Pharmacopœia Bateana, or, Bate's dispensatory translated from the second edition of the Latin copy, published by Mr. James Shipton : containing his choice and select recipe's, their names, compositions, preparations, vertues, uses, and doses, as they are applicable to the whole practice of physick and chyrurgery : the Arcana Goddardiana, and their recipe's intersperst in their proper places, which are almost all wanting in the Latin copy : compleated with above five hundred chymical processes, and their explications at large, various observations thereon, and a rationale upon each process : to which are added in this English edition, Goddard's drops, Russel's pouder [sic], and the Emplastrum febrifugum, those so much fam'd in the world : as also several other preparations from the Collectanea chymica, and other good authors / by William Salmon ...
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- Pharmacopœia Bateana, or, Bate's dispensatory translated from the second edition of the Latin copy, published by Mr. James Shipton : containing his choice and select recipe's, their names, compositions, preparations, vertues, uses, and doses, as they are applicable to the whole practice of physick and chyrurgery : the Arcana Goddardiana, and their recipe's intersperst in their proper places, which are almost all wanting in the Latin copy : compleated with above five hundred chymical processes, and their explications at large, various observations thereon, and a rationale upon each process : to which are added in this English edition, Goddard's drops, Russel's pouder [sic], and the Emplastrum febrifugum, those so much fam'd in the world : as also several other preparations from the Collectanea chymica, and other good authors / by William Salmon ...
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Contents
- frontispiece
- title page
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TO THE Most Serene and Mighty MONARCH,
WILLIAM III. King ofEngland, Scotland, France, andIreland. - THE PREFACE.
-
BOOKS Printed for S. Smithand B. Walford. - THE General CONTENTS.
- The Usual Chymical CHARACTERS.
- The Usual Medicinal CHARACTERS
-
PHARMACOPOEIA
BATEANA: -
LIB. I.
-
CHAP. I.
Of WATERS. -
I.
Aqua Aluminosa, Alumed Water. -
II.
Aqua Animalis, The A∣nimal Water of Horse∣dung. -
III.
Aqua Antiphthisica, A Water against Phthisicks. -
IV.
Aqua Antiscorbutica, The Water against the Scur∣vy. -
V.
Aqua Antiscorbutica altera, The other Antiscorbutick Water.Micklethw. -
VI.
Aqua Bechica, A Water against a Cough. -
VII.
Aqua Benedicta, The Bles∣sed Water. -
VIII.
Aqua Benedicta Compo∣sita, The Blessed Water Compound. -
IX.
Aqua Camphorata, Cam∣phorated Water. -
X.
Aqua Cariophyllorum, Wa∣ter of Clove-gillyflowers. -
XI. *
Aqua Cephalica, A Wa∣ter for the Head. -
XII. *
Aqua Cerasorum Compo∣sita, Water of Black Cher∣ries compound. -
XIII. *
Aqua Chalybeata, Steel∣ed Water. -
XIV. *
Aqua Chamaemeli Com∣posita, Camomil Water Compound. -
XV. *
Aqua Cinamomi Car∣diaca, Cordial Cinamon Water. -
XVI.
Aqua Cinamomi Hor∣deata, Cinamon Water with Barly. -
XVII.
Aqua Cordium Compo∣sita, Water of Hearts Com∣pound. -
XVIII.
Aqua Cosmetica, TheBeautifying Water. -
XIX. *
Aqua Crinalis, A Water for the Hair. -
XXI.
Aqua Cynosbati Compo∣sita, Water of Hipps com∣pound. -
XXII.
Aqua Digitalis, Wa∣ter of Fox-Glove. -
XXIII.
Aqua Embryonum, A Water to preserve the Child in the Womb. -
XXIV. *
Aqua Epidemica, The Plague-Water. -
XXV. *
Aqua Febrifuga, The Febrifuge-Water. -
XXVI.
Aqua Formicarum, Water of Pismites. -
XXVII.
Aqua Fortis Duplex, Double Aqua Fortis,or Dissolvent of Silver. -
XXVIII.
Aqua Fortis Alu∣minata, Aqua Fortis made with Alum. -
XXIX.
Aqua Herpetica, A Water against Tettars, Ring-worms, Itches, Scabs, Herpes,&c. -
XXX. *
Aqua Hirundinum, Water of Swallows. -
XXXI. *
Aqua Hormini Com∣posita, Water of Clary com∣pound. -
XXXII. *
Aqua Hungarica, The Queen ofHungary 's Water. -
XXXIII.
Aqua Lactis Alexi∣teria, Milk-water resisting Poyson. -
XXXIV. *
Aqua Lactis Car∣diaca, A Cordial Milk-water. -
XXXV. *
Aqua Lactis Nephri∣tica, Nephritick Milk-wa∣ter. -
XXXVI. *
Aqua Lactis Pe∣ctorali A Pectoral Milk-water.. -
XXXVII. *
Aqua Lactis Scor∣butica, Milk-water against the Scurvy. -
XXXVIII.
Aqua Lamii Com∣posita, Water of Dead Net∣tles Compound. -
XXXIX. *
Aqua Mellumi∣nata, Honeyed Water A∣lumed. -
XL.
Aqua Mercurialis, Wa∣ter of Mercury sublimate. -
XLI.
Aqua Odorifera, Sweetor Perfumed Water. -
XLII. *
Aqua Omnium Flo∣rum, All Flower-water. -
XLIII.
Aqua Ophthalmica, Eye-Water. -
XLIV. *
Aqua Ophthalmica Sapphirina, The Sapphi∣rine Eye-Water. -
XLV. *
Aqua Pectoralis, The Pectoral Water. -
XLVI. *
Aqua Persicariae composita, Arsmart Water compound. -
XLVII. *
Aqua Picarum com∣posita, Water of Magpies compound. -
XLVIII. *
Aqua Pneumonica, A Water expelling Wind. -
XLIX.
Aqua Prolifica, The Water making fruitful. -
L.
Aqua Regia, The Dissol∣vent of Gold. -
LI.
Aqua Salivalis, The Sa∣livating, or Spitting Wa∣ter. -
LII.
Aqua Sarsae Composita, Compound Water of Sar∣saparilla. -
LIII. *
Aqua Senelorum Com∣posita, Water of Haws Compound. -
LIV.
Aqua Siphylica, The Pocky Water, or Water against the French-Pox. -
LV.
Aqua Stimmios Sulphu∣rata, The Sulphurated Wa∣ter: or Gass of Antimony and Nitre. -
LVI.
Aqua Styptica, The Sty∣ptick Water. -
LVII.
Stypticum Regis, The Royal Styptick of KingCharles II. -
LVIII. *
Aqua Tussilaginis Composita, Water of Colts∣foot compound. -
LIX. *
Aqua Venustatis, The Beautifying Water. -
LX.
Aqua Vermifuga, A Wa∣ter killing Worms. -
LXI.
Aqua Vulneraria; The Wound-water: SirKen. Digby. -
LXII.
Aqua Absinthii Com∣posita, Wormwood Water Compound. -
LXIII.
Aqua Alexiteria, The Water resisting Poy∣son. -
LXIV.
Aqua Chamaemeli com∣posita, Camomil Water com∣pound. -
LXV.
Aqua Cochleariae com∣posita, Scurvy-grass Water compound.
-
I.
-
CHAP. II.
Of SPIRITS. -
I.
Spiritus Alkermes, Spirit of Alkermes. -
II.
Spiritus Aluminis, Spirit of Alum. -
III.
Spiritus Aluminis dulcis, Sweet Spirit of Alum. -
IV. *
Spiritus Ambrae, Spirit of Ambergrise. -
V. *
Spiritus Benzoini, Spirit of Benjamin. -
VI. *
Spiritus Camphorae, Spirit of Camphir. -
VII.
Spiritus Cardiacus ma∣gnus; seu Flos Cordialium, nec-nonCardiacum Mag∣num, The Great Cardiack Spirit, or Flower of Cor∣dials,&c. -
VIII. *
Spiritus Cerasorum ni∣grorum, Spirit of Black Cherries. -
IX. *
Spiritus Cochleariae, Spi∣rit of Scurvy-grass. -
X.
Spiritus Corallorum, Spirit of Coral. -
XI. *
Spiritus Cornu Cervi Suc∣cinatus, Spirit of Harts∣horn, with Amber -
XII. *
Spiritus Diatrion, velMixtura Simplex, The Spi∣rit of Three Things,Or, The Simple Mixture. -
XIII.
Spiritus Dracunculi, Spi∣rit of Herb-Dragon. -
XIV. *
Spiritus Embryonum, A Spirit to preserve a Child in the Womb. -
XV.
Spiritus Hormini Com∣positus, Spirit of Clary Com∣pound. -
XVI. *
Spiritus Hyssopi Ve∣rus, The true Spirit of Hys∣sop. -
XVII. *
Spiritus Juniperi ve∣rus, The true Spirit of Ju∣niper. -
XVIII.
Spiritus Mannae, Spi∣rit of Manna. -
XIX.
Spiritus Millepedum, Spirit of Sows, or Hog∣lice. -
XX. *
Spiritus Nitri, Spirit of Nitre. -
XXI.
Spiritus Nitri Bezoar∣ticus, Bezoartick Spirit of Nitre. -
XXII. *
Spiritus Nitri dulcis, Dulcified Spirit of Nitre. -
XXIII. *
Spiritus Rhoeados cra∣pularius, the Surfeit Spi∣rit of the Red, Wild, or Corn Poppy. -
XXIV.
Spiritus Salis Armo∣niaci, Spirit of Sal Armo∣niack. -
XXV.
Spiritus Salis Armoni∣aci Tartarisatus, Spirits of Sal Armoniack tartarized. Bate.] ℞Salt of Tartar, Sal Arm. ana, mix and add a tripple quantity of Water, and distil, S. A. It has the Ver∣tues of the former. -
XXVI.
Spiritus Salis Armoni∣aci Succinatus, Spirit of Sal Ammoniack with Amber. Bate.]It is made by recti∣fying the volatile Spirit of Sal [whether made with Quick-lime, Salt of Tartar, or Pot-ashes]Ammoniack upon the fine Pouder of Amber, S. A. -
XXVII.
Spiritus Salis Armo∣niaci Chalybeatus, Spirit of Sal Armoniack steeled. -
XXVIII.
Spiritus Salis Coa∣gulatus, Spirit of Salt coa∣gulated. -
XXIX.
Spiritus Salis Mar∣tialis, Steeled Spirit of Salt Gem. -
XXX.
Spiritus Sambuci, Spi∣rit of Elder-berries. -
XXXI.
Spiritus Sanguinis, Spirit of Man's Blood. -
XXXII.
Spiritus Saturni, Spirit of Saturn. -
XXXIII.
Spiritus Spongia∣rum, Spirit of Sponges. -
XXXIV.
Spiritus Tabaccae, Spirit of Tobacco. -
XXXV.
Spiritus Theriacalis camphoratus, The Treacle Spirit camphorated. -
XXXVI.
