The pharmacopoeia of the Royal College of Physicians of London, MDCCCXXIV / Translated ... by Sir George Leman Tuthill.

Date:
1824
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Credit: The pharmacopoeia of the Royal College of Physicians of London, MDCCCXXIV / Translated ... by Sir George Leman Tuthill. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    UNGUENTUM. ELEML. COMPOSITUM. COMPOUND ELEML OINTMENT. Take of Elemi, a pound, - Common Tur pentine, ten ounces, Prepared Suet, two pounds, Olive Oil, two *fluidounces ; Melt the Elemi with the Suet, then remove: them from the fire, and immediately mix with them the Turpentine and the Oil; lastly, strain through a linen cloth, * UNGUENTUOM HYDRARGYRI FORTIUS. STRONG MERCURIAL OINTMENT. — Take of ‘purified Mercur y, two ‘pounds, Prepared Lard, twenty-three ounces, Prepared Suet, an ounce ; First rub the Mercury with the Suet and « little of the Lard, until the globules are: na tonger. visible ; then add the rest of the Lard! ose mix. UNGUENTUM HYDRARGYRE MITIUS.. uly MILD MERCURIAL OINTMENT... Take of strong Mercurial Ointment, a pound, - Prepared Lard, two pounds; Mix. ‘ . . UNGUENTUM HYDRARGYRI- So. ~! TRATIS,.,,. 7 OINTMENT OF NITRATE. or MERCURY. Take of purified Mer cury; an ounce, >