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Pharmacopoeia Londinensis: or, the London dispensatory further adorned by the studies and collections of the Fellows, now living of the said Colledg [sic] / [Nicholas Culpeper].

  • Culpeper, Nicholas, 1616-1654.
Date:
1659
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Credit: Pharmacopoeia Londinensis: or, the London dispensatory further adorned by the studies and collections of the Fellows, now living of the said Colledg [sic] / [Nicholas Culpeper]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    24d ELECTUARLE Se dels, Galbanum, of cach twodrams: |. Thole that would (Canary Wine enough to diffolve}al Infi:mities, Jer them read .thefe what 1s to be diflolved : Honey the | Books of mine, of the lait Edition ‘ugble weight of che dry {pecies: make | viz. Riverins, Riolanus, pee rhem into an Electuary according ro | Ve (lingus, Sennertus, and Phyfick fox BI Ai hiy Io | ithe Poor. : aa Culpeper. Iris confeffed many Phy- ditians have commented upon this Re- —geipc 3. as Bartholomeus, Maranta, 2 ye Galen, Medici Romani, and Medici\ Colledg, ‘Take of Harts-born twp Bonontenfes , cum multis aliis 5 but| ounces : with lirtle difference. The vertues of | Peony, Thertaca Londinenfis. t40, Or i 3 London Treacle. of yenemous beafts, inveterate head- aches, Vertigo, Deafnefs, the falling- Sicknefs , Attonifhment, Apoplexiis, duinefs of fight, want of voyce, afth- | the flowers of Rofemary, Marigolds, maes, old and new coughs, fuch as {pit | Clove etlliflowers, gt yomit blood, fuch as can hardly | Zobas | the yy the Leaves of Dittany, Baybervies wort, Nutmegs, falcon, of wind, the chollick,and illiack paflion, | siaa, Zedoary, Ginger, Mace, Mirrh, rhe yellow jaundice, hirdnefs of the | the leaves of {cabious, Devils-bits cara {pleen, fone in the reins and bladder, | ds, of cach two diams: Cloves, Opi= difficulty of urine, ulcers in the bled- | dev, feavers, droplies, leprofies, it pro- | * ww . bi th and afcerbirth, helps pains in the | ding to art. 3 ae ; joynes, it helps not only: the body, bur Culpeper. The Receipt -is a pretty gio che mind, as vain. fears, melan- | Cordial, refilts the. peftilence, and is SAalv, &c. and is.a good remedy. in | a good Antidote in peililential timesy You | ic refifts poyfon, {trengchens cold ftor ~ geltilencisl feavers. Thus Galen. » = 7 e a er { Subnd’, and it wildo you good if you | the ftomach. have occafion t : \¢ 4 A. man may fafely take” pelti'encial times, if you fhal {wear u-} hin fear no harm. g 0 4t, a8 your belt way is, if your bo-\ - ay he not in health, then take one / “ram, or between one and two, ot lefs| hag O82, according as age and | Diacrocumas LAO. of ~Colledg. Take of faffron, Afatar mada ce.» fo a astengtn 183 if you.cannat take this or Aeify mix it with a litcle Carduus or! Rhubarb, the roots of Meum, India Prag ops water, or Angelica warer, | [Picknard, of each fix drams? Caffin which in my opinion is the belt of the! Lignea, coftus, Mirrh, Sebenanths role See: een eS Jeubobs, Maddir froots, the puyees of