Spiritus Veneris, Spirit of Venus,or Cop∣per. -
XXXVII.
Spiritus Vini Scu∣cinatus, Spirit of Wine with Amber. -
XXXVIII.
Spiritus Vini Tar∣tarisatus, Spirit of Wine tartarised. -
XXXIX.
Spiritus Viperarum, Spirit of Vipers. -
XL.
Ros Vitrioli, Dew of Vi∣triol. -
XLI.
Spiritus Vitrioli, Spirit of Vitriol. -
XLII. *
Spiritus Vitrioli Coa∣gulatus, Spirit of Vitriol coagulated. -
XLIII.
Spiritus Vitrioli Dia∣phoreticus, Spirit of Vitriol Diaphoretick. -
XLIV.
Spiritus Vitrioli Essen∣tificatus, seuClissus Vitrioli, Essentificated Spirit,or Pow∣ers of Vitriol. -
XLV.
Spiritus Vitrioli Mar∣tis, Spirit of the Vitriol of Marsor Iron. -
XLVI.
Spiritus Vitrioli Phi∣losophicus, Philosophick Spi∣rit of Vitriol. -
XLVII.
Spiritus Vitrioli Tar∣tarisatus, Spirit of Vitriol tartariz'd. -
XLVIII. †
Spiritus Anisi, Spi∣rit of Aniseeds. -
XLIX. †
Spiritus Asae Foetidae, Spirit of stinking Assa. -
L. †
Spiritus Aurantiarum Corticum, Spirit of Orange-peels. -
LI. †
Spiritus Cinamomi, Spirit of Cinamon. -
LII. †
Spiritus Foeniculi dul∣cis, Spirit of sweet Fennel-seeds. -
LIII.
Spiritus Guajaci, Spi∣rit of Guajacum, or Pock∣wood. -
LIV. †
Spiritus Lavendulae florum, Spirit of Lavender-flowers. -
LV. †
Spiritus Limomum, Spi∣rit of Lemon-peels. -
LVI. †
Spiritus Menthae, Spirit of Mint. -
LVII. †
Spiritus Nucis Mos∣chatae, Spirit of Nutmegs. -
LVIII. †
Spiritus Opii, Spirit of Opium. -
LIX. †
Spiritus papaveris er∣ratici Simplex, Spirit of the Wild Poppy,or Corn Rose. -
LX. †
Spiritus Papaveris al∣bi, Spirit of White Pop∣pies. -
LXI. †
Spiritus Papaveris ni∣gris, Spirit of Black Pop∣pies. -
LXII. †
Spiritus Raphani Compositus, Spirit of Ra∣dishes compound. -
LXIII. †
Spiritus Rutae, Spi∣rit of Rue. -
LXIV. †
Spiritus de Sassafras, Spirit of Sassafras. -
LXV. †
Spiritus Succini, Spi∣rit of Amber.
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I.
-
CHAP. III. Of OYLS Distilled.-
I.
Oleum Aloëticum, Oyl of Aloes. -
II.
Olium Antimonii Saccha∣ratum, Oyl of Antimony Sugared. -
III.
Oleum Balsamicum, The Balsamick Oyl. -
IV.
Oleum Camphorae, Oyl of Camphire. -
V. *
Oleum Chartoe, Oyl of Paper. -
VI.
Oleum Heracleinum, Oyl of Hazel-wood. -
VII. *
Oleum Linteorum, Oyl of Linnen-cloth. -
VIII.
Oleum Ludi, Oyl of the Gravelly Substance sticking to the bottoms of Cham∣ber-pots. -
IX.
Oleum Lumbricorum, Oyl of Earth-worms. -
X.
Oleum Martis, Oyl of Mars, or Iron. -
XI.
Oleum Polypodii, Oyl of Polipody. -
XII.
Oleum Sacchari Simplex; Oyl of Sugar simple. -
XIII. *
Oleum Sacchari Com∣positum, Oyl of Sugar com∣pound. -
XIV. *
Oleum Saponis, Oyl of Soap. -
XV.
Oleum Tabaci, Oyl of Tobacco. -
XVI. *
Oleum Vitrioli Sweet Oyl of Vitriol.ulce,
-
I.
-
CHAP. IV. Of BALSAMS Distilled.-
I. *
Balsamum Apoplecticum, Apoplectick Balsam. -
II. *
Balsamum Magistrale, The Magistral Balsam. -
III.
Balsamum Martiale, Bal∣sam of Mars. -
IV.
Balsamum Paralyticum, The Palsie Balsam. -
V.
Balsamum Saturnium, Balsam of Saturn. -
VI. *
Balsamum Succini, Bal∣sam of Amber. -
VII.
Balsamum Sulphuris Anti∣monii, Balsam of the Sul∣phur of Antimony. -
VIII. *
Balsamum Sulphuris Anisatum, Balsam of Sul∣phur Anisated. -
IX.
Balsamum Sulphuris Ben∣zoïnatum, Benjamin Bal∣sam of Sulphur. -
X.
Balsamum Sulphuris Knoe∣phelii, Knephelyhis Bal∣sam of Sulphur. -
XI. *
Balsamum Sulphuris Suc∣cinatum, Balsam of Sulphur with Amber. -
XII. *
Balsamum Sulphuris Terebinthinatum, Balsam of Sulphur Terebinthinated. -
XIII.
Balsamum Tartari, Bal∣sam of Tartar. -
XIV.
Balsamum Veneris, Bal∣sam of Venus.
-
I. *
-
CHAP. V. Of ESSENCES, Or POWERS. -
ESSENCES
added by the Translator,out of Collectanea Chymica.-
VI. ‡
Essentia Regia, The Royal Powers. -
VII. ‡
Essentia Metallica ad Vermes, Metallick Powers against Worms. -
VIII ‡
Essentia Asthmatica, An Essence against the Asth∣ma. -
IX. ‡
Essentia Antihysterica, Powers against Fits of the Mother. -
X. ‡
Essentia Alexipharmi∣ca, & Bezoartica, The A∣lexipharmick, and Bezo∣artick Powers.
-
VI. ‡
-
CHAP. VI.
Of ELIXIRS. -
1.
Elixir Camphoratum, The Camphorated Elixir. -
II.
Elixir Proprietatis Dulce, Sweet Elixir Proprietatis. -
III.
Elixir Proprietatis Pesti∣lentiale, Elixir of Property against the Plague. -
IV.
Elixir Proprietatis Tar∣tarisatum, Elixir of Pro∣perty Tartarisated. -
V.
Elixir Salutis, The Elixir of Health. -
VI.
Elixir Vitae, Elixir of Life. -
VII.
Elixir Vitrioli, Elixir of Vitriol. -
VIII.
Elixir Vitae Maetsia∣num, Mates his Elixir of Life. -
IX.
Elixir Anodynum Le Mo∣tianum, Le Mort 's Elixir Anodyne. -
X.
Elixir Menstruale Le Mor∣tianum, Le Mort 's Ure∣rine Elixir. -
XI.
Elixir Juniperinum Rol∣fincii, Elixir of Juniper.
-
1.
-
CHAP. VII.
Of TINCTƲRES. -
I. *
Tinctura Absinthii, Tin∣cture of Wormwood. -
II. *
Tinctura Amygdaloides, The Almond-like Tin∣cture. -
III. *
Tinctura Antimonii E∣metica, Vomiting Tincture of Antimony. -
IV.
Tinctura Antimonii Pur∣gans, Purging Tincture of Antimony. -
V.
Tinctura Armoniaci, Tin∣cture of Sal Armoni∣ack. -
VI.
Tinctura Asae fetida, Tin∣cture of stinking Assa. -
VII. *
Tinctura Asthmatica, A Tincture against the Asthma. -
VIII. *
Tinctura Aurea, The Golden Tincture. -
IX.
Tinctura Bezoartica, The Bezoartick Tincture. -
X. *
Tinctura Cardamomi, Tincture of Cardamoms. -
XI. *
Tinctura Carui, Tincture of Caraways. -
XII.
Tinctura Cathartica Ridg∣lei, The Purging Tincture of Dr.Ridgley. -
XIII. *
Tinctura Cerussae, Tin∣cture of Ceruse. -
XIV. *
Tinctura Chamaemeli, Tincture of Camomil. -
XV. *
Tinctura Cochleariae composite, Tincture of Scur∣vy-grass compound. -
XVI.
Tinctura Corallii, Tin∣cture of Coral. -
XVII. *
Tinctura Ferri, Tin∣cture of Iron. -
XVIII.
Tinctura Guajaci, Tin∣cture of Guajacum, or Pock∣wood. -
XIX.
Tinctura Galbaneti, Tin∣cture Galbanated. -
XX.
Tincturae Haematitae, Tincture of the Stone Hae∣matite. -
XXI. *
Tinctura Hierae, The Holy Tincture, commonly calledTinctura Sacra. -
XXII.
Tinctura Juniperi, Tincture of Juniper-Ber∣ries. -
XXIII.
Tinctura Lunae, Tin∣cture of Luna, or Silver. -
XXIV.
Tinctura Martis, Tin∣cture of Mars or Iron. -
XXV,
Tinctura Martis Au∣rea, The Golden coloured Tincture of Mars. -
XXVI.
Tinctura Martis Tar∣tarisata, Tartarised Tin∣cture of Mars. -
XXVII. *
Tinctura Melam∣podii, Tincture of Black Hellebor. -
XXVIII. *
Tinctura Melissae, Tincture of Bawm. -
XXIX. *
Tinctura Mellis, Tincture of Honey. -
XXX.
Tinctura a Myrrhae, Tin∣cture of Myrrh. -
XXXI.
Tinctura Oculorum Cancrorum, Tincture of Crabs Eyes. -
XXXII.
Tinctura Odontalgi∣ca, A Tincture for the Tooth-ache. -
XXXIII. *
Tinctura Para∣lytica, The Palsie Tin∣cture. -
XXXIV.
Tinctura Perlarum, Tincture of Pearls. -
XXXV. *
Tinctura Piperis, Tincture of Pepper. -
XXXVI.
Tinctura Proprie∣tatis, Tincture of Proper∣ty. -
XXXVII. *
Tinctura Ra∣barbari, Tincture of Rhu∣barb. -
XXXVIII. *
Tinctura Rosa∣rum, Tincture of Roses. -
XXXIX. *
Tinctura Sassa∣fras, Tincture of Sassa∣fras. -
XL.
Tinctura Saturni, Tin∣cture of Saturn or Lead. -
XLI. *
Tinctura Scorbutica, Tincture against the Scur∣vy. -
XLII. *
Tinctura Serpylli, Tincture of Wild Time, or Mother of Time. -
XLIII. *
Tinctura Stomachi∣ca, Stomach-Tincture. -
XLIV. *
Tinctura Succini, Tincture of Amber. -
XLV.
Tinctura Sulphuris, Tin∣cture of Sulphur. -
XLVI.
