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PHYSICIAN'S VADE MECUM;
A COMPENDIUM
NOSOLOGr AND THERAPEUTICS,
USE OF STUDENTS.
              BT
THE REV. JOSEPH TOWNSEND,
        RECTOR OF PEWSET, WILTS.

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     From the Sixth London Edition.
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             BOSTON:
        PRINTED BT DAVID CARLISLE,
FOR EDWARD COTTON, No. AT, MARLBOROUGH
              STREET.
1805. 
 
PREFACE.
 IN this Compendium  of Nosology,  I have,
 ks far as possible, confined myself to the sys-
 tem and the genera of my venerable master
 Dr.  Cullen,  whose memory  and justly  ac-
 quired reputation  will be ever dear to  those
 who studied in his school, and were honoured
 with his friendship.  Of all the systems which
 have yet appeared, his for a practitioner is
 undoubtedly the best : yet in  some few  in-
stances I have departed from him ; but  it
has been chiefly where  he  hesitates  himself. 
IV
 My reasons for these variations, as requiring
 disquisitions ill suited to a Compendium, I must
 here omit.

   The utility  of  classical  distinctions is al-
 most universally  acknowledged; yet  nothing
 is more difficult  than to make such  an ar-
 rangement as shall meet with universal ap-
probation.   It will, however, be acknowledged
 sufficient for every useful purpose, if we can
 with precision ascertain the name and nature
 of a disease, although we should not perfectly
 agree as  to  its proper place in a system  of
 Nosology.   Having once formed his diagnosis,
 the skilful practitioner will next proceed  to
 investigate, where it is possible, the proximate 
V
 cause of the disease ;  and  where that is not
 to be discovered, he will pay particular atten-
 tion both to the occasional  and to the predis-
 posing cause.   In all these  investigations the
 younger students will, I  trust, receive  some
 assistance from  the Compendium now pre-
 sented  to the public ; and with  a  moderate
 share of penetration, will be enabled, in most
 cases, to determine what  are  the most judi-
 cious indications to effect a cure.

   For  the  Compendium  of  Therapeutics  I
 have been indebted principally to Drs. Dun-
 can,  Whytte,  Cullen, Elliot, Berkenhout;
and for some of the  most  efficacious formula,
I must  acknowledge  my  obligation  to  Dr. 
VI
 Nankivel, whose fame is too well estab-
 lished in our metropolis to need any eulogium
from my pen,

   Should this little  work meet  with  accept-
 ance among either the students in our hospitals,
 or the medical practitioners in  country vil-
 lages, I shall think myself well rewarded for
 my trouble.
    LONDON,
OCTOBER, 1792. 
CLASSES, ORDERS, GENERA,
SPECIES OF  DISEASE.
CLASSES,
I. Pyrexia
II. Neuroses
III. Cachexia
IV. Locales
WITH CHARACTERISTIC SYMPTOMS.

             'After cold shivering, a fre-
              quency of pulse, with in-
              crease of heat, and espe-
            ) daily, among  other im-
              paired functions, a  dimi-
              nution of strength.
            f* Affections of sense andmo-
            ) tion, disturbed ; without
            J either idiopathic pyrexia,
            L or topical disease.
             A depraved habit of body ;
              without pyrexia,  and in-
              dependent of neurosis, as
              original disease.
            ("Morbid  affections,  which
            \ are partial.
{ 
2
                 ORDERS,

     DISTINGUISHED BV THEIR SYMPTOMS.

          CLASS I.   PYREXIAE.

ORDERS.
  T  Fphret         ("Pyrexia,  without  primary
  i. retires.....| local affectioiu

                   nTPyrexia, with topical pain
     dz./„ ~~  '~    J and  inflammation.  The
   .Phlegmasia-A blood  afoa.  venefection
                   (_ exhibits  the buff  coat.
                   {"Contagious  diseases,  be-

III. Exanthemata-\ f"ninS,  ™th fever' tand
                   I followed  by an  eruption
                   L on the skin.
                   f Pyrexia, with a discharge
                   I  of blood, without any ex-
IV. Hamorrhagia \  temal injury, the blood on
                     venesection exhibiting the
                   [ buff coat.
 V. Proftuvia - - - jPyre*Ia> with ^creased ex-
       J           \_ cretions.
       CLASS II.  NEUROSES.

                      liminution of the pow-

I. Comata.....\ ^Lof,lolnntZTlmotion'
                              or the  senses
 
3
{
orders.             TA  diminution of the in-

 II. Adynamia - -J voluntary motions  of ei-

                   k ther vital or natural func-
tions.
m.  Spasmi.....(A  m.orbii contr^iorn.» or
      *             l_  motion or muscular fibres.

TT.  Tr    .        ("The  judgment  impaired,

IV.  Vesama - - - - <  without  either  coma, or

                   L  pyrexia.
         CLASS III.  CACHEXIA.



  I.  Marcores----Universal emaciation.


 II.  Intumescentia.   General swellings.

                   {"Cachexia,  deforming  the

III.  Impetigines- J external parts of the body
       *   °        j with tumours, eruptions,

                   L &c.
         CLASS IV.  LOCALES.



                    {The senses injured, or de-

                     stroyed, by  the Imperfec-

                     tions of the  organs.


II.  Dysorexia---^ app?ite deficient> or
     *            (_  depraved.
B 
4
ORDERS.

  III.  Dyscinesia


 TV.  Apocenoses

   V.  Epischeses -

  VI.  Tumores -

 VII.  Ectopia - -
VIII.  Dialyses--
{ Motions _ impeded,  or de-
   praved, from an imperfec-
   tion of the organ.
  {A superabundant flux of
   blood, or humours, with-
   out pyrexia.
  A suppression of excretions.
("Partial swellings,  without
\ inflammation.
  Parts displaced.
  A solution of continuity. 
5
       GENERA,

AND THEIR  SYMPTOMS.
           CLASS I.  PYREXIAE.

              ORDER I.   FEBRES.

genera.             fCold,  hot,  and  sweating
                    j  stages, in  succession, at-
1. Intermittens  - -<j  tend  each  paroxism, and
                    i  are followed by an inter-
                    im  mission,  or remission.

        SPECIES.
           1. quotidiana.
           2. tertian a.
           3. quartana.
{
                     "No intermission, yet sub-
2. Continua - - - -\ ject to exacerbations twice
                      in one day.
species.
    1. Synocha.   Heat increased ; pulse fre-
      quent, strong, hard ; urine high  co-
      loured ;  senses not much impaired.
    2. Typhus.  Contagious.  Heat moderate;
      pulse quick, weak, small; urine, little
      changed ; senses much impaired; pro-
      stration of ftrength. 
rAKlETIES.
     1. petechial'ts.
     2. mitior.
     3. gravior.
     4. icterodes.
GENERA.
3. Hectica
'Exacerbations at noon, but
  chiefly in the evening,with
  slight  remissions  in the
  morning,  after nocturnal
  sweats ; the urine deposit-
  ing afurfuraceo-lateritious
  sediment; appetite good j
  thirst moderate.
This fever is symptomatic of
       1.  Chlorosis.
       2.  Schrophula.
       S.  Nephralgia, &c. v. genus 31. 
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          CLASS  I.  PYREXIAE.

            ORDER II.   PHLEGMASIA.

GENERA.
                    f Redness ;  heat; pain; and
4.  Phlogosis -  - - - <  tumour on the surface  of
                    (.  the body.

    SPECIES.
        1.  Phlegmone.   Inflammation of a bright
            red colour; tumour pointed, throb-
            bing, and tending to suppuration.
        2.  Erythema.  Inflammation of a dull red
            colour, vanishing   upon   pressure,
            spreading unequally, with a burning
            pain, and  tumour scarcely percepti-
            ble, ending in desquamation, or vesi-
            cles of the  skin.

    The phlogosis often terminates in
                1. Impastume.
                2.  Gangrene.
                3. Sphacelus.

                     {Redness and pain of the
                       eye ;  intolerance of light j
                       with effusion of tears.

    SPECIES.
        1. Ophthalmia Membranarum.  Inflamma-
            tion in the coats of the eye,  mofl com-
            monly in the tunica conjunctiva. 
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     SPECIES.
        2. Ophthalmia Tarsi.  Small ulcers in the
             sabaceous glands  of the tarsus, dis-
             charging a glutinous matter.

genera.              f Strong fever j violent head-
                     f  ach ; redness of face and
6. Phrenitis-----<{  eyes; impatience of light,
                     j  and noife ; watchfulness ;
                     [  and furious delirium.

    SYMPTOMATIC.
         1. exanthematica.
         2. verminosa.
         3. aphrodisiaca.
         4-. hydrophobica.
         5. traumatica.
         6. a dolore.

                     {Pain, and  redness of the
                       fauces ; deglutition,  and
                       respiration, difficult.

    SPECIES.
       1. Tonsillaris,  affecting the mucous  mem-
            brane of the fauces, but more espe-
            cially the tonsils.
       2. Maligna,  deglutition less difficult; a
            mucous crust of a whitish or ash-co-
            lour covers the tonsils and  mucous
            membrane of the fauces, which are af-
            fected with spreading ulcers.  These 
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      SPECIES.
           symptoms are accompanied  with ty-
           phus, and followed by exanthemata.
       3.  Trachealis.  Respiration difficult;  inspi-
           ration accompanied with a wheezing,
           and the cough occasioning a  shrill
           ringing sound ; no apparent tumour in
           the fauces.
         4«. Pharyngcea.
         5. Parotidaa.

       SYMPTOMATIC.
              1. exanthematica.
              2, arthritica.
              3. hepatica.
GENERAL
                      {Pyrexia ; difficult respira-
                       tion ;  cough ; and pain in
                       the thorax.

    SPECIES.
       1. Peripneumonia.  The  pulse  not always
           hard, but sometimes soft; an obtuse
           pain in the breast ;  the  respiration al-
           ways difficult; sometimes the patient
           cannot breathe unless  in an upright
           posture ; the face swelled, and of a li-
           vid colour ;  the  cough  for the  most
           part moist, frequently bloody.
       2. Pleuritis.   The pulse hard ;  a  pungent
           pain in one side, aggravated during
           the time of inspiration ;  an uneasiness 
10
           when lying on one side ; a most pain-
           ful cough, dry in the beginning of the
           disease,  afterwards  moist, and fre-
           quently bloody.


     These, if not resolved, are followed by

         Vomica.   Hectic ;  difficult respiration ;
              cough;  pain  when lying  on the
              sound side.


         Empyema.   The above  symptoms, with
             remission of pain, and signs of hy-
              drothorax.

                    f Pyrexia ;  pain  in  the re-
                    j gion of the heart ;  anxi-
9. Carditis------\ ety ; difficult  breathing ;
                      cough ; irregular  pulse ;
                    [ palpitation ; fainting.
                    f Pyrexia; pain  in  the ab-
10.  Peritonitis - -X domen, increased  when
                    L erect.
                     " Pyrexia ;   anxiety  ;  heat
                      and  pain  in the  epigas-
                      trium, increased when any
lit  Gastritis ----\ thing  is taken into the
                      stomach; vomiting;  hick-
                      up ;  pulse small and hard;
                      prostration of strength. 
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SPECIES.
1. phlegmonodea.
2. erysipelatosa, with milder symptoms.
GENERA.

12.  Enteritis-
13.  Hepatitis
14.  Splenitis-
15. Nephritis
   {Pyrexia;  fixed pain in the
    abdomen ;   costiveness;
    vomiting.
  ' Pyrexia ;  tension and pain,
    more or less acute, in the
    right hypochondrium, u-
    sually referred to the  top
    of the right shoulder, and
    extending to the clavicle,
    increased by lying on  the
    left side ; urine high col-
    oured.
 {"Pyrexia ; tension, heat, tu-
 j  mour, and pain in the left
" J  hypochondrium,increased
 (_  by pressure.

