Some plain directions for the use of our sal oleosum volatile.

  • Byfield, T. (Timothy), active 1700.
Date:
[1712?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Some plain directions for the use of our sal oleosum volatile. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Some Plain DIRE CTIONS For the USE of Our LTHO this great fand 'trulynoble) Remedy has been publick; many years, with much Appiaufe and good Sue- cefs ; 1 1 *Tis neverthelefs Unknown * to Mul¬ titudes, as to its Incomparable Nature, and Pow¬ erful Virtues, The Knowledg, that belongs to it, is fo very fublfme, that *tis next to impofiible to convey it to common Under findings. This has given Qccafion to many to put off, under its Name, feurvy compounded TrUfh, only for filthy Lucres fake. But the Method now taken will inlarge its Knowledg, in fome degree, from meet Hxpe» rience» While it lay in a finale hand, 5twas fcarce and dear, by reafon of the great Labour in Prep% ration, and, many other Difficulties} fo that it could lie deriv’d but to a Few,