Tinctura Veneris, Tin∣cture of Venus. -
XLVII. *
Tinctura Virginia∣na, Tincture ofVirginian Snake-root. -
XLVIII.
Mars Potabilis, Po∣table Mars. -
XLIX. †
Tinctura Absinthii, Tincture of Wormwood. -
L. †
Tinctura Amara Compo∣sita, The Bitter Tincture compound. -
LI. †
Tinctura Ambraegriseae, Tincture of Ambergrise. -
LII. †
Tinctura Ammoniaci, Tincture of Gum Ammo∣niacum. -
LIII. †
Tinctura Seminum An∣gelicae, i.Celestis, Tincture of Angelica-Seeds, or the Heavenly Tincture. -
LIV.
Tinctura Antiemetica, velMenthae, Tincture a∣gainst Vomiting, or Tin∣cture of Mint. -
LV. †
Tinctura Antepileptica, i.Lavendulae florum, Ante∣pileptick Tincture,or Tin∣cture of Lavender Flo∣wers. -
LVI. †
Tinctura Anticolica, i.Baccarum Juniperi; the Anticolick Tincture,or Tincture of Juniper-Ber∣ries. -
LVII. †
Tinctura Antihy∣dropica, i.Jalapii; Tin∣cture against the Dropsie,or Tincture of Jalap. -
LVIII. †
Tinctura Antime∣lancholica, i.Ellebori utri∣usque: Tincture against Melancholly,or of both Hellebors. -
LIX. †
Tinctura Antiscor∣butica, i.Winterani; Tin∣cture against the Scurvy;or Tincture of Capt.Win∣ter 's Cinnamon. -
LX. †
Tinctura Asae foetidae, Tincture of stinking Assa. -
LXI. †
Tinctura Balsami Capivii, Tincture of the natural Balsam of Co∣payba. -
LXII. †
Tinctura Balsami Tolutani, Tincture of the Balsamde Tolu. -
LXIII. †
Tinctura Benzoini, Tincture of Benjamin. -
LXIV. †
Tinctura Callefa∣ciens, i.Caryophylorum, Tin∣cture heating,or Tincture of Cloves. -
LXV. †
Tinctura calida major, i.Cardamomi, The greater hot Tincture,or Tincture of Cardamoms. -
LXVI. †
Tinctura Calida minor, i.Cubebarum; The lesser hot Tincture,or Tincture of Cubebs. -
LXVII. †
Tinctura Caran∣nae, Tincture of Gum Ca∣ranna. -
LXVIII. †
Tinctura Cardia∣ca, i.Croci, The Cordial Tincture,or Tincture of Saffron. -
LXIX. †
Tinctura Cardiaca restringens, i.Cinnamomi; The strengthening Cordial Tincture;or Tincture of Cinnamon. -
LXX †
Tinctura Castorei; Tincture of Castor. -
LXXI. †
Tinctura Cephali∣ca, i.Salviae; Tincture for the Head,or Tincture of Sage. -
LXXII. †
Tinctura Cepha∣lica Cordialis, i.Nucis Mo∣schatae; The Cephalick Cordial Tincture,or Tin∣cture of Nutmegs. -
LXXIII. †
Tinctura contra Iliacum, i.Chamaemeli flo∣rum; Tincture against the Iliack Passion,or of Camo∣mil Flowers. -
LXXIV. †
Tinctura Cor∣dialis, The Cordial Tin∣cture. -
LXXV. †
Tinctura Cordia∣lis antepidemica, i.Contra-yervae; A Cordial Plague-Tincture,or Tincture of Contra-yerva. -
LXXVI. †
Tinctura Corro∣borans, i.Limonum Corti∣cum; The Strengthening Tincture,or Tincture of Limon-peels. -
LXXVII. †
Tinctura Exo∣nerans, i.Scammonii; The Purging Tincture,or Tin∣cture of Scammony. -
LXXVIII. †
Tinctura Fe∣brifuga, i.Schaenanthi; Tincture against Feavers,or Tincture of Camels Hay. -
LXXIX. †
Tinctura Galba∣ni, Tincture ofGalba∣num. -
LXXX. †
Tinctura Cam∣bogiae, Tincture of Cam∣boge. -
LXXXI. †
Trinctura Gua∣jaci, Tincture of the Wood Guajacum. -
LXXXII. †
Tinctura Hy∣pnotica, i.Opii; Tincture procuring Sleep,or Tin∣cture of Opium. -
LXXXIII. †
Tinctura Ma∣stiches, Tincture of Ma∣stick. -
LXXXIV. †
Tinctura Mo∣schi, Tincture of Musk. -
LXXXV. †
Tinctura Myr∣rhae, Tincture of Myrrh. -
LXXXVI. †
Tinctura Nu∣tritiva, i.Chinae; a nou∣rishing or restoring Tin∣cture,or Tincture ofChi∣na. -
LXXXVII. †
Tinctura Oli∣bani; Tincture of Oliba∣num. -
LXXXVIII. †
Tinctura O∣pii Composita; seu,Lau∣danum Liquidum, Tincture of Opium Compound. -
LXXXIX. †
Tinctura Pe∣ctoralis, i.Glycyrrhizae; a Pectoral Tincture,or Tin∣cture of Liquorice. -
XC. †
Tinctura Quartana∣ria, i.Peruviana; Tincture for Quartans,or Tincture of the Jesuite's Bark. -
XCI. †
Tinctura Rhabarba∣ri Absinthiata; Worm∣wood Tincture of Rhu∣barb. -
XCII. †
Tinctura Rubra, i.Papaveris erratici; The Red Tincture,or Tincture of Corn-Poppies. -
XCIII. †
Tinctura Rutae; Tincture of Rue. -
XCIV. †
Tinctura Salviae absinthiata; Wormwood-Tincture of Sage. -
XCV. †
Tinctura Senae ab∣sinthiata; Wormwood-Tincture of Sena. -
XCVI. †
Tinctura Stoma∣chica Cordialis, i.Aurantia∣rum Corticum; The Cor∣dial Stomach Tincture. -
XCVII. †
Tinctura Styracis, Tincture of Styrax. -
XCVIII. †
Tinctura Sudo∣rifica, i.Serpentariae Vir∣ginianae; The Sudorifick Tincture,or Tincture of Virginia Snakeroot. -
XCIX. †
Tinctura Sudorifi∣ca minor, i.Valerianae; The lesser Sweating Tin∣cture,or Tincture of Va∣lerian. -
C. †
Tinctura Taccamahac∣cae; Tincture of Tacca∣mahac. -
CI. †
Tinctura Terebinthinae è Chio; Tincture of Chio Turpentine. -
CII. †
Tinctura Thymi Ci∣trini; Tincture of Ci∣tron,or Limon-Time. -
CIII.
Laudanum liquidum Cydoniatum; Liquid Lau∣danum with Juice of Quin∣ces. -
CIV.
Laudanum Liquidum Tartarisatum; Liquid Lau∣danum tartariz'd.
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I. *
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CHAP. VIII.
Of EXTRACTS. -
I.
Laudanum sine Opio; Landanum without Opi∣um. -
II. *
Extractum Absinthii; Extract of Wormwood. -
III.
Extractum Alhandal; Extract of Coloquintida. -
IV. *
Exeractum Antiscor∣buti Extract against the Scurvy.m: -
V. *
Extractum Chalybis; Extract of Steel. -
VI. *
Extractum Diatessa∣ron; An Extract of the Species of Diatessaron. -
VII. *
Extractum Drasti∣cum; The active or wor∣king Extract. -
VIII. *
Extractum Ecphra∣cticum; The opening Ex∣tract. -
IX. *
Extractum Febrifu∣gum; The Ague Ex∣tract. -
X.
Extractum Fellis; Ex∣tract of Galls. -
XI. *
Extractum Ictericum; The Extract against the yellow Jaundice. -
XII.
Extractum Maltae com∣positum; Extract of Malt Compound. -
XIII. *
Extractum Melam∣podii; Extract of black Hellebor. -
XIV.
Extractum Paregor∣gicum; The Extract ea∣sing Pain. -
XV. *
Extractum Pecto∣rale; The Pectoral Ex∣tract. -
XVI. *
Extracticum Peti∣cum; Extract of To∣bacco. -
XVII. *
Extractum Sarfae; Extract of Sarsaparilla. -
XVIII. †
Extractum Ca∣tarrahale; An Extract a∣gainst Catarrhs. -
XIX. †
Extractum Hypno∣ticum, seuLaudanum; The sleeping Extract. -
XX. †
Extractum Leniti∣vum; The Lenitive Ex∣tract. -
XXI. †
Extractum Pan∣chymagogon; The univer∣sal purging Extract;or Extract purging all Hu∣mors. -
XXII.
Phosphorus; An Ex∣tract out of Urine.
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I.
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CHAP. IX. Of MAGISTERIES and ARCANƲMS.-
1.
Magist The Magi∣stery of Antimony Diapho∣retick.ium Antimonii Diaph etici; -
II. *
Magisterium Benzoïni; Magistery of Benjamin. -
III.
Magisterium Bismuthi; Magistery of Marcasite or Tin-Glass; or,Spanish White. -
IV. *
Magisterium Gittae; Magistery of Cambogia. -
V. *
Magisterium Jovis, Magistery of Jupiter or Tin. -
VI.
Magisterium Saturni; Magistery of Saturnor Lead. -
VII.
Magisterium Sulphuris, i.Lac Sulphuris; Magi∣stery or Milk of Sulphur. -
VIII.
Magisterium Tartari; Magistery of Tartar. -
IX.
Magisterium Turpethi; The Magistery of Turbith Mineral. -
X.
Alumen Dulce; Sugar of Alum. -
XI.
Alumen Febrifugum; A Febrifuge Alum,or Alu∣minous Fever-frighter. -
XII.
Arcanum Aluminis; The Arcanum of Alum. -
XIII. *
Arcanum Corallinum; The Coralline Secret. -
XIV.
Arcanum Corallinum Paracelsi; Paracelsus his Coralline Secret. -
XV.
Arcanum Cosmeticum; The beautifying Secret. -
XVI.
Arcanum Duplex, seuSal Duplex; The Dupli∣cate Secret, or Salt. -
XVII.
Arcanum Joviale; The Jovial Arcanum,or Secret of Tin. -
XVIII.
Arcanum Scriptorium, A Secret for Writing,or The Sympathetical Ink. -
XIX.
Aurum Fulminans; Lightning or Thundering Gold. -
XX.
Aurum Vitae; Living or Vital Gold. -
XXI.
Aethiops Minerale; The Mineral Black. -
XXII.
Antifebrile Concha∣rum; The Antifebritick of Muscle-shells. -
XXIII. *
Antihecticum Po∣terij; The Antihectick ofPoterius. -
XXIV. *
Antimonium Dia∣phoreticum; Diaphoretickor Sweating Antimony. -
XXV.
Antimonium Diapho∣reticum fixum; Fixed Sweating Antimony. -
XXVI.
Antimonium Medi∣camentosum; Medicinal Antimony. -
XXVII.
