The pocket formulary and synopsis of the British & foreign pharmacopeias : comprising standard and approved formulae for the preparations and compounds employed in medical practice / by Henry Beasley.

  • Beasley, Henry.
Date:
1872
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Credit: The pocket formulary and synopsis of the British & foreign pharmacopeias : comprising standard and approved formulae for the preparations and compounds employed in medical practice / by Henry Beasley. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ammonia 3j, tartarized antimony £ss, camphor gr. xxv, musk gr. x, lard Jj. Unguentum Antih^moeehoidale. See Ung. Hsemor- rhoidale. Unguentum Anti-heepeticum. Chevalliee. Chloride of lime 3iij, suhsulphate of mercury 5ij, oil of almonds 3vj, lard §ij. Alibebt. Red sulphuret of quicksilver 3iss, camphor 5ss, cerate Unguentum Antipeeiodicum. Lard §iij, sulphate of qui- nine §j, suhcarbonate of iron 9ss, opium gr. iij. To be rubbed on the skin previously washed with soap. Unguentum Antipsoeicum. E. 1744. Elecampane root giij, sharp-leaved dock §iij ; bruise, and boil with water Oiiss, vinegar fjxvj, till reduced to half; add to the liquor §x of water-cress and fbiv of lard; boil till the moisture is exhaled, express, and add giv of wax and ^iv of oil of bay. [With Jviij of strong mercurial ointment it forms Unguentum Antipsoricum Compositum.] The Ung. Sul- phuris was substituted in E. 1792. Unguentum Aqu^; Ros^:. U. S. Oil of almonds f^ij, sper- maceti 5SS> white wax 3j ; melt together, add fjj of rose water, and stir constantly until it is cold. Unguentum Aecei. Ung. Elemi Compositum. Unguentum Aegenti Niteatis. Gut's H. Mtrate of silver 9j, lard §j ; mix. M. Jobebt's Ointments (for white swellings), Nos. 1, 2, and 3, contain respectively 4, 8, and 12 parts of nitrate of silver to 38 of lard. Mr. Macdonaed prescribes 1 part of the nitrate with 7 and a half of lard fco smear bougies in gonorrhoea. Mr. Gutheie's ophthalmic ointment consists of—nitrate of silver gr. x, liquid diacetate of lead mxv, lard 3j. Vel- peau's ; gr. j of the nitrate to §j of lead. Mackenzie's ; gr. v to gj. Unguentum Aegenti Oxydi. Seeee. Oxide of silver gr. xvj, lard £j. Unguentum Aesenici. Guy's H. Levigated white arsenic 9ij, lard ; mix. [A weaker ointment, g. ij of arsenic to 3j of lard, is used by Mr. Luke in onychia maligna.'] Unguentum Aesenici cum Sulphuee. Guy's H. Levi- gated white arsenic 9ij, sulphur 3j, lard §3. Sir A. Coopee, White arsenic 3j, sulphur 3j, spermaceti cerate