  'Pyrexia;  pain  in  the  re-
    gion of the kidneys, and
    shooting along the course
    of the ureter ; drawing up
    of the testicle ;  numbness
    of the thigh ;  vomiting ;
    urine high coloured.; cos-
  .  tiveness, and colic pains.
C 
12
SYMPTOMATIC.
1. calculosa.
2. arthritica.
3. purulenta.
GENERA.
16.  Cystitis
17.  Hysteritis
                     'Pyrexia ; tumour and pain
                       in the hypogastrium; fre-
                       quent  and  painful  dis-
                       charge of urine ;  tenes-
                       mus.
                    f Pyrexia ; heat, tension, tu-
                    |  mour,  and pain in the hy-
                    <}  pogastrium ; pain in the
                    I  os uteri,  when touched ;
                    [_  vomiting.

                      Pyrexia; pains in the joints,
                       increased by the action of
                       the  muscles belonging to
18. Rheumatismus \  the  joint;  heat  on  the
                       part.   The blood  after
                       venesection exhibits an in-
                       flammatory crust.

    This disease terminates  in
           Arthrodynia, pain in the joints without
             pyrexia.
1.  Lumbago, affecting chiefly the loins.
2.  Ischias,.........the hip joint, 
13
GENERA.
19.  Odontalgia
20.  Podagra
■-■i
 Tooth-ach.

' Pyrexia ; pain in the joints,
  chiefly of the  great toe,
  and especially of the hands
  and feet,returning at inter-
  vals : previous to the  at-
  tack,  the functions of the
  stomach  are  commonly
  disturbed.
SPECIES.

   1. regularis.
   2. atonica.
   3. retrogada.
   4. aberrans.
21.  Arthropuosis - <
' Pain of the joints, or mus-
  cles, often after contusion,
  deep, blunt, of long con-
  tinuance ; little or no tu-
  mour ; no inflammation;
  pyrexia slight at first, at
  last hectic; and finally ter-
  minating in abscess. 
14
CLASS I.  PYREXIAE.
ORDER III.  EXANTHEMATA.
GENERA.
22.  Erysipelas
' Synochaoftwoorthreedays
  continuance, with drowsi-
  ness most often, sometimes
  with delirium; pulse com-
  monly full and hard ; then
  Erythema in the face, with
  continuance  of synocha;
  tending to either apoplexy,
  or to abscess.
SPECIES.
1. vesiculosum.
2. phlyctaenodes.
23.  Pestis
24.  Variola
 Typhus, contagious In the
  extreme ;  prostration  of
  strength ; buboes and car-
  buncles; petechias, hemor-
  rhage, and colliquative di-
  arrhoea.

' Synocha ;  eruption  of red
  pimples  the third  day,
  which on the eighth  con-
  tain pus, and drying,  fall
  off in crusts. 
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SPECIES.

    I. discreta.

    2. confluens.
25.  Varicella----{
26.  Rubeola
"<
" Moderate  synocha ;  pim-
  ples bearing some resem-
  blance to variola, quickly
  forming  pustules, which
  contain a fluid matter, and
  after  three or four  days
  from their first appearance
  desquamate,  leaving no
  cicatrix.

' Synocha ; hoarseness ; dry
  cough; sneezing; drowsi-
  ness ;  about the fourth day
  eruption of smallredpoints,
  discernible by the touch,
  which, after three  days,
  end in mealy desquama-
  tion.   Blood, after vense-
  section,exhibits inflamma-
  tory crust. 
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GENERA.
27.  Miliaria--
28.  Scarlatina
' Synochus; cold stage con-
  siderable ;  hot stage at-
  tended  with anxiety and
  frequent sighing; sweat of
  a strong andpeculiar smell;
  eruption, preceded  by a
  sense of pricking, first on
  the neck and breast,  of
  small red pimples, which
  in two days become white
  pustules, desquamate, and
  are  succeeded by  fresh
  pimples

' Contagious  synocha  ; 4th
  day face swells, and a scar-
  let eruption appears on the
  skin in  patches j which,
  after three  or  four  days,
  ends in desquamation of
  the cuticle,  or is succeeded
  by anasarca.
species.
1.  simplex without cynanche.
2.  eynanchica. 
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CLASS I.  PYREXIAE.
ORDER  IV.    HEMORRHAGIC.
GENERA.
29.  Epistaxis -
30.  Hamoptysis
 SPECIES.

   1. plethorica.
   2.  violenta.
   3. phthisica.
   4.  calcuhsa.
.   5.  vicaria.
31.  Phthisis -
  f Bleeding at the nose, with
-<  pain, or  fulness  of the
  C head.
  TCoughing up of florid, or
 J  frothy blood; heat or pain
"l  in the chest;  irritation in
  (_ the larynx ;  saltish taste.
 {"Emaciation ;     debility;
J  cough ; hectic ; purulent
"l  expectoration ; haemopty-
 C sis;  diarrhoea.
1. hamoptoica.
2. exanthematica.
3. chlorotica.
4. scrophulosa.
5- syphilitica. 
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GENERA.
32.  Hamorrhois
33. Menorrhagia-\

    SPECIES.

       1. rubra.
       2. abortus.
       3. lochialis.
       4. vitiorum.
       5. alba.
Flux  of blood  from the
 anus ; pain there, and hae-
 morrhoids ; vertigo; pain
 in the  loins  and head-
 ach.
A too copious  menstrual
 flux.
CLASS I.  PYREXIA.
ORDER V.   PROFLUVIA.
34.  Catarrhus - - <
SPECIES.

  1. a frigore.
  % a contagio*
Increased excretion of mu-
 cus from the membranes
 of the nose, fauces, and
 bronchia,  with  pyrexia,
 and  attended by cough,
 thirst, lassitude, and want
 of appetite. 
19
SYMPTOMATIC.
     1. tussis exanthematica.
     2. verminosa.
     3. a dentitione.
     4. arthritica.
GENERA.
35.  Dysenteria - - <
Contagious pyrexia ;  fre-
 quent griping stools ;  te»
 nesmus; stools chiefly mu-
 cus, sometimes mixed with
 blood, the natural  faeces
 being retained or voided
 in a hardened state ; loss
 of appetite  and  nausea,
 arising  from  spasmodic
 constriction of the  colon
 retaining hardened faeces.
CLASS  II.  NEUROSES.

      ORDER  I.  COMATA.
36*  Apoplexia-
Abolition, in some degree,
  of  the  powers  of sense
  and motion,  with  sleep,
  and  sometimes snoring,
  the respiration,  and mo-
  tion of the heart, remain-
.  ing.
D 
20
       SPECIES.
          1.  sanguinea.
          2.  serosa.
          3.  hydrocephalica.  In early youth,  lassi-
              tude, febricula, pain  in the head,
              then a more sluggish pulse, dilated
              pupils,  drowsiness,  and apoplexia.
              The sutures of the cranium open.
          4.  atrabilaria.
          5.  traumatica.
          6.  venenata.
          7-  mentalis.
          8.  cataleptica.
          9.  suffocata.

       SYMPTOMATIC-.
             1. exanthematica.
            2. arthritica.
            3. verminosa.   Carus, cataphora, co-
                 ma,  and  lethargus, are degrees
                 only of apoplexy.
GENERA.
                     f A loss of the power of vol-
37-  Paralysis  - - - 4   untary motion  affecting
                     L  certain parts.
       SPECIES.
          1.  partialis.
          2.  hemiplegica.
          3.  paraplegica,
          4.  venenata. 
21
SYMPTOMATIC.	
1.	exanthematica.
2.	arthritic a.
3.	verminosa.
4.	scrophulosa.
5.	syphilitica.
6.	traumatica.
CLASS  II.   NEUROSES.
ORDER II.   ADYNAMIC.
GENERA.
38.  Syncope
 'The respiration, and  ac-
   tion  of the heart, either
   cease,  or become much
   weaker than usual, with
<!  paleness and coldness, ari-
   sing  from diminished en-
   ergy of the brain, or from
   organic affections of the
   heart.
SPECIES.
1.  cardiac a
       returning  without a  visible
cause,  and with violent  palpitation
of the heart during the intervals.
2.  occasionalism from a manifest cause. 
22
GENERA*
39.  Dyspepsia — «
'Want of appetite ; nausea;
  vomiting ;    flatulence ;
  heart-burn ; costiveness;
  and pain in the stomach ;
  with other symptoms  of
  debility in  the organ  of
  digestion.
SYMPTOMATIC.

     1. schirrosa.
     2. ulcerosa.
     3. a veneno.
     4. verminosa.
     5. chlorotica.
     6. gravidarum.
     7. arthritica.
     8. nephritica.
^.Hypochondriasis <
'Dyspepsia ;  languor and
  want  of energy ;  dejec-
  tion of mind and  appre-
  hension of evil, mere es-
  pecially respecting health,
  without sufficient  cause;
  with a melancholic  tem-
  perament. 
23
        CLASS II.   NEUROSES.

             ORDER III.  SPASMI.
            In  the Animal Funtlions.
GENERA.

41.  Tetanus----^sTfc T?¥ ? *"
                    £ most the whole body.
     VARIETIES ARE,
          1.  opisthotonos,
          2.  emprosthotonos, and
          3.  Trismus, or locked-jaw.

     SYMPTOMATIC.
          1.  syphiliticus.
          2.  verminosus.

                    ("Alternate relaxations, with
42.  Convulsio---J  violent .and  involuntary
                    1  contractions of the mov-
                    L ing fibres, without sleep.
43.  Chorea------^Convulsive motions of the
                    \_ limbs or trunk.
                    f"A spasmodic contraction of
44.  Raphania - - - J  the i.oints'with convulsive
        *            j  motions and most violent
                    L pain :  periodical.
             .       f Convulsions with sleep,and
45.  Epilepsia-----j  usually froth issuing from
                    L the mouth. 
24
SPECIES-
    1.  traumatica.
    2.  a dolore.
    3.  verminosa.
    4.  a veneno.
    5.  exanthematica.
    6.  a cruditate ventriculi.
    7-  <?^ inanitione.
    8.  uterina.
    9.  «c onanismo.
In the Vital Functions.
GENERA.

46.  Palpitatio
47.  Asthma
- - - <
  JA palpitation of the heart,
.   either  constant  or   fre-
(.  quently returning.
  Difficult respiration return-
   ing at  intervals,  with  a
   sense of stricture acrossthe
   breast and in the  lungs;
   a wheezing ;  hard cough
   at first, but more free to-
   wards the close  of every
   paroxism,with a discharge
   of mucus, followed  by a
L  remission.
1. spontaneum.
2. exanthematicum.
3. plethoricum. 
25
    SYMPTOMATIC.
         1. arthriticum.
         2. venereum.

genera.              f Difficult refpiration, conti-
                     j  nual, and without sense of
48.  Dyspnoea - - - \  stricture. Cough frequent
                     j  through the whole course
                     \_  of the disease.
                     ("Convulsive,   strangulating
49.  Pertussis - - -J  cough, with  hooping re-
                     1  lieved by vomiting;  con-
                     (_ tagious.

             In the Natural Functions.

                     f Heartburn,  with  copious
50. Pyrosis------<  eructation, generally of a
                     {_  watery insipid fluid.
                     f Pain in the lower belly, and
51.  Colica-------<  twisting round the navel;
                     L  vomiting;  costiveness.
SPECIES.
1.  spasmodica.
2.  pictonum, ending in palsy,
3.  stercorea. 
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GENERA.
52.  Cholera
53. Diarrhoea
   ' A purging and vomiting of
     bile;  anxiety ;   painful
     gripings ;  spasms of the
     abdominal  muscles,  and
     those of the thighs.
  {"Frequent liquid stools with
tmj  the natural excrement, but
  *1  notcontagious,and seldom
  (_  attended with pyrexia.
SPECIES.