Antimonium Resu∣scitatum; Antimony revi∣ved. -
XXVIII.
Aurum Mosaicum; Mosaick Gold. -
XXIX.
Bezoar Animale; Animal. Bezoar. -
XXX. *
Bezoarticum Jo∣viale; The Bezoartick of Tin. -
XXXI.
Bezoarticum Lunare' The Lunar Bezoar, or Sil∣ver Bezoartick. -
XXXII.
Bezoarticum Mar∣tiale; The Martial Be∣zoartick. -
XXXIII, *
Bezoarticum Mi∣nerale; The Mineral Be∣zoar. -
XXXIV.
Bezoarticum Mer∣curiale; Mercurial Be∣zoar. -
XXXV.
Bezoarticum Satur∣ni; Saturnine Bezoar. -
XXXVI. *
Bezoarticum So∣lare; Solar or Golden Be∣zoar. -
XXXVII.
Bez The Bezoar ofarticum Ve∣neris; Ve∣nus. -
XXXVIII.
Calx Lunae; Calx of Silver. -
XXXIX.
Calx Jovis, Calx of Tin. -
XL. *
Cerussa Antimonij; Ceruse of Antimony. -
XLI.
Cerussa Martis; The Ceruse of Marsor Iron. -
XLII.
Chalcanthum Rube∣factum; Rubified Vi∣triol. -
XLIII. *
Chalybs Sine Acido; Chalybs prepared without an Acid. -
XLIV. *
Chalybs Tartarisa∣tus; Steel tartarised. -
XLV.
Cinnabaris Antimonii, Cinnabar of Antimony. -
XLVI.
Coleothar Vitrioli; Caput Mortuum of Vi∣triol. -
XLVII.
Corpus sine Anima; A Body without a Soul. -
XLVIII.
Corvus Epilepticus; The Antepileptick Crowor Raven. -
XLIX.
Crocus Jovis; Saf∣fron of Tin,or Jovial Cro∣cus. -
L.
Crocus Veneris; Saf∣fron of Venusor Cop∣per. -
LI.
Diacreta; Pouder of Chalk Compound. -
LII.
Diatartarum; Pouder of Tartar Compound. -
LIII. *
Diatrachia; Pouder of Wind-pipes Compound. -
LIV. *
Elleborus albus prepa∣ratus; White Hellebor prepared. -
LV. *
Ens Veneris, The Ens or being ofVenus. -
LVI.
Febrifugum Riverij, Riverius his Fever-fright∣er. -
LVII.
Flores Antimonii; Flowers of Antimony. -
LVIII.
Flores Antimonii Dia∣phoretici; Sweating Flow∣ers of Antimony. -
LIX.
Flores Benzoini, Flow∣ers of Benjamin. -
LX.
Flores Bismuthi, Flow∣ers of Bismuth, Marcasite, or Tin-Glass -
LXI.
Flores Joviales, Flow∣ers of Tin. -
LXII.
Flores Sulphuris albi, white Flowers of Sul∣phur. -
LXIII.
Flores Viridis aeris, Flowers of Verdigrise. -
LXIV.
Flores Zinci, Flow∣ers of Zinck, or Spelter, called also Tin-glass. -
LXV.
Gilla Theophrasti, the Vomiting Vitriol. -
LXVI.
Jupiter Diaphoreticus, Diaphoretick or Sweating Tin. -
LXVII.
Magnes Praeparatus, Loadstone prepared. -
LXVIII.
Mars Diaphoreti∣cus, Sweating Mars. -
LXIX.
Mars Fulminans, Thundering Mars. -
LXX.
Mercurij Purgatio, The Cleansing or Purifica∣tion ofMercury. -
LXXI.
Mercurius Sublima∣tus ruber & Flavus, Mer∣cury Sublimate red and yellow. -
LXXII.
Mercurius praecipi∣tatus albus, white Precipi∣tate. -
LXXIII.
Mercurius Precipi∣tatus correctus; Mercury precipitate corrected. -
LXXIV.
Mercurius praecipi∣tatus fixus; Precipitate fix'd. -
LXXV.
Mercurius Precipi∣tatus Flavus; i. e.Turpe∣thum Minerale; Yellow Precipitate. -
LXXVI.
Mercurius Praecipi∣tatus griseus; Grey Preci∣pitate. -
LXXVII.
Mercurius Praeci∣pitatus Incarnatus; Flesh∣colour'd Precipitate. -
LXXVIII.
Mercurius Praeci∣pitatus Laxativus; Laxa∣tive Precipitate. -
LXXIX.
Mercurius Praeci∣pitatus per se; Mercury precipitated by it self. -
LXXX.
Mercurius Praecipi∣tatus ruber; Red Precipi∣tate. -
LXXXI.
Mercurius praeci∣pitatus Solaris per se: Gol∣den Precipitate,or Preci∣pitate with Gold. -
LXXXII.
Mercurius Praeci∣pitatus Viridis, green Pre∣cipitate. -
LXXXIII.
Mercurius Vitae Correctus, Mercurius Vite corrected. -
LXXXIV.
Mercurius Vitae purgans, Mercurius Vite,Or Laxative Mineral. -
LXXXV,
Panacea Aurea; The Golden Panacea, or All-heal. -
LXXXVI.
Panacea Cathar∣tica, The Purging Pana∣cea,or All-heal. -
LXXXVII.
Panacea Hart∣manni, Hartman's Pana∣cea,or All-heal. -
LXXXVIII.
Regulus Jovia∣lis, Regulus of Tin. -
LXXXIX.
Regulus Lunaris, Regulus,or Metal of Sil∣ver. -
XC.
Cauterium Lunare▪ The Silver Caustick. -
XCI.
Regulus Martis, Metal or settling of Iron,i. e. Martial Mettal of Anti∣mony. -
XCII.
Regulus Solari Solar Metal of Antimony., -
XCIII.
Regulus Veneris, Me∣tal or Settlings ofVenus i. e. Venerial Metal of Antimony. -
XCIV.
Secundinae Preparatae, The Secundines or After∣birth prepared. -
XCV.
Sedativum Archaei, A Quieter of the Archaeus, or chief Vital and Animal Powers. -
XCVI.
Silices Preparati, Flints prepared. -
XCVII.
Sulphur Antimonii, Sulphur of Antimony. -
XCVIII.
Sulphur Antimonii Combustibile, The Com∣bustible Sulphur of Anti∣mony. -
XCIX.
Sulphur Auratum, The Golden Sulphur of Anti∣mony. -
C.
Sulphur Vitrioli, The Sul∣phur of Vitriol. -
CI.
Sulphur Vitrioli Mar∣tiale, Martial Sulphur of Vitriol. -
CII.
Sulphur Vitrioli Narco∣ticum, The Narcotick or Anodyn Sulphur of Vi∣triol. -
CIII.
Sulphur Auri, seuAu∣rum potabile; The Sulphur of Gold,or Potable Gold. -
CIV.
Terra Vitrioli dulcis, sweet Earth of Vitriol. -
CV.
Hepar Sulphuris, Liver of Sulphur. -
CVI.
Lac Aluminis, Milk of Alum. -
CVII.
Lac Benzoini, Milk of Benjamin. -
CVIII.
Lac Mercurij, Milk of Mercury. -
CX.
Lapis Medicamentosus, The Medicinal Stone. -
CXI.
Lapis Salutis, The Stone of Health,or Heal∣ing-stone. -
CXII.
Liquamen Silicum, Oil or Liquor of Flints. -
CXIII.
Liquamen Sulphuris, Liquor of Sulphur. -
CXIV.
Liquor Cephalalgicus, Liquor against the Head-Ach. -
CXV.
Liquor Limacum, Li∣quor of Snails. -
CXVI.
Oleum Talchi per De∣liquium, Oil of Talck by melting or dissolving. -
CXVII.
Oleum Viridis Aeris, Oil of Verdigrise. -
CXVIII.
Plumbum album, & Cerussa, White Lead, and Ceruse. -
CXIX.
Pilulae Vomitoriae, Vo∣miting Pills. -
CXX.
Sapo Tartareus, Tar∣tarean Soap,or Soap of Salt of Tartar. - AN APPENDIX Added by the TRANSLATOR.
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1.
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CHAP. X.
Of SALTS. -
I.
Crystallum Minerale, Cry∣stal Mineral. -
II.
Flores Salis, Flowers of Salt. -
III.
Flores Salis Armoniaci, Flowers of Sal-Armoni∣ack. -
IV.
Flores Salis Armoniaci Martiati, Flowers ofSal-Armoniack martiated. -
V.
Flores Vitrioli; Flowers of Vitriol. -
VI.
Nitrum Antimoniatum, antimoniated Nitre. -
VII.
Nitrum Cachecticum, The Cachectick Nitre, or Salt against Cachexies. -
VIII.
Nitrum Catharticum, Cathartick or purging Ni∣tre. -
IX.
Nitrum Corallatum, Co∣rallated Nitre. -
X.
Nitrum Fixatum, Fixed Nitre. -
XI.
Nitrum Hermaphroditi∣cum, The Hermaphrodi∣tick, or Duplicated Nitre. -
XII.
Nitrum Joviatum, i. e.Jupiter Nitratus. Nitre with Tin,or Jupiter ni∣trated. -
XIII.
Nitrum Nitratum, Sal-Nitre impregnated with Spirit of Nitre. -
XIV.
Nitrum Perlatum, Ni∣tre pearled. -
XV.
Nitrum Saturnisatum, Nitre Saturnised,or with Lead. -
XVI.
Nitrum Sulphuratum, Sulphurated Nitre. -
XVII.
Nitrum Vitriolatum, Nitre vitriolated. -
XVIII.
Sal Absinthij Crystal∣linum, Crystallized Salt of Wormwood. -
XIX.
Sal Aceti Essentiale, Essential Salt of Vinegar. -
XX.
Sal Aceti fixum, The fixed Salt of Vinegar. -
XXI.
Sal Alcali, Sweet or Alcalious Salt. -
XXII.
Sal-Aluminis, Salt of Alum. -
XXIII.
Sal-Armoniacum fixa∣tum, Fixed Sal-Armoni∣ack. -
XXIV.
Sal Armoniacum Vo∣latile, i. e.Febrifugum Sa∣lis, Volatile Sal-Armoni∣ack,or Febrifuge of Salt. -
XXV.
Sal-Armoniacum Vo∣latile Oleosum; Volatile Oily Sal-Armoniack. -
XXVI.
Sal Chalybis, Salt of Steel. -
XXVII.
Sal Coralliorum, Salt of Coral. -
XXVIII.
Sal Margaritarum, Salt of Pearls. -
XXIX.
Sal Oculorum Can∣cri; Salt of Crabs Eyes. -
XXX.
Sal Corte Cervi Suc∣cinatum, Ambred Salt of Harts-horn. -
XXXI.
Sal Decripitatum, De∣cripitated or calcin'd Salt. -
XXXII.
