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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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    sa, of each five drams : i ina, the weight of them all: with | Pp iprup of thesuyce of Fennel make it m- | Nip a mals according to art. | wlpeper. 267 Pilule Scribontt. drams: Opium, half adram 5 Of my. qipreak take lefs. a Pills of Spurge. Fernelius. t Galen irflain ; di Mtn sient bree of the feeds of which fome au- Culpeper, Ic is appropriated to fuck as have Prificks, and fuch. as {pic blood, bur onghr to be newly mace. a fcruple is fuficient taken golng to bed. Gadem was the Author of it. I have'now done with the Pills,only in them, work violently and are to be taken early in the morning, with miiGiO hive, by number fourty > Citron Myco- UneMtialans one dram and an half: Ger- pict Eikimander, Chamepitys, $picknard,cinna- Hidndoljigmon of each two fcruples; being bes- tn Aj Bn into fine pouder with an ounce of finkisdaeeam © “T'raganch diflolved in Rote ater, and (yrup of Rofes fo muchas TT awn F Re 3 ei) fufficient, let ic be made intoa li Culpeper. could Gy if I would, nll Bnd prove ir too, thac the ounce of Witt Gum Traganth fo diffolved is enough ith oie @ make fix times fomuch into a Mals, the Hebut becaufe the Receipt (in my eyes) rd feems more fitting for a horfe than Ipfor aman, I leave ic, tl Pills of Euphorbinm. Melue. ee Colledge. “Take of Evphorbium, uae slocynthis, Agrick, Bdellium, Sa- pi ameeapenum, of ¢ach two drams - Aloes Gil metive dreams; with Syrup made of the yi mmeajuyce of Lecks, make it into a Mals. ime Culpeper. The Pills are exceeding mgood for droplies, paing in she Loyns, oa, P an i gently, fo thar you may take a {ceuple of them at night going to bed and. follow your imployments next day without danger. I put in chele only to fatishie the defires of the curious, being confident that the Colledz quo- ced more by halfthan needed 5 and pothecaries muft have chem al in a readinels becaufe the Colledg ap- points them 3 for if a Mafter, bidhis Boy quench out the fire and makea new one, he muft do it, becaule he is commanded 3 Oh! that they would once be fo wife to fee their flsvery. TROCHES. weistadoaad be any cavil at this name, | and think it hardly Eng- lith let them give a better, and fT ; { fha'l be thankfuls Iknow no orber Englifh Name but will fall far below it. They have gotten many Greek names,aimoft as many as aWelchman: Fhe I ee eee : = Se AK o Feo lye ‘ar\ Sie