  1.  crapulosa,
  2.  biliosa.
  3.  mucosa.
  4.  caliaca.
  5.  Henteria.
  6.  hepatirrhaa.
  7.  verminosa.
54.  Diabetes
■{
A superabundant discharge
 of urine, which is  limpid,
 and sweetish to the taste.
SYMPTOMATIC.
1. hystericus.
2. arthriticus. 
27
GENERA.
55.  Hysteria.....
'A grumbling noise in the
  belly ; a ball ascending to
  the throat, with a sense of
  suffocation; stupor; insen-
  sibility  and  convulsions ;
  involuntary laughing and
  crying ; sleep interrupted
  by sighs; urine limpid and
  abundant, previous to the
  fit;  great  sensibility and
  irritability  of mind.
SPECIES.
1. chlorotica.
2. a menorrhagia.
3. a leucorrhcea.
4. libidinosa.
56.  Hydrophobia
■I
A dread of water,  as  in-
 ducing painful convulsions
 of the pharynx.
E 
28
CLASS  II.  NEUROSES.
ORDER IV.   VESANI^E.
GENERA.

57.  Amentia
58.  Melancholia -
59.  Insania
 ' Imbecility of intellect, by
   which  the  relations  of
   things are either not per-
   ceived, or not recollect-
   ed.
  Erroneous judgment,  but
   not   merely  respecting
   health,  from  imaginary
   perceptions, or  recollec-
   tions, influencing the con-
   duct, and depressing the
   mind  with  ill-grounded
   fears ; not combined with
   either  pyrexia or  coma-
   tose affections ; often ap-
   pearing  without dyspep-
   sia, yet attended with cos-
   tiveness, chiefly in persons
   of rigid fibres and torpid
   sensibility.
  Erroneous judgment from
   imaginary perceptions, or
   recollections,   attended
\  with   agreeable emotions
   in  persons of  a sanguine
   temperament.  Vide Cul-
 __  ten's Practice, §. 1581. 
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GENERA.
60.  Mania
A conception of false rela-
 tions, and an  erroneous
 judgment, arising  from
 imaginary preceptions or
 recollections, exciting the
 passions,  and producing
 unreasonable actions  or
 emotion, with a hurry of
 mind in pursuing a  train
 of thought, and in  run-
 ning  from one train of
 thought  to  another, at-
 tended  with  incoherent
 and absurd speech, called
 raving,  and  violent  im-
 patience of either contra-
 diction, or restraint.
61.  Oneirodynia  _ (^sturbed imagination dur-
            J       (_  ing sleep.
SPECIES.

  1. active.

  2. gravans.
Walking in the sleep.
The incubus or night-mare. 
so
CLASS  III.   CACHEXIA.
ORDER I.   MARCORES.
62.  Tabes.....("Emaciation ;   weakness;
                     \ hectic.
1. purulent a.
2. scrophulosa.
3. venenata.
63.  Atrophia - - „ I Emaciation; weakness, but
         •*          £ without hectic.
SPECIES.
1. inanitorum.
2. famelicorum.
3. cacochymica.
4. debilium. 
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CLASS  III.   CACHEXIA.
ORDER II.   INTUMESCENTIA.
GENERA.

64.  Polysarcia
65.  Pneumatosis-
 Adipose.

-  Troublesome obesity.

 Flatulent.

   Air collected in the cellelur
    texture 'under  the skin,
    rendering it tense, elastic,
    and crepitating.
SPECIES.

   1. spontanea.
   2. traumatica.
   3. venenata*
   4. hysterica.
66.  Tympanites - -
Elastic distention of the ab-
 domen, not readily yield-
 ing to pressure,and sound-
 ing like a drum, with cos-
 tiveness and atrophy ; but
 no fluctuation.
SPECIES.

   1. infestinalis,  with discharge of wind giv-
        ing relief.
   2. abdominalis,  without such relief. 
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GENERA.

67.  Physometra
68.  Anasarca
     SPECIES.

        I. serosa.
        2. exanthematica.
        3. a compressione.
        4. debilium.


69.  J/Wr^^^/^I^^^^r5^11111^ ?f *'
      '     ■*       (_  head, sort, not elastic.


     The internal hydrocephalus  has been described
      already as the third species of Apoplexia.


?,    tt j           {Tumor in new-born infants
70.  tiydrorachitis -j  on the lumbar  vertebrae,
                    L  soft, and  small.
 CA permanent elastic swell-
 )  ing in the hypogastrium
"l  from  flatulent  distention
 (^ of the womb.
Aqueous.
f Swelling on the surface of
j  the body; not elastic; pit-
  ting by the pressure of the
  finger ; and rising slowly
  to its  former fulness.- 
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GENERA.
71.  Hydrothorax-
72.  Ascites
  'Dyspnoea; paleness of face;
    oedematous swelling of the
    feet;  scarcity of  urine j
    impatience of an horizon-
    tal position, with sudden
    starting  from sleep, and
    palpitation; fluctuation of
    water in the chest.
  ("Swelling of the abdomen,
- <  tense, and scarcely elas*
  L tic ;  with fluctuation.
SPECIES.

  1. abdominalis.
  2. saccatus>
73.  Hydrometra-
                     A swelling in the hypogas*
                      trium of females not preg-
                      nant; with fluctuation; no
                      suppression of urine.
                    f"A soft tumor of the scrotum,
74.  Hydrocele____J  increasing slowly, without
      '             J  pain, fluctuating, general-
                    (_ ly pellucid.

                 Of the Solids.
                    f Tumor occupying chiefly
                    I  one part of the abdomen,
75.  Physconia - - - \  increasing   slowly,  and
                      neither sonorous nor fluc-
                      tuating.
{ 
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     SPECIES.
        1. hepatic a.
        2. splenica.
        3. renales.
        4. uterina.
        5. ab ovario.
        6. mesenterica.
        7- omentalis'
        8. visceralis^

genera.              X Large  head ;  prominent
                      |  forehead ; protruded ster-
76. Rachitis------ <j  num ; flattened ribs ; big
                        belly ;  emaciated limbs,
                     .1. with great debility.
CLASS III.  CACHEXIA.

   ORDER III.   IMPETIGINES.

               Swelled lymphatic glands;
                thick upper lip ; obstinate
                ulcers ;  ophthalmia tarsi;
                indolent tumours  on  the
                joints ;  fair complexion;
                irritable habit.
77.  Scrophula — < 
35
GENERA.
78.  Syphylis
'A disease arising from im-
  pure connection, and ap-
  pearing generally after a
  local affection of the  or-
  gans, occasioning  chan-
  cres ;  buboes; ulcers  in
  the mouth and nose; clus-
  tered pimples of a copper
  colour, ending in scabby
  ulcers,chiefly situated near
  the hairy scalp ; blotches
  on the surface of the body;
  nocturnal  pain  in the
  bones; nodes, &c.
79.  Scorbutus - - - <
Extreme  debility;  com-
 plexion pale and bloated;
 spungy gums ; livid spots
 on the skin;  breath of-
 fensive ; oedematous swel-
 lings in the legs;  haemor-
 rhages ; foul ulcers; urine
 foetid  ;  stools extremely
 offensive.
F 
36
GENERA.
80.  Elephantiasis-
81.  Lepra
82.  Frambccsia
83.  Trichoma
84.  Icterus
 ' Skin  thick, rough, wrink-
   ly, unctuous, and void of
   hair ; face deformed, with
   tubera ;  voice hoarse  and
   soundingthroughthenose;
   want  of feeling in  the
   extremities.—It  is  conta-
   gious.

  The skin  rough and chop-
   ped, with  white furfura-
   ceous scales and  crusts,
   under which is frequently
 L a moisture, with itching.

 f Fungi,   like  mulberries,
   growing out of the  skin
 ! in various  parts of the
   body,   and  discharging
   ichor; infectious.  Called
   Yaws.

 f"The hair grows coarse and
_ J twisted  into inextricable
 j tangles.  It is contagious.
 (_ Called the Plica Polonica.

 f" Yellowness of the skin and
_ ) eyes ; fseces white ; urine
 j of a high colour,and tinges
 L linen yellow. 
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    SPECIES.
       1. calculosus, acute pain in the epigastric
            region, increasing after  eating: gall
            stones pass by stool.
       '2. spasmodicus, without pain, after spas-
            modic diseases  and  passions  of the
            mind.
       3. mucosus, without either pain, gall-stones,
            or spasm, and  relieved by the  dis-
            charge of tough phlegm by stool.
       4. hepaticus.
       5. gravidarum.
       6. infantum.
genera.              ("Dyspepsia ; livid paleness ;
     fUl    '       3 great  debility;   palpita-
85.  Lhlorosis-----< tion .  depraved  appetite,
                     (_ with amenorrhea.
          CLASS IV.   LOCALES.

           ORDER  I.  DYSESTHESIA.

                     f Sight  diminished,  or de-
                     j   stroyed,  by the  interpo-
86.  CdligO - - - - - \   sition of a dark body, be-
                     1   tween the object  and the
                     [_  retina. 
38
     SPECIES.
        1. lentis.
        2. cornea.
        3. pupilk.
        4. humorum.
        5. palpebrarum.

GENERA.
                      f Sight  diminished, or  de-
                         stroyed, without any vi-
87. Amaurosis - - <J  sible  injury  of the eye:
                         the pupil mostly dilated
                         and immoveable.
     SPECIES.
        1. compressionis.
        2. atonica.
        3. spasmodica.
        4. venenata.

                      TSight  depraved, requiring
88. Dysopia-----J  one certain  quantity of
                      |  light,  one particular dis-
                      (_  tance, or one position.
     SPECIES.
        J.  tenebraruni.
        2.  luminis.
        3.  dissitorum.
        4. proximorum.,
        5.  lateralis.
 
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GENERA.
{
                      Sight  depraved, creating
89.  Pseudoblepsis-)  °bject?-ir0r  refesentLn?
                     1  them different from what
                       they are.
        1. imaginaria.
        2. mutans.

90.  Dysecoea - - - - i^"'"f dJmInished or de"

     SP£C/£S.
        1. organica,  from wax in the meatus,  in-
            juries of the membrana, or  inflamma-
            tion and obstruction of the tuba.
        2. atonica, without  any discernible injury
            of the organ.
91. Paracusis----Hearing depraved.

     SPECIES.
        1. imperfecta,
        2. imaginaria.

92. ^kwotw____jSme11 diminIshed> or  de"
                     £  stroyed.
     SPECIES.
        1. organica.
        2. atonica. 
40
GENERA.
93.  Ageustia----[T*^yefmin[shed> or de"
94.  Anasthesia-- jTouch /Wished, or de-
                    £ stroyed.
         CLASS  IV.  LOCALES.

            ORDER  II.  DYSOREXIA.

95.  Bulimia-----1 Appetite voracious or  ca-
nine.
SYMPTOMATIC.
      1. verminosa.
      2. a rachitide.
      3. ab acidis.
                    f Appetite  depraved, or a
Jo.  rica ------ J strong desire  of unnatu-
                    L ral food.
    SPECIES.
        1. infantilis.
        2. chlorotica.
[_-;__'_.   3. gravidarum.
        4. medicatrix.
97.  Polydipsia - - -  Excessive thirst. 
41
SYMPTOMATIC.
      1. febrilis.
      2. hydropica.
      3. fluxuum.
      4. a venenis.
J Excessive and  violent  de-
          coition in men.
98.  Satyriasis---^xcefv
        J           (_  sire for

99.  Nymphomania  The same in women.

                    Impatience  when  absent
                      from one's native home,
                      and vehement desire to
IOO. Nostalgia--\  return,  attended  with
                      gloom  and  melancholy,
                      loss of appetite, and want
                      of sleep.