Sal Diureticum, A Diuretick Salt▪Or Sale pro∣voking Urine. -
XXXIII.
Sal Febrifugum, The febrifuge Salt,or Salt against Fevers. -
XXXIV.
Sal Jovis, Salt of Jupiteror Tin. -
XXXV.
Sal Lithargyrites, Salt of Litharge. -
XXXVI.
Sal Martis Ca∣tharticus, Purging Salt of Mars. -
XXXVII.
Sal Philosophorum, The Philosopher Salt,or Salt of the Wise. -
XXXVIII.
Sal Polychrestum, Salt of many Vertues. -
XXXIX.
Sal seuSaccharum Saturni; Saltor Sugar of Saturn. -
XL.
Sal Spongiae Volatile, Vo∣latile Salt of Sponges. -
XLI.
Sal Sulphnris, Salt of Sulphuror Brimstone. -
XLII.
Sal Tartari; Salt of Tartar. -
XLIII.
Sal Tartari Volatile, Volatile Salt of Tartar. -
XLIV.
Sal Viperarum Volatilis, Volatile Salt of Vipers. -
XLV.
Sal Ʋrine Volatile, Volatile Salt of Urine. -
XLVI.
Tartarum Antimo∣niatum, Tartar antimo∣niated,or Tartar prepared with Antimony, -
XLVII.
Tartarum Chalybia∣tum, Chalyblated Tar∣tar. -
XLVIII.
Tartarum Eme Emetick,i∣cum, or Vomit∣ing Tartar. -
XLIX.
Tartarum Laxati∣vum, Laxative or Loosen∣ing Tartar. -
L.
Tartarum Vitriolatum Antimoniale, Antimonial Vitriolated Tartar. -
LI.
Tartarum Vitriolum E∣metico-purgans, A Vomit∣ing purging Vitriolated Tartar. -
LII.
Vitriolum Camphora∣tum, Camphorated Vi∣triol. -
LIII.
Vitriolum Lunae, Vi∣triol of Silver. -
LIV.
Vitriolum Martis, Vi∣triol of Marsor Iron. -
LV.
Sal Antimonij, Zwelferi, Salt of Antimony fromZwelfer. -
LVI.
Sal Vitrioli Compositum, Compound Salt of Vitriol.
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I.
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CHAP. XI.
Of LIQƲORS. -
I.
Caudela Amygdalina, The Almond Caudle. -
II.
Caudela Nenupharina, The Water-Lilly Caudle. -
III.
Emulsio de Avellanis, E∣mulsion of Hasle-Nuts,or Filberts. -
IV.
Emulsio Cathartica, A Purging Emulsion. -
V.
Emulsio Expulsiva, An expulsive Emulsion. -
VI.
Emulsio Creatacea, Emul∣sion of white Chalk. -
VII.
Emulsio Dactylorum, E∣mulsion of Dates. -
VIII.
Emulsio Peoniata, E∣mulsion of Peony-seeds. -
IX.
Jusculum Galli, Cock-Broth. -
X.
Lac Ammoniaci, Milk of Gum Ammoniacum. -
XI.
Mixtura Anticolica, A Mixture against the Cho∣lick. -
XII,
Potio Alba, The white Potion. -
XIII.
Potio Febrifuga, A Po∣tion against Fevers. -
XIV.
Potio Hydropica, A Potion against the Drop∣sie. -
XV.
Potia Pleuritica, A Po∣tion against the Pleuri∣sie. -
XVI.
Ptisana Cathartica, A Cathartick or Purging Ptisan. -
XVII.
Serum Aluminatum. Whey made with Alum,or Alumed Whey. -
XVIII.
Serum Hepaticum, A Whey for the Li∣ver. -
XIX.
Serum Scorbuticum. A Whey against the Scurvy. -
XX.
Serum de Sedo, Whey of Housleek. -
XXI.
Serum Sinapinum, Mu∣stard-seed Whey.
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I.
-
CHAP. XII.
Of WINES. -
I.
Succi Scorbutici, Wine of the Antiscorbutick Juices. -
II.
Vinum Arthriticum, A Wine against the Gout. -
III.
Vinum Arthriticum pur∣gans, A Purging Gout-wine. -
IV.
Vinum Chalybeatum, Steel∣ed Wine. -
V.
Vinum E A Wine opening Obstructi∣ons.phracticum, -
VI.
Vinum Hippocraticum; Artificial Wine,or Hippo∣cras. -
VII.
Vinum Hydropicum, A Wine against the Drop∣sie. -
VIII.
Vinum Scelotyrbicum, Wine against the Scurvy. -
IX.
Vinum Viperinum, Vi∣per Wine.
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I.
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CHAP. XIII.
Of VINEGARS. -
CHAP. XIV.
Of INFƲSIONS. -
I.
Rosa Solis, The Infusion ofRos Solis. -
II.
Infusio Aperiens, The o∣pening Infusion. -
III.
Infusio Arthritica, The Gout Infusion. -
IV.
Infusio Benedicta, The blessed Infusion. -
V.
Infusio Cachectica, An In∣fusion against the Cachexia,or evil Habit of Body. -
VI.
Infusio Icterica, An In∣fusion against the Yellow Jaundice. -
VII.
Infusio Ireata, Infusion of Flower-de-luce Roots. -
VIII.
Infusio Sancta, An In∣fusion of Guajacum. -
IX.
Cerevisia Butleri, Dr.But∣ler 's Ale. -
X.
Cerevisia Catapsoras, Drink against Scabs, Itch, and Breakings out in the the Skin. -
XI.
Cerevisia Embryonum A drink to strengthen the Child in the Womb, and prevent Abortion. -
XII.
Cerevisia Hydropica. A Drink against the Drop∣sie. -
XIII.
Cerevisia Jovialis, Drink with Filings of Jupiter,or Tin. -
XIV.
Cerevisia Oxydorica, A Drink to quicken the Eye-sight. -
XV.
Cerevisia Scorbutica, A Drink against the Scur∣vy. -
XVI.
Cerevisia Scrophularia, A Drink against the King's Evil. -
XVII.
Cerevisia Vernalis, A Drink for the Spring time.
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I.
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CHAP. XV.
Of DECOCTIONS. -
I.
Apozema potenter Expecto∣rans; An Apozem or De∣coction compound power∣fully expectorating. -
II.
Decoctum album, The white Decoction. -
III.
Decoctum Amarum, The bitter Potionor Drink. -
IV.
Decoctum Amarum alte∣rans, The bitter Potion only alterative. -
V.
Decoctum Ambrosianum, The Syrup or Decoction ofAmbrose. -
VI.
Decoctum Analepticum▪ The restorative Decocti∣on. -
VII.
Decoctum Antimoniale, An Antimonial Decocti∣on. -
VIII.
Decoctum Antiphthisi∣cum, Decoction against an Ulcer of the Lungs. -
IX.
Decoctum Astacorum, De∣coction of Crevises,or Craw-fish. -
X.
Decoctum Digitalis, De∣coction of Fox-glove. -
XI.
Decoctum Diureticum, Augenij, A Diuretick De∣coction. -
XII.
Decoctum Dysentericum, A Decoction against the Bloody-flux. -
XIII.
Decoctum Ictericum, A Decoction against the Yel∣low Jaundice. -
XIV.
Decoctum Limacum, Decoction of Snails. -
XV.
Decoctum ad morsum Canis rabidi, A Decoction a∣gainst the Biting of a Mad Dog. -
XVI.
Decoctum Pacificum, A Decoction easing Pain. -
XVII.
Decoctio Polychresta, A Decoction of many Ver∣tues. -
XVIII.
Decoctum Preservato∣rium, A preservative De∣coction. -
XIX.
Decoctum ad Rach A Decoction for the Rickets in Children.ti∣dem, -
XX.
Decoctum Rubiae Tin∣ctorum, Decoction of Mad∣der. -
XXI.
Decoctum Rubicundum, The Red Decoction. -
XXII. *
Decoctum Reguli, A Decoction of the Metal of Antimony. -
XXIII. *
Decoctum Rhabar∣bari, Decoction of Rhu∣barb. -
XXIV. *
Decoctum Scorbuti∣cum, A Decoction against the Scurvy. -
XXV. *
Decoctum ad Sitim, A Decoction to quench Thirst. -
XVI.
Decoctum ad Strumas, A Decoction against the King's Evil. -
XXVII.
Decoctum Trauma∣ticum, A Wound Drink,or Drink for wounded People. -
XXVIII. *
Decoctum ad Tussim, A Decoction against a Cough. -
XXIX. *
Decoctum Ʋlmi, A Decoction of Elm-bark.
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I.
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CHAP. XVI.
Of SYRƲPS. -
I. *
Diatessaron Potabile, The Julep of four Things. -
II.
Julapium Antiscorbuticum, A Julep against the Scur∣vy. -
III.
Julapium Asthmaticum, A Julep against the Asth∣ma. -
IV. *
Julapium Cretaceum, The White or Chalky Julep. -
V. *
Julapium Fragorum. Julep of Straw-berries. -
VI. *
Julapium Hystericum Camphoratum, A Campho∣rated Julep against Fits of the Mother. -
XVII. *
Julapium Hystericum Farinaceum, The Meally Julep against Fits of the Mother. -
VIII. *
Julapium Hystericum Faetidum, The Faetide Ju∣lep against Fits of the Mother. -
IX. *
Julapium Hystericum Mi∣thridaticum, The Mithri∣date Julep against Fits of the Mother. -
X. *
Julapium Hystericum Mos∣chatum, The Musked Ju∣lep against Fits of the Mother. -
XI. *
Julapium Idaeum, Julep of Rasp-berries. -
XII. *
Julapium Perlatum, The Pearled Julep. -
XIII. *
Julapium Purpureum, The Purple Julep. -
XIV. *
Julapium ad Rachiti∣dem, A Julep against the Rickets. -
XV. *
Julapium Tartarisatum, A Tartarised Julep. -
XVI. *
Julapium Vitae, The Vital Julep,or Julep of Life. -
XVII.
Syrupus Allelujae, Sy∣rup of Wood-Sorrel. -
XVIII.
Syrupus Antiscorbuti∣cus, Syrup against the Scurvy. -
XIX. *
Syrupus Balsamicus, The Balsamick Syrup. -
XX. *
Syrupus Benedictus, The Blessed Syrup. -
XXI. *
Syrupus Cardiacus Au∣ratus, The Golden Cordial Syrup. -
XXII. *
Syrupus Chalybeatus, The Chalybeat or Steeled Syrup. -
XXIII. *
Syrupus Chalybeatus alius, Another Chalybeat∣ed or Steeled Syrup. -
XXIV. *
Syrupus Chalybeatus Corallatus, The Corallate Syrup of Steel. -
XXV. *
Syrupus de Croco, Sy∣rup of Saffron. -
XXVI.
Syrupus ad Fissuras, A Syrup against Clefts or Chaps of the Skin. -
XXVII.
