Medical and pharmaceutical Latin : for students of pharmacy and medicine / by Reginald R. Bennett ; with an introduction by Henry G. Greenish.

Date:
1906
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Credit: Medical and pharmaceutical Latin : for students of pharmacy and medicine / by Reginald R. Bennett ; with an introduction by Henry G. Greenish. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Uncontracted Latin 5. Recipe Liquoris AmmonioB Olei Amygdalffi ana fluidunciam Oleum Olivffi ad fluiduncias quattuor Misce. Fiat Linimentum, quocum fricetur pars affecta ter quaterve indies. 6. Recipe Linimenti Opii fluiduncias duas Linimenti Saponis fluidunciam Fiat Linimentum, cum quo ben^ fricentur tempora et deton - sum caput. 7. Recipe Linimenti Hydrargyri fluiduncias tres Hydrargyri Oleatis drachmas quattuor' Misce, fiat Linimentum. Ab- domen pauxillo bis terve quo- tidie oblinatur. 8. Recipe Liquoris Epispastici fluidrachmam Linimentum Saponis ad fluiduncias duas Misce. Fiat Linimentum, quo guttur et postera pars colli perfricanda sunt, donee vesiciB appareant. English Translation 5. Take (of) Solution of Ammonia Almond Oil of each 1 fl. ounce Olive Oil to make up to 4 fl. ounces Mix. Let a liniment be made, with which let the part affected be rubbed three or four times in a day. 6. Take (of) Liniment of Opium 2 fl. ounces Liniment of Soap 1 fl. ounce Let a liniment be made, with which let the temples and shaved head be well rubbed. 7. Take (of) Liniment of Mercury 3 fl. ounces Mercuric Oleate 4 drachms Mix, let a liniment be made. Let the abdomen be anointed with a little two or three times daily. 8. Take (of) Blistering Liquid 1 fl. drachm Liniment of Soap to make up to . . 2 fl. ounces Mix. Let a liniment be made, with which the throat and the back of the neck are to be rubbed until vesicles appear. 1