101. Anorexia - -  Appetite impaired.

           This is merely symptomatic.

102. Anathrodisia  Impotence.

     SPECIES.
        1. paralytica.
        2. gonorrhoea, 
42
         CLASS IV.   LOCALES.

           ORDER III.  DYSCINESIA.

GENERA.
                    f Suppression  of the voice,
103. Aphonia----J  without either syncope, or
                    (.  coma.
104. MutitOS---Dumbness.

     SPECIES.
        1. organica.
        2. atonica.
        3. surdorum.

105. Par aphonia-  Depravation of voice.

106. Psellismus - - { ™*fd articulation of the

107. Strabismus -  Squinting.

108. Contractura-\K  .riSid contractIon of a
                    £  joint.

     SPECIES.
        1. tf£ injlammatione.
        2. spasmo.
        3. o£ antagonistas paryliticos*
        4. #£ acrimonia irritante,
        5. articularis. 
43
CLASS IV.   LOCALES.

  ORDER IV.   APOCENOSES.
6ENERA.
109.  Profusio - - -  Loss of blood.

110.  Epbidr<uh--[AJ^  and  morbid

             Generally symptomatic.
111.  Epiphora - -   A flux of tears.
112.  Ptyalismus -   A salivation.

113.  Enuresis---[l^^  discharSe  o(

    SPECIES.
       1. atonica.
       2. ab irritatione vel compressione vesica.

114.  Gonorrhea .jA Preternatural flux from
                   (_ the urethra m men.
1. pura, not arising from impure  connec-
    tion, and without dysuria.
2. impura, arising  from the  action of the
    venereal virus on the urethra,  produc-
    ing first an itching at its orifice ; after-
    ward a discharge  like pus;  ardor
            G 
44
     urinse ; often  phymosis ; paraphimo-
     sis ; and swelled testicles.
3. laxorum.
4. dormientium.
CLASS IV.   LOCALES.
   ORDER V.  EPISCHESES.
GENERA.
115. Obstipatio - -  Costiveness.

     SPECIES-
        1.  debilium.
        2.  rigidorum.
        3.  obstructorum.
116. Ischuria---   Suppression of urine,
     SPECIES.
        1.  renalis.
        2.  ureteric a.
        3.  vesica lis.
        4.  urethralis.
117. Dysuria - - - j^iilty, and pain, in dis-
                   charging water.
SPECIES.
   1. ardens.
   '2. spasmodica.
   3. compressionis. 
45
4. phlogistica.
5.  calculosa.
6.  mucosa.
                   TSeminis  in  actu  venereo
118.  Dyspermatis-\  tarda,  impedita,  et  ad
        mus ----")  generationem insufficiens
                   (_  emissio.
                   f Menses wholly or partially
119.  Amenorrhea <  obstructed without preg-
                   L  nancy.
CLASS IV.  LOCALES.
ORDER  VI.  TUMORES.
120.  Aneurisma
{
A soft tumour, with pulsa-
 tion, on arteries.
121.  Varix.....jA  "&  tumour' without
                   (_ pulse, on veins.
122.  Ecchymoma
123.  Schirrus
"A black and blue swelling,
  either from a bruise,  or
  from a morbid extravasa-
  tion of blood.

 A hard tumour of a glan-
  dular  part, indolent, and
.  not readily suppurating. 
46
GENERA.

                   'A hard tumour of a glan


to A  CnnrPr_____J  dular part, painful and ob
-{
stinate, which terminates

in the foulest ulcer.
      D  ,          TA suppurating  tumour of

125.  Bubo.....| conglobate glands.



   „  o      ~     TA soft  excrescence, not
126.  Sarcoma ---j palnfuL




127.  Verruca - - -  A wart.



128.  C/tfiW - - -  A corn.


      _   .         f A cyst  under  the skin,

129.  Lupia -      •£ moveable, soft, indolent.



   ^  n    ,.       f A hard tumour, moveable,
130.  Ganglion —I on the tendon.



,^,-.   ttjj-       TA cuticular cyst full of an

131.  Hydaiis---^ aque0us fluid.




132.  Hydarthus-  {^site swelling  °n the




133.  Exostosis---H hard  :umour  on the
                   (_ bone. 
47
        CLASS IV.  LOCALES.



            ORDER VII.  ECTOPIA.



GENERA.

                   f"The  displacing of a soft

134  Hernia-  -A  V^^ered by the cam-
let,  nerma     ^  mon teguments.  Arup-

                   (, ture.


1<H  Prolatsus- -iThe  Protrusion of a soft
165.  rroiapsus--^ part) uncovered>



136.  Luxatio - - -  The  disjointing of a bone.
CLASS IV.  LOCALES.
           ORDER VIII.  DIALYSES.



137.  Vulnus - - - -  A wound.



138.  Ulcus.....jAn  u!fer discharginS P»s
                   (_ or  ichor.


                   f Tetters, or  an  assemblage

                     of little creeping ulcers,

139.  Herpes_____'  itchinS mucn>and n°t in-
          "       "j  clined  to  heal, but ter-

                     minating in furfuraceous

                   l  scales. 
GENERA.
48
140.  Tinea -
\
A scald head.   Small ulcers
 at the root of the hairs,
 which  produce a friable
 white crust.
                     'The itch.  Small  pustules
                       with  watery heads, ap.
141. Psora  ----<{  pearing first on the wrists,
                     j  and between the  fingers.
                     I  Contagious.

142. Fractura  - -  The fracture of bones.

143. Caries  - - - -  The exulceration of bones. 
GENERAL  INDEX;
AN EXPLANATION  OF  THE TERMS.
                A.
ADYNANLE, A defect of Vital Poivers ;
        from a, privitive ;  and iwa«i<,
        Power........
AGEUSTIA, Aywrtx, Want  of taste .  .
AGUE.   V. Febris Intermittens.
AMAUROSIS,  Gutta  Serena; A^i^-o-ir,!
        Obscurity.......r
.........COItlPRESSIONIS,/™*;
        a pressure of the Optic Nerve.
.........ATONICA,/,™* Debility.
.........SPASMODICA,  from
        Spasm.
.........VENENATA,/, om Poison.
AMENORRHEA,  Suppression  of  the-)
        Menses; from « priv.  Mrvtr, the C
        Menses ; and Via, to flow  .  . \
AMENTIA, Idiotism.......
ANAESTHESIA,  Av^o-Swia,  Want  rff
        Sensatim........f
ANAPHRODISIA, Impotence;  from  v,~i
        priv. and a^oS^ia, tlie Feast  of C
        Venus......        \
CI.	Or.
II	II
IV	I
IV	I
Gen.
93

87
IV	V
II	IV
IV	I
IV	II
119

 51
 94

102 
50
 ANASARCA,  Dropsy of the -whole Body ;
           from  Ava, along;  and 2«f£, the
           Flesh.........
 .........SEROSA,/re»* a retention, of
          from an over increase of Serum.
 .........EXANTHEMATICA,/™*
           Exanthemata. ^".Exanthemata.
 .........A COMPRESSIONE,/™*
           an Interruption of the Circulation.
 .........DEBILIUM,/tw Debility.
 ANEURISMA, Tumour of an Artery; from 1
           Avev£vo-/xoe, Dilatation .... 5
 ANOREXIA, Want  of Appetite; from a,?
           neg. and o^i-ic, Appetite   .  .$
 ANOSMIA, Avoa-fjioc, Without Smell   .  .
 ........ORGANICA,  from a disease
           of the  Schneiderian Membrane.
 .......ATONICA, no manifest cause
           appearing.
 APHONIA, Loss of Voice; from cc, priv.-J
          and <t>c;m, the Voice  ...   . C
 APHRODISIACUS, Venereal Excess; from
          ApgoSiciav.o;, Venereus.
 APOCENOSES, Excessive Discharges.
 APOPLEXIA, Apoplexy ;  from Atto and 7
          TlKnaaa, to strike.....\
 .........SANGUINEA,  Sanguine-
          ous, from excess of Blood.
 • • •  -......SEROSA, Serous, in per-
          sons of a cold temperament.
 ..........HYDROCEPHALICA,
          Hydrocephalic; from TSxg, Wa-
          ter ; and xEpaXn, the Head.
 .........  ATRABILARIA,   from
          the suffusion of  black  Bile over the
          System.
.........   TRAUMATICA,   from
          external Violence; from Tgxvy.x,
          «fo{,  a Wound.
CI.
Ill
Or. 
51
APOPLEXIA VENENATA,/r«w/ww».
.........SUFFOCATA, from Suf-
        focating Exhalations.
.........MEKTALIS, from passions
         of the Mind.
.........CATALEPTICA.    The
         Catalepsy; from  KaraAnJ/Oj, a
         Seizure.  The patient on a sud-
         den becomes stiff, and observes
         the same  posture  during the
         fit.
APPETITE, Depraved.  f.DvsoRExiA.
........Want of.   V. Anorexia.
ARTHRITICUS, Arthritic;  from  A^f«-
         V,  a  disease in  the Joints.
         V. Podagra.
ARTHRODYNIA,  Chronic Rheumatism;
         from AgSrgov, a Joint; and OSvvd,
         _Pain.   V. Rheumatismus.
ARTHROPUOSIS, Infanimation occasion-^
         ing  a   Collection  of  Matter; !
         from Aftpv, a Joint; and Tlvu- f
         c-ic, Suppuration.....J
ASCITES, Dropsy of the  Abdemen;  from 1
         Ao-y.oc, a Sack......C
.......ABDOMINALIS, The  Abdo-
         minal, an equal swelling of the
         whole Abdomen.
.......SACCATUS,   The  Encysted,
         the  fluctuation is here less evi-
         dent,  and   the  Swelling  of
         the  Abdomen at the first par-
         tial.
ASTHMA, Frequent attacks of short breath-1
         ing; from Artf^t, to breathe  .   . $
.......SPONTANEUM, -without any
         manifest cause.
........PLETHORICUM,/r0W Pie-
         thora.
CI.
Or.  Gen.
21
III
III
47
H 
52
 ASTHMA  EXANTHEMATICUM,
          Exanibemati: ; from the repulsion
          of some humour.  V. Exanthe-
          mata.
 ATROPHIA, A Slo-w Decay, or Atrophy ;
          from a, priv. and T^opx, Nutri-
          tion   .........
 .........INANITOSUM, from too
          great Evacuations.
 ......¥AMEl.lLOV\]M,fromfamine.
 ........CACOHYMICA, from cor-
          rupted Noun. hv:enl.
 ........DEBILIUM, from an imper-
         fection in the digestive Organ.

                   B.
 BUBO*; from B«Cav, a  Swelling  in thei
          Groin........c
 BULIMIA, Canine Appetite ; from Bac, an
          Ox; and Ai^.£f,Hunger  .  .   .
 BLEEDING at the Nose.  V. Epistaxis.
 BLOOD, Extravasation  of.   V. Ecchv-
          MOMA.
 BLOODY FLUX,   V. Profusio.
 BREATHING,  Difficult.   /.Asthma,
         or Dyspnoea.