Syrupus Haemoptoi∣cus, Syrup against Spitting of Blood. -
XXVIII. *
Syrupus Jovialis, Syrup made with Tin. -
XXIX. *
Syrupus Limacum, Syrup of Snails. -
XXX. *
Syrupus Lumbricorum, Syrup of Earth-worms. -
XXXI. *
Syrupus de Myrrha, Syrup of Myrrh. -
XXXII.
Syrupus Peponicus, Syrup of Pepons, Pompi∣ons, or Melons. -
XXXIII. *
Syrupus de Peto, Syrup of Tobacco. -
XXXIV. *
Syrupus de Rapis, Syrup of Turneps. -
XXXV.
Syrupus Sambucinus Compositus, Syrup of Elder Compound. -
XXXVI. *
Syrupus de Scam∣monio, Syrup of Scam∣mony. -
XXXVII.
Syrupus Syde∣reus, Syrup of Mars or Iron. -
XXXVIII
Syrupus de Sul∣phure, Syrup of Sulphur. -
XXXIX.
Syrupus Tolutanus Magistralis, A Magistral Syrup of Balsam ofTo∣lu. -
XL.
Syrupus Vermifugus, A Syrup to kill Worms. -
XLI †
Julapium aperiens mi∣nus Compositum, The o∣pening Julep, the less Com∣position. -
XLII. †
Julapium Aperiens magis Compositum, The o∣pening Julep the greater Composition. -
XLIII. †
Syrupus Antepidemi∣cus, A Syrup against Epi∣demical Diseases. -
XLIV. †
Syrupus Antihydro∣picus, i. e.Jalapii, Syrup against the Dropsie, or Syrup of Jallap. -
XLV. †
Syrupus Aurantiorum, Syrup of Oranges. -
XLVI †
Syrupus Benzoini, Sy∣rup of Benjamine. -
XLVII. †
Syruput Capivij, velde Tolu, Syrup of the Balsam Copayba,or Bal∣sam of Tolu. -
XLVIII. †
Syrupus Contempe∣rans, i. e.Mastiches, Sy∣rup contemperating,or Syrup of Mastich. -
XLIX. †
Syrupus Exonerans, i. e.Scammonij, The pur∣ging Syrup,or Syrup of Scammony. -
L. †
Syrupus Faetidus, i.e.Asae Faetidae, The ill-scented Syrup,or Syrup of Asa fetida. -
LI. †
Syrupus Guajaci composi∣tus, Syrup of Guajacum compound. -
LII. †
Syrupus Hystericus, i.e.Galbani, The hysterick Sy∣rup,or Syrup of Galba∣num. -
LIII. †
Syrupus Hypnoticus Pe∣ctoralis, A sleeping Pecto∣ral Syrup. -
LIV. †
Syrupus Hypnoticus Bal∣samicus, A Balsamick sleep∣ing Syrup. -
LV. †
Syrupus Jovis, i. e.Ammoniaci, Syrup of Tin,or Syrup of Gum Ammo∣niacum. -
LVI. †
Syrupus Martis, Sy∣rup of Mars. -
LVII. †
Syrupus Odoratus mi∣nor, i. e.Benzoini & Sty∣racis, The lesser sweet∣scented Syrup,or Syrup of Benjamine and Storax. -
LVIII. †
Syrupus Pectoralis Balsamicus, The Balsamick Pectoral. Syrup. -
LIX. †
Syrupus Pectoralis sim∣plex, The simple Pectoral Syrup. -
LX. †
Syrupus Rosarum Da∣mascenarum, Syrup of Da∣mask Roses. -
LXI. †
Syrupus Rosarum ru∣brarum, Syrup of Red Roses. -
LXII. †
Syrupus Rosarum O∣doratus, Sweet or Per∣fumed Syrup of Roses. -
LXIII. †
Syrupus Sambuci florum, Syrup of Elder-flowers. -
LXIV. †
Syrupus Sapientum, i. e.Myrrhae, The Wise-Man's Syrup,or Syrup of Myrrh. -
LXV. †
Syrupus Terebinthinae compositus, Syrup of Tur∣pentine compound. -
LXVI. †
Syrupus ad Tussim, i. e.Olibani, Syrup against Coughs,or Syrup of Oli∣banum. -
LXVII. †
Syrupus Ʋterinus, i.e.Carannae, The Womb Sy∣rup,or Syrup of Gum Ca∣ranna.
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I. *
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CHAP. XVII.
Of QƲIDDONIES. -
I. *
Clissus Portulacae, Quid∣donie of Purslane. -
II.
Clissus Argentinae, Quid∣dony of wild Tansie. -
III.
Clissus Betonicae, Quid∣dony of Betony. -
IV.
Clissus Farfarae, Quid∣dony of Colts-foot. -
V.
Clissus Hederae terrestris, Quiddony of Ale-hoof or Ground-Ivy. -
VI.
Clissus Prunellae, Quid∣dony of Self-heal. -
VII.
Clissus Agrimoniae, Quid∣dony of Agrimony. -
VIII. *
Gelatina Corun Cervi, Gelly of Harts-horn. -
IX. *
Gelatina Corroborans, The strengthning. -
X. *
Gelatina Ichthyocollae, Gelly of Ising-glass. -
XI. *
Miva Borraginis, Pulp of Borrage. -
XII. *
Miva Consolidae, Pulp of Comfrey. -
XIII. *
Miva Dialthaeae, Pulp of Marshmallow-roots. -
XIV. *
Miva Satyrij, Pulp of Satyrion. -
XV. *
Mucilago Nephritica, A Mucilage or Gelly for the Reins.
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I. *
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CHAP. XVIII.
Of LOHOCHS. -
I. *
Linctus Benedictus, The Blessed Lambative,or that made withVinum Benedictum. -
II. *
Linctus Expectorans, The Expectorating Lambative,or Throat Medicine. -
III.
Linctus Haemoptoïcus, A Lambative against Spitting of Blood. -
IV. *
Linctus Synanchicus, A Lambative for the Quinsey. -
V. *
Lohoch Album, The white Lohoch. -
VI. *
Lohoch Domesticum, The Family Lohoch.
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I. *
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CHAP. XIX.
Of PRESERVES. -
I. *
Alkakengi Conditum, Preserved Winter Cher∣ries. -
II. *
Allium Conditum, Pre∣served Garlick. -
III. *
Conserva Aurantiorum, Conserve of Oranges. -
IV. *
Conserva Hepatica Co∣rallitana, The Coral like Hepatick Conserve. -
V.
Conserva Nicotianae, Con∣serve of Tobacco. -
VI. *
Juniperi Baccae Cande∣factae, Juniper-berry Com∣fits. -
VII. *
Passulae Laxativae, La∣xative or purging Raisons. -
VIII.
Pruna Laxativa, La∣xativor purging Prunes.
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I. *
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CHAP. XX.
Of SƲGARS. -
I. *
Cardiacum Coeleste, The heavenly Cordial or Car∣diack. -
II. *
Elaeosaccharum Cardia∣cum, The sugared Oily Cardiack. -
III. *
Elaeosaccharum Carmi∣nativum, The Sugared Oily Carminative,or Wind breaker. -
IV. *
Elaeosaccharum Foeni∣culi, The sugared Oil of Fennel. -
V. *
Elaeosaccharum Nucistae, The sugared Oil of Nut∣megs. -
VI. *
Elaeosaccharum Sassa∣fras, The sugared Oil of Sassafras. -
VII. *
Saccharum Ambara∣tum, Sugar with Ambar∣grise. -
VIII. *
Saccharum Caryophyl∣latum, Sugar cloved. -
IX. *
Saccharum Eboratum, Sugar with Ivory. -
X.
Saccharum Persicorum, Sugar of Peach-flowers. -
XI. *
Saccharum Sambuci∣num, Sugar of Elder-flowers. -
XII. *
Saccharum Tormen∣tillae, Sugar of Tormen∣til.
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I. *
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CHAP. XXI.
Of POƲDERS. -
I. *
Pulvis Aethiopicus, The black Pouder. -
II. *
Pulvis albus, The white Pouder. -
III. *
Pulvis Anticardialgicus, A Pouder against a Pain at Stomach, and swooning Fits. -
IV.
Pulvis Anticolicus, A Pou∣der against the Cholick. -
V.
Pulvis Antipyreticus, i. e.Tertianarius, A Pouder a∣gainst Feavers, chiefly Ter∣tians. -
VI.
Pulvis Arthriticus Tur∣neri, Turner's Gout Pou∣der. -
VII. *
Pulvis Asthmaticus, A Pouder against the Asth∣ma, or Difficulty of Breath∣ing. -
VIII. *
Pulvis Basilicus, The Royal Pouder. -
IX.
Pulvis ad Calculum, A Pouder against the Stone. -
X. *
Pulvis Cantianus, The Countess ofKent 's Pou∣der. -
XI. *
Pulvis Cardiacus Co∣rallatus, The corallated Cordial Pouder. -
XII. *
Pulvis Cardiacus E∣boratus, The Ivory Cor∣dial Pouder. -
XIII. *
Pulvis Cardiacus Perlatus, The Pearled Cordial. -
XIV.
Pulvis Cardiacus Ru∣beus, The red Cordial Pouder. -
XV. *
Pulvis ad Casum, A Pouder against inward bruises by falls. -
XVI. *
Pulvis Cibarius, A Pouder for the Table. -
XVII. *
Pulvis Cinnabaris Compositus, Pouder of Cinnabar compound. -
XVIII. *
Pulvis Cornachini, TheWarwick Pouder. -
XIX. *
Pulvis Coronatus, The much to be esteemed Pouder. -
XX. *
Pulvis Crinalis, The Hair Pouder. -
XXI. *
Pulvis Cucuphalis, The Pouder for a Cap, or Quilt for the Head. -
XXII.
Pulvis Epidemicus aureus, The Golden An∣tidote or Epidemick Pou∣der. -
XXIII. *
Pulvis Epilepticus, A Pouder against the Fal∣ling-sickness. -
XXIV. *
Pulvis Febrifugus certus; A sure Pouder a∣gainst Agues. -
XXV. *
Pulvis Griseus, The grey Pouder. -
XXVI. *
Pulvis Hemoptoicus, A Pouder against Spitting of Blood. -
XXVII.
Pulvis Hermodacty∣lorum compositus, Pouder of Hermodacts compound. -
XXVIII. *
Pulvis Hystericus, A Pouder against Fits of the Mother. -
XXIV. *
Pulvis Ictericus, A Pouder against the Yellow Jaundice. -
XXX. *
Pulvis Lateralis, A Pouder for a Pain in the Side. -
XXXI. *
Pulvis Liliaceus, The Lilly Pouder. -
XXXII.
Pulvis Martialis compositus, Pouder of Mars compound. -
XXXIII.
Pulvis Odoratus, The sweet Pouder. -
XXXIV. *
Pulvis Ophthal∣micus, The Eye Pou∣der. -
XXXV. *
Pulvis Oxytocius, The Birth Pouder. -
XXXVI. *
Pulvis Pannoni∣cus rubeus, The Red Hun∣garian Pouder. -
XXXVII. *
Pulvis Pectora∣lis, The Pectoral Pouder. -
XXXIX.
