aeris praepar: of red graines, flying from melted Brasse | drag | 4. s. | |
| Fragmenta preciosa. Fragments of precious stones | Granatorū. of Granates, like pōgranat seed | Scrup. | 20. s. |
| Hyacynthorum. of •acynths | |||
| Rubinorum. of Rubies | |||
| Saphyrorum. of Saphyrs | |||
| Smaragdorum. of Emerauds | |||
| Topaziorum. of Topazes | |||
| Fructus Fruits | Avellanarum. of Nuttes | Vnce | 1. s. |
| Caricarum. of dry Figs | |||
| Cydoniorum, Quinces | the piece | 4. s. | |
| Malorum Granatorum, &c▪ |