                  C.
 CACHEXIA, A bad habit of body ; from 7
         Koly.oc, bad ; and Ei-ic, a habit  . J
 C ALT GO, The Cataract......
 CANCER, Cancer, a  Crab   ....
CANINE APPETITE.   V. Bulimia.
CARDITIS,  Inflammation of  the Heart ;'
         from Kapha, the Heart
Heart ;")
 .  .   .{
CI.
Ill
Or.
Ill
IV
IV
Gen.
125

 95
124

  9
   *  The vowels are placed first in  this Index ; then follow
the consonants. 
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CARIES, Rottenness in the Bones ....
CATARACT.  V. Calico.
CATARRHUS, Catarrh; from Ka7«??©-,7
         a Defluxion.......5
..........A FRIGORE, from cold.
..........A  CONTAGIO, from
         Contagion.  The Influenza.
CATARRH.  V.  Catarrhus.
CELIAC PASSION.  f.DiARRHceA.
COLICA, The Colic; from Koxov, the Co-1
         Ion..........5
......SPASMODICA, Spasmodic, ari-
         sing from Spasms of the Abdo-
         minal Muscles.
......PICTONUM, The Painters, or
         Devonshire Colic.  It arises from
         the poison of lead.
......STERCOREA, in persons of a
         costive Habit.
CONSUMPTION.  V. Phthisis.
CONTRACTURA,  Contraction  of  thel
         Limbs.........C
............AB  INFLAMMA-
         TIONE,_/roOT inflammation.
............S?ASMO,from spasm.
............OB ANTAGONIS-
         TAS PARALITICOS,/™** the
         Antagonist Muscles losing their
         action.
............OB  ACRIMONIA
         IRRITANTE,/rcwz some irritat-
ing cause.
............ARTJCULARlS,/™»
         stiffness in the Joints.
CONVULSIO, Convulsions.....
CORNS.   KClavus.
CORPULENCY.  V. Polysarcia.
COSTIVENESS.   V. Obstipatio.
CHICKEN POX.  V. Varicella. 
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 CHILBLAIN.   V.  Phlogosis,   Ery-
          thema.
 CHLOROSIS, The Green Sickness ; from?
          X\agoc, green, pale   .   .  .   .$
 CHOLERA; from Xoxw, the Bile .  .   .
 CHOLERA,  The Cholera Morbus; from
          Xoxw, the  Bile.
 CHOREA, St. Vitus's Dance; from Xogua,')
          Dancing........3
 CLAP.   V. Gonorrhoea.
 CLAVUS, A Com........
 CROUP.  V. Cynanche Trachealis.
 CYNANCHE;  from K^v, a  Dog; and?
          Ay%v, to suffocate.....5
 ..........MALIGNA.    The putrid
          sore Throat.
 .........PAROTIDiEA.    The
          Mumps.
 .........TRACHEALIS.    The
          Croup.
 .....,  . . .  TONSILLARIS.  Inflarn-
          matory Quinsy.
 CYSTITIS, Inflammation of the  Bladder;!
          from Kvric, the Bladder .  .  .3
                  D.
DEAFNESS.  ^/Dysecoea.
DEFECT in Vision.  V. Dysopia.
DIABETES, Immoderate  fo-w  of Urine;
         from Aia, through; and (iatva, to
         pass.........
DIALYSES,  The  Destruction  of Parts ;?
         from AiaKua, to dissolve .   .  .V
DIARRHQ2A, A constant Looseness; from?
         Ataxia, to flow through .   .  .£
.........CRAPULOSA,  The  Fe-
         culent Diarrhoea ; from  Crapulo-
         sus, one who overloads his sto-
         mach.
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 DIARRHCEA BILIOSA,  The  Bilious;
          from an overflow of Bile. .
 .........MUCOSA,  The Mucous ;
          a quantity of slime being voided.
 .........HEPATIRRHCEA,  The
          Hepatic ; a flux of serous matter
          somewhat resembling  flesh  is
          voided, the liver being primarily
          affected; from Hrag, the liver;
          and geo, to flow.
 .........LIENTERIA.   The Lien-
          tery ; the food passes unchanged.
 .........CCELIACA.   The  Celiac
          Passion.
 .........VERMINOSA,  arising
         from Worms.
 DIGESTION, Bad.  V. Dyspepsia.
 DUMBNESS.   V. Mutitas.
 DYSESTHESIA ; A«r««r**na, Loss of 7
         JSensation.......r
 DYSECOEA, Deafness ;  from Ave, diffi-7
          cult; and Axon, hearing   .     f
 DYSENTERIA,  Dysentery ;  from  Av«vO
         1tgta, Pain in the Bowels   .    C
 DYSOPIA, Defect in Vision.....
 .......TENEBRARUM, Requiring
         objects to be placed in a strong light.
 .......LUMINIS,  Objects  only dis-
         cernible in  a -weak light.
 .......DISS1TORUM, In -which dis-
         tant objects are not perceived.
 .......PROXIMO RUM,  in  -which
         objects too near are not perceived.
 .......LATERALIS, In -which objects
         are  not seen, unless placed in  an ob-
         lique position.
DYSOREXIA,   A D-prwJ Appetite n
         from At/,-, bad ;  and Ogsfr, Ap- C
         petite   ..-...,      \
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 DYSPERMATISMUS, Difficult  Emission-)
           of Semen ;  from Ave, difficult ;(.
           and "X-rigf^a, Seed.....j
 DYSPEPSIA,  Bad  Digestion,  from  Av;,-f
           bad; and Ui-rh, to concoct . . \
 DYSURIA, Difficulty in distharging Urine ;-\
           from Av;, difficult;  and Ovgov,C
           Urine........,y
 ........APJDENS,  A sense of heat,
           -without  any  manifest disorder  of
           the Bladder.
 ........SPASMODICA/"ro« Spasm.
 ........COMPRESSIONS, from a
           compression   of the  neighbouring
           parts.
 ........PHLOGISTICA ; from -Jo-
           tent Inflammation ; from <&koyoc,
           flamma.
 ........CALCULOSA, from  stone
           in the Bladder.
 ........MUCOSA,/ro»z an abundant
           secretion of Mucus.
 DYSCINESLE, Difficulty of M tkn ; from 7
           Auf, bad ; and k.v.-j, to move   t
 DYSPNCEA,   A   constant  Difficulty  of-*.
           Breathing ;  from  Avg, difficult ; C
           and rivwi>, to breathe ...  A
DROPSY of the Brain, Hydrocephalus In-
           ternus.  Z7. Apoplexia.
 ......of the -ivhole Body.   V.  ANA-
           SARCA.
 ......of the Abdomen.   V. ASCITES.
 ......of the  Womb or Ovaria.   V. Hy-
           DROMETRA.
 ......of the Scrotum.  ^".HYDROCELE.

                    E.
 ECTOPIA,  Parts  Displaced;  from  Ex..
           r<?;j-ojj out of its Situation   .   .
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ECCHYMOMA ; En^-o^^a,  an Extra-?
          vasation of Blood.....5
ELEPHANTIASIS, Exe^x?, an Elephant
EMPHYSEMA.   V. Pneumatosis.
ENURESIS, An involuntary fioiv of Urine ;?
          from Evkjin, to make water .  . $
.......ATONICA, the Sphincter of the
          Bladder having lost its tone from
          some previous disease.
......ab Irritatione,T/rc»ianirritation
          vel  Compres- C or compression of
          sione vesicas, J the bladder.
ENLARGEMENT of the Abdomen.  V.
          Physconia.
ENTERITIS,  Inflammation of the Intes-?
        _ tines ;  from K.1rp:v, the Intestine 5
EPIPHORA, An invo!-t,itary fo-js of tears;!
          from Kirifog?., a Flood    .  .   .V
EPILEPSIA, Epilepsy ; from e^e.J,.?,  a7
          Swoon    ........f
........TRAUMATICA, from  an
          injury of the Head.
........A DOLORE, from Pain.
........VERMINOSA,/™*? Worms.
........EXANTHEMATICA,/™**
          an Eruption drove in.
.........  A CRUDITATE  VEN-
          TRICULI, from crudities of the
          Stomach.
•........AB  INANITIONE, from
          Debility.
.........UTERINA, from Hysteric
          Affections.  V. Hysteria.
BPHIDROSIS,  Excessive Sweating; Tc.-pj-l
          <W, abundant in Water .  .   . \
EPISCHESES.  ET^Ff,, Retention  .   .
EPISTAXIS, Bleedino- at tie Nose  .  .
ERYSIPEL/.S, St. Anthonys Fire  .  .   .
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ERYSIPELAS  VESICULOSUM,  -with
         large Blisters.
.........PHLYCT^NODES, -with
         Phlyctente, or small Blisters ; from
         <t>..ux7*ivtjj))?, Pustulae Similis.
EXANTHEMATA, Eruptions; from £*-?
         cc/iny.ot, a Pustule   .  .  .  .   .$
EXOSTOSIS, Tumour on the Bones ; from?
         Ei; and Ortov, a Bone  ...   .5
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FAINTING.  V. Syncope.
FEBRIS  INTERMITTENS,  An  Inter-
         mittent Fever, or Ague .
......CONTINUA, a continued Fever
HECTICA, an hectic Fever.....
FUROR UTERINUS.    V.  Nympho-
         mania.
FLUXES,   V. Profluvia.
FRACTURA, A Fracture.....
FRAMBCES1A,  The Ta-zus;  from Fram-
         boise, Fr. a Raspberry .   .  .
GANGLION, A Tumour on a Tendon  .   .
GASTRITIS, An  Inflammation of the Sto-\
         mach \ from T?.rr,Q, the Stomach X
.........PHLEGMONODEA,™///;
         Phlegmon ; from Oxsya-, to burn.
.........ERYSIPEL ATOSA, from
         E^j,-i-r;>ac, a red Tumour.  An
         Erysipelatous  redness is  ob-
         served about the fauces.
GOUT.  V. Podagra.
GONORRHOEA; from TcWgg,ta, a  Flux 7
         of Seed........$
...........PURA. not arising from
         impure connection.
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 GONORRHOEA IMPURA, arising from
          Venereal Virus.
 ..........LAXORUM, the person
          being a-wake.
 ..........DORMIENTIUM, from
          an impure imagination -when asleep.
 GUTTA SERENA.  V. Amaurosis.
 GREEN SICKNESS.  V. Chlorosis.
                  H.

