Gray's supplement to the pharmacopoeia : being a concise but comprehensive dispensatory and manual of facts and formulae for the chemist and druggist and medical practioner / E. Theophilus Redwood.

Date:
1847
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Credit: Gray's supplement to the pharmacopoeia : being a concise but comprehensive dispensatory and manual of facts and formulae for the chemist and druggist and medical practioner / E. Theophilus Redwood. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SUPPLEMENT TO THE PHARMACOPOEIA, &CC. PHARMACOPOEIAS AND DISPENSATORIES. When physicians ceased to prepare the medicines which thev I ^ttTPatntS' aM P^acy became, to acerS extent, a distinct profession or business, it was necessary thnf some authorized standards should be fixed upon, by XhTo de- termine the meaning and value of the terms employed^^teu .ora neons prescriptions. Hence the origin of PhaLSop^ias Se works emanate from that portion of the medical profesfon which of ^S^JS^tT °'rdiTS-in tMs C0U^ the ConSge P^nin i r i 7 C°ntam descnPtive notices of the medicines employed by medical meu, together with formula for those.com pounds, which admit of bein^ kent readv m« 7 i0V; com ration of which occupies mo?e time t£Zuld Z ^IT -th the speedy administration of ^-^SS^aSS^ pharmacopoeia is, in fact, intended to serve ZZl foltmLn o «-register of approved and established remeTeswind?T* physician employs in the treatment of disease and TVi index, by which the pharmaceutist or dispense of mL% Y °T 532?the tems by which these **S*S z profession. EstablS ments for S? ^ °f the medic«l Cordova, Toledo, SSXr W*!^ J**** at Arabs, prior't0 the two ft Zt Tt'the ***** of tweittii century, and all establishments of