Pulvis Pleres-Ar∣chonticon, The great Resto∣rative Pouder. -
XL. *
Pulvis Pleuriticus, A Pouder against the Pleu∣risie. -
XLIII.
Pulvis sine Pari, A Pouder without Equal. -
XLIV. *
Pulvis Solearis, A Pouder for the Feet. -
XLV. *
Pulvis Sternutato∣rius, A Sneezing Pouder. -
XLVL. *
Pulvis Stomachicus, A Stomach Pouder. -
XLVII. *
Pulvis ad Strumas, A Pouder against the King's Evil. -
XLVIII.
Pulvis Sympatheti∣cus, The Sympathetick Pouder of SirKenelm Digby. -
XLIX. *
Pulvis Vermifugue, A Pouder killing Worms. -
LI. *
Ranarum Hepata, Li∣vers of Frogs. -
LII. *
Testes Equi preparati, Testicles of a Horse pre∣pared. -
LIII. *
Testes Apri preparati, Testicles of a Boar pre∣pared. -
LIV. *
Tragea Granorum Actes, Pouder of Elder-berries. -
LV.
Pulvis & Sulphur Anti∣monii, Pouder and Sul∣phur of Antimony, com∣monly calledRussel 'sPou∣der.
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I. *
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CHAP. XXII.
Of ELECTƲARIES. -
I.
Catharticum Caesareum, The Royal Cathartick. -
II. *
Electuarium Album, The white Electuary. -
III, *
Electuarium Asthma∣ticum, An Electuary a∣gainst Difficulty of Breath∣ing. -
IV. *
Electuarium Caryophylla∣tum, Electuary of Clove-Gilliflowers. -
V. *
Electuarium Castitatis, An Electuary to cause Chastity. -
VI. *
Electuarium Chalybea∣tum, Electuary of Mars prepared. -
VII. *
Electuarium Diar∣rhodi, Electuary of the Species Diarrhodon ab∣batis. -
VIII.
Electuarium Ducis Sa∣baudiae, Electuary of the Duke ofSavoy. -
IX. *
Electuarium Epilepti∣cum, An Electuary against the Falling-sickness. -
X. *
Electuarium Juniperi∣num, Electuary of Juniper-berries. -
XI. *
Electuarium Lithon∣tripticon, An Electuary a∣gainst the Stone. -
XII.
Electuarium Macis, E∣lectuary of Mace. -
XIII.
Electuarium Orvieta∣num, The Antidote against Poyson. -
XIV.
Electuarium Oxydori∣cum, An Electuary to sharpen the Eye-sight. -
XV. *
Electuarium Paraly∣tecum, An Electuary a∣gainst the Palsie. -
XVI. *
Electuarium Pecto∣rale, A Pectoral Electu∣ary. -
XVII. *
Electuarium Pipe∣rinum, Electuary of Pep∣per. -
XVIII.
Electuarium Vermi∣fugum, An Electuary for the Worms. -
XIX. †
Electuarium Ante∣pidemicum, An Electuary against the Plague.
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I.
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CHAP. XXIII.
Of PILLS. -
1. *
Ciceri Tartara, Pills of Tartar. -
II. *
Pilulae Aethiopicae, The Black Pills. -
III. *
Pilulae de Ammoniaco Magistrales, Magistral Pills of Ammoniacum. -
IV. *
Pilulae Angelicae, The Angelick Pills. -
V. *
Pilulae Anticolicae, Pills against the Cholick. -
VI.
Pilulae Antimoniales, An∣timonial Pills. -
IX. *
Pilulae Costitatis, Pills inducing Chastity. -
X. *
Pilulae Catarrhales, Pills against Catarrhs. -
XI. *
Pilulae Crapulariae, Pills for a Surfeit. -
XII. *
Pilulae Cretaceae, Chalk Pills. -
XIII.
Pilulae de Creta Pal∣marij, Palmarius his Pills of Chalk. -
XIV. *
Pilulae Hydropicae, Pills for the Dropsie. -
XV. *
Pilulae Hystericae, Pill for the Womb,or Pills a∣gainst Fits of the Mo∣ther. -
XVI.
Pilulae Lithrontripticae, Pills against the Stone,or Stone-breaking Pills. -
XVII. *
Pilulae Marocostinae, Pills of Herb Mastich and Costus. -
XVIII. *
Pilulae Masticatoriae, Spitting Pills. -
XIX. *
Pilulae Matthaei, aliasStarkii, Matthews his Pills,but more truly Starkies Pills. -
XX. *
Pilulae Melanagogae, Pills Purging Melancholy. -
XXI. *
Pilulae Pacificae, Pills making easie. -
XXII.
Pilulae Pavii, Pavy his Pills. -
XXIII. *
Pilulae de Pice, Pills of Pitch,or Tar. -
XXIV. *
Pilulae Restringen∣tes, Astringent or binding Pills. -
XXV. *
Pilulae de sagapeno, Pills of Sagapenum. -
XXVI. *
Pilulae Sinapinae, Pills of Mustard-seed. -
XXVII.
Pilulae Styracinae, Pills of Storax. -
XXVIII.
Pilulae Tartareae Bontii, Bontius his Pills of Tartar. -
XXIX.
Pilulae Vaticanae, The Vatican Pills. -
XXX.
Pilulae Vermifugae, Pills killing Worms. -
XXXI. *
Scammonium Cy∣doniatum, Scammony pre∣pared with Juice of Quin∣ces. -
XXXII. *
Scammonium Li∣moniatum, Scammony pre∣pared with the Juice of Limons. -
XXXIII. *
Scammonium Ro∣satum, Scammony prepa∣red with the Juice of Ro∣ses.
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1. *
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CHAP. XXIV. Of TROCHES and TABLETS.-
I. *
Bolus Alexiteria, seuCar∣diaca, A Cordial Bole,or Troches resisting Poyson. -
II. *
Tabulae Absinthiacae, Ta∣blets of Wormwood. -
III. *
Tabulae Amygdaloides, Tablets of the Almond∣like parts of Benjamin. -
IV. *
Tabulae de Angelica, Ta∣blets of Angelica. -
V. *
Tabulae Antimoniales, An∣timonial Tablets. -
VI. *
Tabulae Antisynanchicae, Tablets against the Quin∣sey. -
VII. *
Tabulae de Aurantiis, Orange Tablets. -
VIII. *
Tabulae Burgesianae, Burgess his Tablets. -
IX. *
Tabulae Cardialgicae, Tablets against Pain of the Stomach. -
X. *
Tabulae Carminativae, Tablets breaking Wind. -
XI.
Tabulae Catharticae, Pur∣ging Tablets. -
XII. *
Tabulae Dialthaeae, Ta∣blets of Marsh-mallows. -
XIII. *
Tabulae Diambrae, Ta∣blets of Ambergrise. -
XIV. *
Tabulae Diatragacan∣thi, Tablets of Gum Tra∣gacanth. -
XV. *
Tabulae Divinae, Ta∣blets of a most Excellent Vertue. -
XVI. *
Tabulae Embryonum, Tablets to strengthen the Foetus in the Womb. -
XVII.
Tabulae Emeticae, Vo∣miting Tablets. -
XVIII.
Tabulae Farfareae, Tablets of Coltsfoot. -
XIX. *
Tabulae Foeniculinae, Tablets of Oil of Fennel-seed. -
XX. *
Tabulae Griseae, Ta∣blets of Ambergrise. -
XXI. *
Tabulae Haemoptoicae, Tablets against spitting Blood. -
XXII. *
Tabulae Helenii, Ta∣blets of Elecampane. -
XXIII. *
Tabulae Infantum, Tablets for Infants or Children. -
XXIV. *
Tabulae Lenthales. -
XXV. *
Tabulae de Pipere, Tablets of Pepper. -
XXVI. *
Tabulae Prunellae, Tablets of Sal Prunellae. -
XXVII. *
Tabulae Rosaceae, Rose Tablets. -
XXVIII. *
Tabulae Saponaceae, Soapy Tablets. -
XXIX. *
Tabulae de Styrace, Tablets of Styrax. -
XXX, *
Tabulae Tartareae, Tablets of Tartar. -
XXXI. *
Tabulae Vermifugae, Tablets for killing Worms. -
XXXII. *
Trochisci Pecto∣rales. Pectoral Troches or Tablets.
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I. *
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CHAP. I.
-
PHARMACOPOEIA
BATEANA. -
CHAP. I. Of Lotions or Washes.-
I.
Acetum Lithargyrites; A Lotion of Litharge. -
II. *
Aluminatum, A Pre∣paration or Lotion with Alum. -
III. *
Dentilavium Scorbu∣ticum, A Wash against the Scurvy in the Teeth. -
IV. *
Fotus Arthriticus, A Fomentation for the Gout. -
V. *
Fotus Scorbuticus, A Fomentation for the Scur∣vy. -
VI. *
Gargarisma Album, The white Gargarism. -
VII. *
Gargarisma Apoplecti∣cum, A Gargarism against Apoplexies. -
VIII. *
Gargarisma Scorbuti∣cian, A Gargarism against the Scurvy. -
IX. *
Gargarisma Synanchi∣cum, A Gargarism for a Quinse. -
X. *
Pedilavium Emmena∣gogum, A Wash to pro∣voke the Terms. -
XI. *
Pedilavium Hypnoti∣cum, A Wash inducing Sleep. -
XII. *
Pedilavium Podagri∣cum, A Wash for the Gout. -
XIII. *
Pedilavium Scorbu∣ticum, A Wash against the Scurvy.
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I.
-
CHAP. II.
Of OILS. -
I.
Galbanetum Hartmanni, Hartman 's Oil of Galba∣num. -
II.
Galbanetum Sennerti, Sen∣nertus his Oil of Galba∣num. -
III. *
Oleum Bufonum, Oil of Toads. -
IV. *
Oleum Cosmeticum, A beautifying Oil. -
V. *
Oleum Cremoris, Oil of Cream. -
VI. *
Oleum Milvinum, Oil of Kites. -
VII. *
Oleum Paralyticum, An Oil against the Pal∣sie. -
VIII. *
Oleum Pomosum, Oil of Thorn Apple Leaves. -
IX.
Oleum Ranarum, Oil of Frogs. -
X. *
Oleum Scorbuticum, The Oil against the Scurvy. -
XI.
Oleum Tri∣chophues, An Oil for re∣storing Hair fallen. -
XII. *
Oleum Tritici, Oil of Wheat. -
XIII.
Oleum Viperarum, Oil of Vipers.
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I.
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CHAP. III.
Of BALSAMS. -
I.
Balsamum Anodynum, A Balsam easing Pain. -
II. *
Balsamum Faeminarum, The Balsam for Women∣kind. -
III. *
Balsamum Lucatelli, Lucatellus his Balsam. -
IV.