 HAEMOPTYSIS, Spitting of Blood; from 7
          Aifj.cc, blood; and Hrva, to spit V
 ...........PLETHORICA, from
         fulness of the Vessels.
...........VlOLENTA,/ro»i some
          external violence.
•..........PHTHISICA, Consump-
          tive; from p8i&>, to waste.
 ...........CALCULOSA,/n,«*7/-
          careous matter in the Lungs.
 ...........VICARIA,/ro*» the sup-
         pression of some customary evacua-
          tion.   The termination  of  an
          Hemoptysis is in Phthisis.
 HJEMORRHAGLE, Hemorrhages; from ?
         Ai//.oggxyia,an Eruption of Blood C
H^EMORRHOIS, The Piles; from A(^r 7
         foif, a Flux of Blood .  .  .   . C
HEMIPLEGIA,  Palsy  of oue  Side.  V.
         Paralysis.
HECTIC. FEVER.  ^.Febris Hectica.
HEPATITIS, Inflammation of the Liver   .
HERNIA, A Rupture.......
HERPES,  Tetters; from Egra, to creep  .
HOPPING COUGH.  V Pertussis.
HYDARTHUS, A White S-welling; from7
         Tfug, Water; and Agbgov, a Joint $
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 HYDATIS, An hydatid; from TM><, a?
          Bladder........5
 HYDROCELE,  Dropsy of the  Scrotum;
          from TSag, Water ; and Kr,x*, a
          Swelling........
 HYDROCEPHALUS EXTERNUS, Ex-^
          temal S-welling of the Head; from [
          TSag, Water;  and Ktpaxn, the |
          Head.........J
 HYDROCEPHALUS  INTERNUS,
          Dropsy of the Brain ; from Tfag,
          Water ; and K^xi-, the Head.
          /^Apoplexia.
 HYDROMtTRA, Drobsy ,flthe Womb and-}
          its Appendage: ;  from Tjbf,  Wa- C
          ter ; and Mnrga, the Womb   . j
 HYDROPHOBIA, Canine Madness; from7
          T$vp,Water; and <Po€tv,to dread \
 HYDR0RACH1TIS,  The  Spina Bifida;-}
          from T.'xg, Water ; and l'^f, (
          the Back-bone......j
 HYDROTHORAX, Dropsy of the Chesty
          from T'af, Warer;  and &vga%,(.
          the Breast.......\
 HYPOCHONDRIASIS, Ily/vhondriacAf--)
         flections ; from Tiro^-ovStiuxoc, one C
          who is hipped......\
 HYSTERIA,  Hysterics ;  from Trsfa, the7
          Womb........c
 ........CHLOROTICA,/«OT a re-
         tention cfthe Menses.  V.Culo-
          ROSIS.
 .........A MENORRHAGIA,/^;,
         an  immoderate Jiu-v of the Me,ues.
          V.  Menorrhagia.
........A LEUCORRHiEA, from
         the  Iluor Alius ;  from  A v/.vf,
          v-hitc; aud P:u, to flow.  V. ?*!::-
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HYSTERIA LIBIDINOSA, from Sensual
         Desires........
HYSTERITIS, Inflammation of the Uterus

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ICTERUS, The Jaundice.
.......CALCULOSUS, from   Gall
         Stones.
.......SPASMODICUS,/,™ Spasm.
.......MUCOSUS, from  M,:eu<  ob-
         structing the Hepatic Duct.
.......HEPATICUS,  from an  indu-
         ration of the Liver.
.......  GRAVIDARUM,  from  preg-
         nancy, and disappearing  after  de-
         livery.
.......INFANTUM, of Infants.
IDIOTISM.  V. Amentia.
IMPETIGINES,  Diseases -which deform thel
         S-rj^.........J
INFLAMMATION  of the  Eye.   V.
         Ophthalmia.
................Intestines.  V.
         Enteritis.
................Uterus.     V.
         Hysteritis.
................Bladder.    V.
         Cystitis.
................Brain.     V.
         Phrenitis.
.................Heart.     V.
         Carditis.
................Kidney.    V.
         Nephritis.
................Liver.     V.
         Hepatitis.
................Lungs.     V.
         Peripneumonia.
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 INFLAMMATIONofthePeritonaeHm.r.
          Peritonitis.
 ................Pleura.     V.
          Pleuritis.
 ......,......... Spleen.     V.
          Splenitis.
 j...............Stomach.    V.
          Gastritis.
 INFLAMMATORY QUINSY.  V. Cy-
          nanche  Tonsillaris.
 INFLATION  of the Uterus.   V. Physo-
          METRA.
 .............Abdomen.  V. Tym-
          panites.
 JNSANIA.  Insanity or a deranged Imagina-
          tion ..........
 INTERMITTENS, An Intermittent Fever
          or A?ui........
 .........°. . . .  QUOTIDIANA,
          Quotidian.  The paroxysms re-
          turn  in the morning,  at an in-
          terval of  about  twenty-four
          hours.
 .............TERTIANA, Ter-
          tian. The paroxysms commonly
         eome on at mid-day, at an inter-
         val of about forty-eight hours.
 .............QUARTANA,
         Quartan.   The paroxysms come
         on  in the afternoon,  with an
         interval of about seventy-two
         hours.
INTUMESCENTIA, Spellings ....
ISCHURIA,  from Vs^yrt-j., a Suppression7
         of Urine........^
,.......RENALI3,  Coming yifter a
         disease  cf the  Kidney,  -with a
         troublesome sense of -weight  in that
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ISCHURIA URETERICA, After a dis-
         ease of the Kidneys, a sense of pain
         or uneasiness  in some part of the
         Urethra.
........VESICALIS, A frequent de-
         sire to make -Water, -with  a  s-wel-
         l'ng °f ^e Hypogastrium ; pain at
         the neck cf the Bladder.
........URETHRALS, A frequent
         desire to make -water, ivith  a s-wel-
         I'"g <>f the Hypcgustrh/m, and pain
         in some part of the Uiei'-.rc
JAUNDICE.  V. Ictbrus.
_C1. / Or.  Gen.
                  K.
KING'S EVIL.  /^.Scrofula.
 LEPRA, Leprosy......             rri   jri
 LIENTERY.   V. Diarrhea.
 LOCALES, Local Affections.
 LOCKED JAW, or TRISMUS.  V. Te-
         tanus.
 LONGINGS OF WOMEN.  V. Pica
LUES VENEREA.    V. Syphilis and
       _ Gonorrhoea.
 LUMBAGO.  V. Riieumatismus.
LUMBAR  AESCESS.  V. Arthropu-
         osis.
LUPIA,  A Soft S-welling under the Skin .  .    IV  VI
LUXATIO, A Luxation......    IV  VII
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         LAXCIIOLIA.
........H.-PPY.   V. I.N5ANIA.
........FURIOUS.   V. Mania. 
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 MANIA, Raving or Furious Madness.  .  .    II
 MARCORES, Wasting......    Ill
 MEASLES.   V. Rubeola.
 MELANCHOLIA, Melancholy Madr.ess.      II
 MENORRHAGIA, Immoderate floiu of the-}
           Menses; from  MiiVj  a  Month ;(.    I
           and Vzya.(, a Rupture    .   .  .'
 .........,  . . RUBRA., Proper; from"
           •women neither -with child nor in
           child-birth
 ............ALBA,  Serous. ;  the
          Fluor Albus, or Whites.
 ............ViTRiORUM, from
          some local disease.
 ............ABORTUS, Abortive;
         from Women -with child.
............LOCHIALIS,  from
          Women after delivery.
 MENSES,  Immoderate flo-w  of.  V. Me-
          norrhagia.
.......Suppression  of.   V. AMENOR-
          RHEA.
MILIARIA, Miliary Fever.....
MOTION IMPEDED.  V. Dyscinesia.
MUMPS.   V. Cynanche  Parotidcca.
MUT1TAS, Dumbness.......

                  N.

NEPHRITICUS, Nephritic ; from N=??<-
         7r.-, a disease of the Kidney.
NEPHRITIS  Lif.ai,i?;-mtio;i of the Kidney ;?
         from Kuco;, the Kidney .  .  .$
NERVOUS FEVER.  V. Typhus  Mi-
       _ tior.
NEURC SES,  Nervous Diseases ; from N:u- 7
         gov, a Nerve.......\
NIGHT-MARE.     V.  Oneirodynia
         Gravans.
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NOSTALGIA, Vehement desire of revisit--}
          ing one's Country ; from Nj>-:;j, to v
          return ; and Ayyoc, pain   .  .j
NYMPHOMANIA, Furor Uterinus ; from}
          Hvufiz,  Nympha;   and  JM«ia,C
          Madness........j

                   O.
OBSTIPATIO, Coitivcress.....
.........DEBILIUM,  In -weak  and
          commonly dyspeptic persons.
......... RIGIDORUM, In persons
          of rigid fibres and  a melancholy
          temperament.
.........OBSTRUCTORUM,/™;*
          obstruction;.  V. CoLICA.
ODONTALGIA,  The  Tooth-ache;  from7
          OjV, a Tooth ; and A\yoe, Pain 5
ONEIRODYNIA, Disturbed  Sleep ;  from}
          o-jugov,  a Dream;  and  0"uv», C
          Anxiety........j
...........GRAVAKS.The Night-
          A [.ire.
OPHTHALMIA, Inflammation of the Eye ;?
          from upsuhys,;, the Eye  .  .  . £

                   P.
PALPITATIO, Palpitation of the  Heart  .
PALSY OF ONE. SIDE, H.^piegia.   V.
         _PARALYSI5.
PARACUSIS, Sir.gir.g in the  Ears  ;  from 7
          llxja, Wrone; and «■<»•.•, to hear §
.  .  ,.......IMPERFECTA,   When
          existing sounds are net heard as usual.
..........° IMAGINARIA,   When
          i;n tginary sounds are herrd.
PARALYSIS, Palsy;  from  Ilrv-^xuv, t<-?
          loose.........\
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  PARALYSIS PARTIALIS, Partial; Pal-
           sy of some particular muscles.
  .........HEMIPLEGICA,  Para-
           lysis of one side ; from 'H/u.irk>]%,
           ryoe, dimidia parte percussus.
  .........PARAPLEGICA,   Palsy
           of one half of the body ; from n«-
           gccfknyiz.
  .........VENENATA, From the se-
           dative effects of poisons.   V. Co-
           LICA PlCTORUM.
  PARAPLEGIA, Palsy of half of the Body
           taken  transversely.    V.  Para-
           lysis.
 PARAPHONIA, Alteration of the  Voice;
           from TLv.ga, Wrong ; and 4>uw,
           Sound .........
 PERIPNEUMONIA, Peripncumony, or In-
          flammation  of  the  Lunfs.   V.
           P_NEUMO?n*IA.
 PERITONITIS, Inflammation of the Peri-
           tonesum........
 PERTUSSIS, The Hooping Cough   .  .
 PESTIS,  The P'.J'ue.......
 PICA, PartieJar Longings.....
 PILES.  V. Hjemorrhois.
 PODAGRA, The Gout;  from riw,-,  the7
          Foot ; and  Aynx, taken   .  .  .^
 .........REGULAR1S,  The  Re-
          gular.
 .........ATONICA, Atonic ;  from
          Ahm;,aTieg. and Taw, to stretch.
 .........RETROGRADA,  Ihtro-
          cedent.
.........ABERRANS,   Misplaced,
          or -wandering.
POLYDIPSIA,  Excessive  Thirst;   from7
          Tlo\ivc, much ;  and AivU, Thirst \
POLYPUS.   V. Sarcoma.
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POLYSARCHIA,  Corpulency; from II0-7
         xur, much; and ~S.otg\, Flesh.   .C
PUCRID  FEVER.   V. Typhus Gra-
         VIOR.
PUTRID  SORE  THROAT.   V.  Cy-
         jjanche Maligna.
PHLOGOSIS,  Inflammation; from  *Xo£,7
         Kot, Flamma.......t
.........PHLEGMONE, -with Phleg-
         mon ;  from <&\tyfju»ti, Vivid In-
         flammation.
.........ERYTHEMA; from Efu8»-
        _fM, Redness.
PHRENlTIS, Phrensy,  or Inflammation  ofl
         the Brain; from <t>gnv, the Mind V
PHTHISIS, Pulmonary  Consumption ;  from 7
         &$ia, to consume.....1
........INCIPIENS, Incipient; with-
         out any expectoration of Pus.
........HUMIDA, Purulent;  with
         an expectoration of Pus.
........SCROPHULOSA;/>™*&*-o-
         phula, Tubercles in the Lungs.
........HjEMOPTOICA,/r«* He-
         moptysis.
........EXANTHEMATICA,.?-,™
         Exanthemata.
.......• CHLOROTICA, From Chlo-
         rosis.
........SYPHILITICA, From a Ve-
         nereal Ulcer in the Lungs.
PHYSCONIA,  Enlargement of the Abdomen;
         from *utncav,  a big-bellied fel-
         low   .........
PHYSOMETRA,  Windy Snivelling of the
         Uterus; from  <t>vtroj, to inflate ;
         and w.'Jgx, the Womb   .   .
PLAGUE.   V. p£bTis.
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 PLEURITIS, Pleurisy, or Inflammation  of
          the Pleura.  V. Pneumonia.
 PLICA POLONICA.   V. Trichoma.
 PNEUMATOSIS,  Emphysema, or Windy!
          S-wellings........y
 ...........SPONTANEA, With-
          out any manifest cause.
 ...........TRAUMATICA, From
          a Wound.
 ..........VENENATA ,From Poison.
 ..........HYSTERICA, With Hy-
          steria.
 PNEUMONIA, from Uvw/xuv, the Lungs
 PROFLUVIA, Fluxes.......
 PROFUSIO, The Bloody Flux   ....
 PROLAPSUS, A Protrusion.....
 PROTRUSION,  or Falling down.   V.
          Prolapsus.
 PSEUDOBLEPSIS,  Imaginary  Vision of}
          objects; from "VivSoc, false ; and C
          B\t<lic, sight.......J
 ............  IMAGINARIA,   In
          -which objects  are perceived -which
          are not present.
 ............MUTANS, In -which
          objects that  are  present  appear
          someho-w changed.
 PSELLISMUS,  Defect  of Speech;  from?
          ~Ytk\ic-fj.u, Hesitation of Speech 3
 PSORA, -Ycipa, the Itch......
 PTYALISMUS, A Salivation  ....
 PYREXIAE,  Febrile  Diseases; from Tlv-1
          gi%tx, Fever.......5
 PYROSIS,  Heart-burn; from Uvg-jcic, a 7
          Burning........I