Balsamum Momordicae, Balsam of the Balm-Apple. -
V.
Balsamum Nucistae, Bal∣sam of Nutmegs. -
VI.
Balsamum Sclopetarium, A Balsam for Gun-shot Wounds. -
VII.
Balsamum Spinale, A Balsam for the Back. -
VIII.
Balsamum Spleneticum, A Balsam for the Spleen. -
IX. *
Balsamum Sulphuris Bateanum, Dr.Bate 's Bal∣sam of Sulphur. -
x.*
Balsamum Sulphuris Mi∣nerale, Mineral Balsam of Sulphur. -
XI.
Balsamum Sulphuris Ru∣landi, Rulandus his Bal∣sam of Sulphur. -
XII.
Balsamum Verum, A True Balsam. -
XIII. †
Balsamum Magis com∣positum, Balsam the great∣er Composition. -
XIV. †
Balsamum minus Cem∣positum, Balsam the lesser Composition.
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I.
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CHAP. IV.
Of OINTMENTS. -
I.
Butyrum Amygdalinum, Al∣mond Butter. -
II.
Butyrum Cerae, Butter of Wax. -
III. *
Linimentum Mellumi∣natum, The Honied Li∣niment. -
IV. *
Linimentum Simplex, The simple Linniment. -
V.
Mel Saponis, Ointment of Honey and Soap. -
VI. *
Savanetta Cosmetica, A beautifying Soap or Ointment. -
VII. *
Ʋnguentum Albumi∣num, Ointment of the Whites of Eggs. -
VIII. *
Ʋnguentum Antipy∣reticum, An Ointment a∣gainst Burnings. -
IX. *
Ʋnguentum de Auran∣tiis, Ointment of O∣ranges. -
X. *
Ʋnguentum de Betonica Aquatica, Ointment of Water Betony. -
XI. *
Ʋnguentum Cephalal∣gicum, An Ointment for the Head. -
XII. *
Ʋnguentum Crinifi∣cum, An Ointment cau∣sing Hair to grow. -
XIII.
Ʋnguentum Depilato∣rium, An Ointment taking away Hair. -
XIV. *
Ʋnguentum Digita∣lis, Ointment of Fox Gloves. -
XV. *
Ʋnguentum Faciale, An Ointment for the Face. -
XVI. *
Ʋnguentum Fami∣liare, The Familiar,or Family Ointment. -
XVII. *
Ʋnguentum ad Fis∣suras, An Ointment against Chaps. -
XVIII. *
Ʋnguentum ad Fo∣veas, An Ointment against the Marks of the Small-Pox. -
XIX.
Ʋnguentum Fuscum, The brown Ointment. -
XX. *
Ʋnguentum Haemor∣rhoidale, An Ointment a∣gainst the Piles. -
XXI. *
Ʋnguentum Herpeti∣cum, An Ointment against the Herpes. -
XXII. *
Ʋnguentum ad Lum∣bricos, An Ointment a∣gainst Worms. -
XXIII.
Ʋnguentum Ophthal∣micum, Eye-Salve,or an Ointment for the Eyes. -
XXIV. *
Ʋnguentum Pare∣gorgicum, A mollifying or discussive Ointment. -
XXV. *
Ʋnguentum Pipe∣rinum, Ointment of Pep∣per. -
XXVI. *
Ʋnguentum So∣leare, An Ointment for the Feet. -
XXVII.
Ʋnguentum Sym∣patheticum, The Sympa∣thetick Ointment. -
XXVIII. *
Ʋnguentum Vi∣rilitatis, An Ointment a∣gainst Impotency. -
XXIX. †
Ʋnguentum Hae∣morrhoidale, An Oint∣ment against the Piles.
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I.
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CHAP. V.
Of CERE-CLOTHS. -
CHAP. VI.
EMPLAISTERS. -
I. *
Diachylon Odoratum, Perfumed Diachylon. -
II. *
Diapalma Odorata, Per∣fumed Diapalma. -
III. *
Emplastrum Adhaesi∣vum, A sticking Empla∣ster. -
IV. *
Emplastrum Burgun∣dicum. Of Burgundy Pitch Emplaster. -
V.
Emplastrum Camphora∣tum, The Camphorated Emplaster. -
VI.
Emplastrum Catarrhalt, An Emplaster against Catarrhs. -
VII. *
Emplastrum Diagal∣bani, Emplaster of Galba∣banum. -
VIII.
Emplastrum Diasul∣phuris Rulandi, Rulandus his Diasulpher Empla∣ster. -
IX.
Emplastrum Epispasticum, A Blistering Emplaster. -
X. *
Emplastrum Febrifu∣gum, An Emplaster a∣gainst Fevers or Agues. -
XI.
Emplastrum Haemorrhoi∣dale, An Emplaster against the Piles. -
XII. *
Emplastrum Laterale, An Emplaster for the Side. -
XIII. *
Emplastrum Mammil∣lare, An Emplaster for Womens Breasts. -
XIV. *
Emplastrum Nuchale, An Emplaster for the Nape of the Neck. -
XV.
Emplastrum Opiatum, An Opiate Emplaster. -
XVI. *
Emplastrum Paraly∣ticum. An Emplaster a∣gainst the Palsie. -
XVII.
Emplastrum Podagri∣cum, An Emplaster against the Gout. -
XVIII.
Emplastrum Saturni∣num, An Emplaster of Saturn,or White Lead. -
XIX. *
Emplastrum Scorbu∣ticum, An Emplaster a∣gainst the Scurvy. -
XX. *
Emplastrum Smecti∣cum, The Cleansing Em∣plaster. -
XXI. *
Emplastrum Solare, An Emplaster for the Feet. -
XXII.
Emplastrum Spasma∣ticum, An Emplaster a∣gainst Cramps and Con∣vulsions. -
XXIII. *
Emplastrum ad Strumas, An Emplaster a∣gainst the King's-Evil. -
XXIV. *
Emplastrum Synan∣chicum, An Emplaster a∣gainst the Quinsey. -
XXV.
Emplastrum Tibiale, An Emplaster for the Shin-bones. -
XXVI. *
Emplastrum Ver∣mifugum, An Emplaster to kill Worms. -
XXVII. †
Emplastrum de Minio Compositum, An Emplaster of Red-Lead Compound. -
XXVIII. †
Emplastrum de Minio Compositum aliud: Another Emplaster of Red Lead compound. -
XXIX.
Emplastrum Febri∣fugum alterum, Another Febrifuge Emplaister.
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I. *
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CHAP. VII.
Of CATAPLASMS. -
1. *
Cataplasma Apoplecticum, A Pultice against the Apo∣plexy. -
II.
Cataplasma Cephalicum, a Pultice for the Head. -
III. *
Cataplasma Synanchicum, A Pultice for a Quinsey. -
IV.
Cataplasma ad Parony∣chiam, A Pultice against Whitlo's and Felons. -
VII. *
Cataplasma Solare, A Pultice for the Feet. -
VIII. *
Epicarpia Febrifuga, The febrifuge Wrist-Pul∣tice.
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1. *
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CHAP. VIII.
Of CLYSTERS. -
I. *
Enema Alexiterium, A Clyster resisting Poyson. -
II. *
Enema Colicum, A Cly∣ster against the Colick. -
III.
Enema Balsamicum, A Balsamick Clyster. -
IV. *
Enema Dysentericum, A Clyster against the Bloody-flux. -
V.
Enema Hystericum, A Cly∣ster against Fits of the Mo∣ther. -
VI.
Enema Oleosum, An Oily Clyster. -
VII.
Enema Terebinthinatum, A Turpentine Clyster. -
VIII.
Enema Vinosum, A Cly∣ster of Wine. -
IX.
Enema Ʋrinosum, A Cly∣ster of Urine. -
X.
Enema Spirituosum, A Spi∣rituous Clyster. -
An
APPENDIX containing Interjections and Suppositories.-
XI. *
Injectio Alba, An Inje∣ction of the White Tro∣ches. -
XII.
Injectio Auricularis, The Ear-Injection. -
XIII. *
Injectio Benedicta, An Injection made of the In∣fusion of Crocus Metallo∣rum. -
XIV. *
Suppositoria Alumi∣nosa, Suppositories made with Alum. -
XV. *
Suppesitorium Hemor∣rhoidale, A Suppository for the Piles.
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XI. *
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I. *
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CHAP. IX. Of Medicaments ANOMALOƲS.-
I. *
Acetarium Scorbuticum, An Antiscorbutick Sauce. -
II.
Amuleta Pestilentialia, A Pestilential Amulet or Pre∣servative. -
III. *
Caryophylli Odorati, Per∣fumed Cloves. -
IV. *
Cashew, seuCatechu, Rouls of Catechu. -
V. *
Cremor Hordei, Bar∣ley Cream. -
VI. *
Dentifricium Domi∣narum, A Dentrifice for Ladies. -
VII. *
Dentifricium Infan∣tum, A Dentrifice for Children. -
VIII. *
Dentifricium Scorbuti∣cum, A Dentrifice against the Scurvy in the Teeth. -
IX. *
Frontale Cephalalgi∣cum, A Cephalick Appli∣cation to the Forehead. -
X. *
Lapis Contrayerva, The Stone against Poyson. -
XI.
Lapis de Goa, The Goa∣stone. -
XII. *
Linteum Crocatum, Saffron Cloth,or Stay. -
XIII. *
Masticatoria, Spitting Balls. -
XIV. *
Mixtura Tubularis, A Mixture for the Pipe. -
XV.
Nodulus Facialis, A No∣dulus for the Face. -
XVI. *
Nodulus Hystericus, A Nodule against Fits of the Mother. -
XVII. *
Panis Diasarsae, Bread of Sarsaparilla. -
XVIII. *
Panis de Vipera, Viper Bread. -
XIX.
Pasta Halieu A Paste or Bait for Fishes.ica, -
XX.
Pasta Hippiatri, A Paste or Horse-Medicine for Farriers. -
XXI. *
Pasta Hypoglottida, A Paste to take away the Asperity of the Larynx. -
XXII.
Pasta Regalis pro E∣mulsionibus, The Royal Paste for Emulsions. -
XXIII. *
Pisa Lutea, Yel∣low Pease. -
XXIV. *
Pisa rubra, Red Pease. -
XXV. *
Pisa Viridia, Green Pease. -
XXVI.
Pomum Ambrae, Pome-Ambers, or Sweet-Balls. -
XXVII.
Pilae Odoratae, Sweet Balls. -
XXVIII.
Suffimentum Hy∣stericum, An Hysterick Fume. -
XXIX. *
Torquis Infantum, A Necklace for Chil∣dren. -
XXX. *
Turundae Acousticae, Ear Tents to help the Hearing.
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- An APPENDIX to the former Book.
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LIB. I.
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INDEX
RERƲM. -
Libri Medici, Anatomici, Chirurgici, & Plantarum Historiae, qui prostant Venales apud
Sam Smith &Benj. Walford, Londini. 1694. - THE TABLE OF DISEASES.
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