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RACHITIS, The Ridels, from r^,.-., the?
         Eack-bone   ......   .£    I!
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RAPHANIA, from Pxpzvn, the radish, or }
          charlock;  eating the  Seeds ofC
          which will occasion this disease J
RICKETS.  V. Rachitis.
RUBEOLA, The Measles; from Rubeo,\.0\
          become red.......5
RUPTURE.  V. Hernia.
RHEUMATISM, Chronic. r.ARTHRo-
          DYNIA.
RHEUMATISMUS,   The  Rheumatism,-}
          from Fevfta/lio-fMC, a Defluxion  ^
                  S.

SALIVA, Flux of.  V. Ptyalismus.
SARCOMA, An Excrescence, from tagl,l
         Flesh.........5
SATYRIASIS, Exctssive  desire after  Ve-J
         nery.........C
SEED, Preternaturaljlo-w of.   V. GONOR-
         RHOEA.
SENSATION, Want  of   V. Anjesthe-
         SIA.
SINGINGS  IN THE EAR.   V. Para-
         cusis.
SCALD HEAD.   V. Tinea.
SCARLATINA, The Scarlet Fever   .   .
...........SIMPLEX, The Mild.
...........CYNANCHICA, With
         ulcerated sore throat, or Cynanche.
SCIATICA.  V. Rheumatismus.
SCORBUTUS, Scurvy......
SCURVY.  V. Scorbutus.
SCHIRRHUS, -Zxigpo;, a Chip of Marble
SCROPHOLA,  The  King's  Evil;  ScroO
         fula, a  Pig.......5
SMALL POX.  V. Variola.
SMELL, Loss of.   V. Anosmia.
SPASMI,  Spasmodic Diseases, from 'Ztaa,
         to contract  .......
CI.	Or.
II	Ill
I	III
I	II
IV	VI
IV	II
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T	III
	
III	III
IV	VI
III	III
II	III
 
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ci.
Or.
 SPEECH, Dtfect of.  V. Psellismus.
 SPITTING  OF BLOOD.  V. Hemop-
          tysis.
 SPLENITIS, Inflammation of the Spleen  . .
 SQUINTING.  V. Strabismus.
 ST. ANTHONY'S FIRE.  V. Erysife-
          las.
 ST. VITUS'S DANCE.   V. Chorea.
 STRABISMUS, Wga&o-/**>;, Squinting  . .
 SWEATING.   V.  Ephydrosis.
 SWELLING OF THE HEAD, External.
          V.  Hydrocephalus Exter-
          NUS.
 SYNOCHA, lv^x°s> continued.   V. Fe-
          BRIS C0NTINUA.
 #YNCOPE,  Fainting ;  from Tvvxmlu, to
          strike down.......
 ........CARDIACA,  The CardJae
          Syncope ; arising from some or-
          ganic affection of the heart, or
          neighbouring vessels, and re-
          turning   -witkout  any manifest
          cause.
 ........OCCASIONALIS, The ex-
          citing cause being manifest.
 SYPHILIS,  Lues Venerea.....

                  T.
TABES, A Wasting of the  Body  ....
......PURULENTA ; from an  ulce-
          rous discharge.
......  SCROPHULOSA ; from a tcro-
         phulous habit.
......VENENATA ; from  Poison.
TASTE, Want of   V. Ageustia.
TEARS, A Flux of.  V. Epiphora.
TETANUS,  Spasm ivith  Rigidity, from
         niva, to stretch.
Gen-
14 
71
TETANUS  OPISTHOTONOS,  Where
         the  body  is thrown back by spas-
         modic contractions  of  the  Mus-
         cles ;   from  O/na-3-oTovfl?,  bent
         back.
........EMPROSTHOTONOS, The
         body being  bent for-wards ; from
         E/n.Tfoo-Sriv, before; and two, to
         stretch.
.........TRISMUS, The Locked Ja-w;
         from Jgio-fjcoq, stridor.
'FETTERS.  V Herpes.
TINEA, A Scald Head......
TOOTH-ACH.   V. Odontalgia.
TUM5RES, Tumours.......
TUSSIS EXANi'HEMATICA. A Covgh
         attendant on an eruption.
THIRST,  Excessive^  V. Polydipsia.
TRICHOMA,  An  Entanglement  of the
         Hair;  from <3gi%, Tgi^o;,  and
         K.'1/jcn, the Hair......
TYMPANITES,   Tympany, Tvpxuvov,  a?
         Drum.......". .5
...........INTESTINAL1S,  A
         lodgment  of  -wind in the  Intes-
         tines.
...........ABDOMINALIS, Wind
         in the Abdomen.
TYPHUS,  Tvfoc, Stupor.   V. Febris
         Continua.
.......PETECHIALS, Typhus -with
         Petechia.
.......MITIOR,  The milder Typhus,
         or Slo-w  Fever.
.......GRAVIOR,  The  Oppressive,
         or Putrid Fever.
.......ICTERODES,   The  Yello-w
         Fever;  from h.ligdn;, Felle ef-
         fusus.
CI.   Or.  Gen.
 I

IV
III

III
VIII

 VI
III

 II
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66 
72
VARIOLA, The Small Pox  ...  .
........DISCRETA, The Distinct.
........CONFLUENS, Confluent.
VARICELLA,  The Chicken Pox   .  .
VARIX, The Tumour of a Vein  .  .  .
VERRUCA, A Wart......
                 W.
WHITE  SWELLING.
V. Arthro-
CI.	Or.
J	Ill
I	PI
IV	VI
IV	VI
 
PART II.
           A






   COMPENDIUM




           OF






THERAPEUTICS,




          WITH





      FORMULAE. 
/
\
 
CONTENTS.
EMETICA.........................     I.
CATHARTICA......................    II.
DIAPHORETICA....................   III.
DIURETICA........................    IV.
EPISPASTICA......................     V.
EXPECTORANTIA...................    VI.
ERRHINA.........................   VII.
SIALAGOGA........................  VIII.
EMMENAGOGA......................    IX.
ANTHELMINTICA...................    X.
LITHONTHRIPTICA.................    XI.
ANTACIDA.........................  XII.
ATTENUANTIA.....................  XIII.
ANTISEPTICA......................  XIV.
ASTRINGENTIA.....................  XV.
CORROSIVA........................ XVI.
DEMULCENTIA.....................  XVII.
STIMULANTIA.....................XVIII.
ANTISPASMODICA...................  XIX.
L 
 
MEDICINES  ARRANGED
CLASSES AND ORDERS.
CLASS I.
EMETICA.
  I.  Irritantia.
       Antimon. tartarisatum.  . gr.  1.—gr.  6.
       Zincum vitriolatum  .  . gr. 10.—scr. 2.
       Hydrargyrus vitriolatus  gr.  4.—gr. 12.
       Ipecacuanha  .  .   .  . gr.  8.—scr. 1.
       Asarum, rad.....scr. 1.—dr.  1.
       Scilla exsiccata   .   .  . gr.  4.—gr.  6.

 II.  Calefacientia.
       Sinapi......dr.  1.—dr.  4.
       Raphanus rusticanus .  . scr.  1.—dr.  ~.
       Chamaemelum .... scr. 1.—dr.  1.

III.  Narcotica.
       Nicotiana.....dr.  -§.—an.  4.
       Digitalis.....gr.  2.—gr.  5. 
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CLASS II.
                 CATH ART1CA.
ORDERS.
  I.  Stimulantia.
       Jalapium   .  .
       Senna  .  .  •
       Aloe  socotorina
       Colocynthis
       Calomelas  .  .
       Scammonium .
       Gambogia  .  .
       Elaterium  .  .
 II.  Calefacientia.
       Guaiacum gummi-resina
III.  Refrigerantia.
       Natron vitriolatum   .   .
       Kali vitriolatum  .   .   .
       Flores sulphuris   .   .   .
       Cassia fistularis   .   .   .

IV.  Astringentia.
       Rhabarbarum ....
. gr. 10.—scr.  1{.
 scr.  1___dr.  2.
 gr. 10.—scr.  If.
 gr.  4.—gr. 12.
 gr.  4>.—gr. 12.
 gr.  5.—gr. 15.
 gr.  4.—gr. 15.
 gr.  1—gr.  5.
Sr'
. lO.—dr.  1.
V.  Emollientia.
      Oleum ricini
      Manna  .   .
dr.  4.—tin.  l\.
dr.  4.—un.  1.
scr.  1.—dr.  1.
un.  -|.—un.  1 ■*-<


gr. 15.—dr.  1.


dr.  4.—un.  2.
dr.  A.—un.  2. 
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ORDERS.		
VI.	Narcotica.	
	Nicotiana.....	dr. h—un. 4. ctf.
	Hyoscyamus . . .	' gr- 1—gr. 3.
	Digitalis.....	gr. 2.—gr. 5.
	CLASS III.	
	DI APHORETICA.	
I.	Calefacientia.	
	Serpentaria ....	gr. 10—scr. 2.
	Contrayerva ....	gr. 10—scr. 2.
	G. Guaiacum ....	gr. lO.—scr. 2.
	Arnica, flos ....	dr. 1.
	Liq. volat. Cornu Cervi	gt. 20.—gt. 60.
	Oleum essen. lavendulas	gt. 4.—gt. 10.
II.	Stimulantia.	
	Antimonium tartarisatum gr. \. o. h.	
	Vinum Antimonii	gt. 5.—gt. 60.
		gr. I.
III.	Antispasmodica.	
	Opium.....	gr- {-—gr. 1.
	Moschus ....	gr. 10.—scr. If
	Camphora ....	gr. 4.—scr. 1.
	Ipecacuanha . . .	. gr. 1.
 
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ORDERS.		
IV.	Diluentia.	
		
	Serum lactis . .	. ad libitum.
	CLASS	IV.
	DIURETICA.	
I,	Stimulantia.	
	Colchicum rad. .	- • gr- i—gr- 2.
	Daucus Sylvestris	. un. f ad lb. I.
	Genista cac. . . .	. un. \. ad lb. \.
	Juniper, cac. manip .	. 1. d. coch. 2.
	Taraxaci sue. .	. un. 1.—un. 3.
	Terebinthina . •	. scr. 1.—dr. 1.
	Scilla ....	. gr. 2.—gr. 6.
		'gr. h
	Apium.	
II.	Refrigerantia.	
	Acetum ....	. un. \.—un. I.
	Acetosa ....	. un. 4.—un. 6.
	Petroselinum .	. dr. {.
	Kali prasparatum .	. gr. 12.—scr. 1.
	Kali acetatum . .	. gr. 20.—gr. 30.
	Nitrum.....	. gr. 10.—gr. 25.
	Berberis	
HI.	Diluentia. Serum lactis . .	. ad libitum.
 
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                  CLASS  V.

                 EPISPASTICA.

ORDERS.
  I.  Rubefacientia.
       Sinapi.
       Raphanus rusticus.
       Cortex radicis mezerei.

 II.  Vesicantia.
       Cantharides.
  CLASS  VI.

EXPECTORANTIA.
I. Stimulantia.
     Allium  .  .  .
     Ammoniacum
     Enula   .  .  .
     Hyssopus  .  .
     Marrubium
     Scilla    .  .  .
     Antimonium  .
     Vesicatoria.
     Nicotians; fumus.
 . dr.   1.—dr.  %
 . gr. 15.—dr.  -1-.
 . scr.  1.—dr.  1.
manip.  1.—vet. 2.
manip.  \.
 • g>:   S.—gr.  6.
 . scr.  1.—scr. 2. 
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ORDERS.
 II.  EmoUientia.
       Glycyrrhiza
       Spermaceti
       Tussilago  .
       Vapores
.  dr.  2.—un.  1.
.  dr.  \.—dr.  1.
.  ad libitum.
.  ad libitum.
CLASS  VII.
                ERRHINA
Siimulantia.
    Beta, rad. sue.
    Betonica, fol.
    Euphorbium
    Asaru   .   .
    Helleborus
    Nicotiana   .
gr-
gr.
gr-
gr.
ad libitum.
S.—gr.  4.
5.—gr. 10.
CLASS  VIII.
SIALAGOGA.
I.  Topica.
     Angelica
     Nicotiana
     Piper
ad libitum.
gr.  JO.—sc'ri 1. 
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ORDERS.	
Scilla; ....	. . gr. 3.-—gr. 6.
Sal Prunellae . .	. . gr. S.—scr. 1.
II. Interna.	
Ung. hydr. mitius	. . dr. 1.
Ung. hydr. fortius	. . dr. x.
Pilulas ex hydr.	• • gr. 12.—gr. 20.
CLASS IX.	
EMMENAGOGA.	
I. Stimulantia.	
Borax ....	> . gr. 10.—scr. 1.
Aloe soc. . . .	• gr. 10.—scr. 1.
Sabina ....	• gr. 5.—scr. 1.
Rubia.....	• gr. 15.
Cantharides. . .	• gr. i.
Electricitas.	
Hydrargyrus.	
I. Tonica.	
Ferri rubigo . . .	. gr. 5.—scr. I.
---- limatura . . .	. gr. 5.—scr. 1.
Lavatio frigida.	
Corporis exercitio.	
Diaeta lauta.	
M	
 
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ORDERS.
III.  Antispasmodica.
       Asafcetida.....scr.  1.—scr. 2.
       Myrrha......gr.  10.—gr. SO.
       Castoreum.....gr.  10.—gr. 30.
       Pediluvium.
                  CLASS X.

                ANTHELMINTICA.
  I.  Venenosa.
       Stannum.....gr. 15.—gr. 60.
       Hydrar. cum Sulphure  . scr.  1.—dr.  1.
       Spigelia......dr.  4-.
       Felix.......dr.  2.—dr.  4.
       Helleborus foetidus  .   . gr.   1.—gr.  8.
       Hydrargyrus.
 II.  Irritantia.
       Stizolobiurn (dolichos pruriens, L. S. P.J
       Corallina.....scr.  1.—«rr.  3.
III.  Lubricantia.
       Oleum oli varum  .  .   .dr.   4.—un.  1.
       Oleum ricini   .... dr.  4.—«n.  1.
IV.  Tonka.
       Sabina......gr.  5.—scr.  1.
       Santonicum    .   .  .   .dr.  1. 
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      Tanacetum.
      Ferrum vitriolatum  .   . gr.  2.__gr.  8.
      Limatura Fe'rri  .  .   . gr.  5.__Scr.  1.
      Aqua calcis.

V.  Cathartica.
      Sapo.......un.  1.
      Jalappa......scr.  l.—scr.  2.
      Rheum......gr. \q,__gt.m 30.
     Aloe soc......gr. 10.—gr. 20.
      Scammonium .  .   .   . gr,  4,,_pT, jg,
      Gambogia.....gr.  2—gr.  6.
                 CLASS  XL

              LITHONTHRIPTICA.

 I. Antacida.
      Sapo.......dr.  \.—dr.  2.
      Aqua calcis   .   .   .   . un. 4.—un.  8.
      Aqua kali puri   .   .   . gt.  10.—gt. 60.
      Aqua mephitica alkalina.

II.  Adstrigentia.
        V 
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                CLASS  XII.

                   ANTACIDA.

ORDERS.
  I.  Eccoprotica.
      Sapo.......gr.  5__gr. 30.
      Magnesia.....gr.  5.—gr. 40.
      Alkalina.
II. Restringentia.
      Creta. ppt......scr.  1.—scr. 2.
      Testas ostreorum,  ppt.   . scr.  1.—scr. 3.
      Aqua calcis    .   .   .   . un.  4.—un. 8.
                CLASS  XIII.

               ATTENUANTIA.

 I. Diluentia.
      Serum lactis.
II. Deobstruentia.
      Sapo.
      Sales Neutri.
      Hydrargyrus.
      Alkalina.
      Spongia usta  .... scr.  1.—scr. 2. 
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                 CLASS XIV.

                ANTISE PTICA.

ORDERS.

  I.  Tonka.

       Cortex peruvianus   .  . gr. 10.__dr.  2.
       Absinthium   .... scr. 1___dr.  ~.
       Chamaemaelum   .  .  . scr. 1.__dr.  -1-.

 II.  Refrigerantia.

       Sales acidi.
       Sales neutri.
       Fructus and vegetabilia.

III.  Siimulantia.

       Camphora  ....
       Asafcetida  ....
       Vinum.
       Alkohol    ....
       Oleum terebinthinae  .
. gr.  3.—gr. 24.
. gr. 15.—dr.  |.

. dr.  f--dr.  1.
. gt. 10—gt. 30. 
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	CLASS XV.		
	ASTRINGENTIA.		
I.	Styptica.		
	Alumen ....	> gr-	l.—gr. 24.
	Ferrum vitriolat. . .	. gr.	l.—gr. 6.
	Ferrum ammoniacale	• gr-	S.-gr. 12.
	Ferri rubigo ....	• gr-	5.—gr. 24.
	Ferri limatura ....	■ gr.	5.—scr. 1.
	Zincum calcinatum . .	gr.	2.—gr. 10.
	Zinc, vitriolatum . . .	gr-	l.—gr. 5.
			i
	Caprum.		
II.	Corrugantia. Rosa.		
	Tormentil.....	scr.	2.—dr. 1.
	Cortex peruvianus	gr.	10.—dr. '2.
	Simarouba.....	gr-	10.—gr. 24.
	Sanguis draconis . . .	gr.	5.—scr. 1.
	Quercus.		
	Gallse.		
III.	Indurantia. Alkohol.		
	Acidum vitrioli. dilutum	gt-	10.—p. 20.
IV.	Tonka. Exercitium. Frictio.		
 
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              CLASS  XVI.

                 CORROSIVA.

ORDERS.
  I.  Erodentia.
      Cuprum vitriolatum.
      Allumen ustum.

 II.  Caustka.
      Argentum nitratum.
      Acidum vitriolicum.
         CLASS XVII.

        DEMULCENT I A.

Gummi arabicum   .   . un.  1.—un. $.
Oleum amygdalarum   . dr.  2.—un. 4.
Spermaceti   .  .  .   . gr. 15.—gr. 60.
Althsa......manip. 1.—2.
Caricas......dr.  4.—un. 1.
Malva......manip. 1.—2.
Lini semen    .  .  .   .dr.  4.—un. 1. 
90
               CLASS XVIII.

                STIMULANTIA.

ORDERS.

  I.  Topica.
      Sinapi......dr.  1.—dr.  2.
      Raphanus rusticus  .  . dr. \.—scr.  1.
      Cantharides   .  .  .   . gr.  -§.—gr.  2.
      Mercurii prseparationes.
II.  Diffusibilia.
      Alkali volatile.
      Calor.
      Cinnamomum.
      Nux moschata.
      Vinum.
      Electricitas.
      Tinct. Opii .
gt.  3.—gt.  5, 
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CLASS  XIX.
ANTISPASMODICA.
9RDERS.
I.  Siimulantia.

     Alkali volatile.
     Olea essentialia.
     Spiritus vini.
     ./Ether vitriolicus
     Valeriana  .
     Asafoetida .
     Camphora
     Moschus   *
     Opium
     Electricitas.
, gf. 30.—;gt. 100.
 gr. 10.—dr.   2.
 gr. 20.—gr.  40.
 gr.  3—gr.  24.
 gr.  8.—gr.  24.
 gr.  1—gr.   3.
II.  Tonka.
Cortex peruvianus
Ferrum   .   .   .
Zincum. calcin.  .
Cuprum.
Exercitium.
V. Astringentia.
gr. 10.—dr.   f.
gr. 10.—gr.  20.
gr.  *.—gr.  10,
N 
92
CLASS  I.
EMETICA.
F0RMULJB.


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   3. $.


   4. §,.


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   6.  $>.



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  Ipecac. .  .   .
  p. r. n. s.
f Vin. antimon.
< Oxymel Scillae
Cp. r. n. s.
T Oxymel Scillse
[p. r. n. s.
  {Oxymel Scillae
  Sue. raph. rust.
 p. r. n. s.
f Vin. i
■j Syr. \
K.V. s.
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violar.
  Vin. ipec.  .
  Vin. antim.
  Syr. viol.  .
  jv. s.
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J Ipecac.    .
") Calomel   .
i^v. s. 
93
CLASS II.
CATHARTICA.
9-  &•
10.  $>.
11.  $>.
12. $,.
13. $,.
   {Jalap......
   Zinzib.....,
   c. m.
 'Aloe soc.....
   Myrrh.....
   Croci......
   Alkohol.....
   Digere. Cola. d. dr. 4.—un.
     Elixir Proprietatis.
 'Aloe' soc.    ....
   G. guaiac.....
   Pulv. arom.
   Bals. perur.....5a
   Syr. cort. aur.
  / Pill. d. scr. 1.
 f Aloe soc.
  Extr. gentian.  .  .  . ad
\ Calomel.....
  Mucil. gum.  arab. .  .
 If. Pill. 11° 50 d. Pill. 2.L
 ("Aloe soc.
 j Extr. gentian.   .  .  . aa
  (Ferri vitriolat.   .  .  .
  Syr.  rosas.....
  / Pill d. gr. 10. L s. s.
gr. 25.
scr. 1.


dr. 12.
un.  2.
un.  1.
lb.  2.
1.   Sign.

dr. 12.
un.  1.

dr.  4.
dr.  1.
gr. 24.
   q. s.
s.


dr.  1.
gr. 15.
  q. S. 
94
tORMVLJE.
14. &.
aa un.  1.
15. &.   <
'Aloe soc.
 Colocynth.
 Scammon.....
 Extr. Jalap  ....
 Syr. simp.....
./. Pill d. gr. 12. h. s. s.
aa dr.  1.
   dr.  3.
          J Scammon.
            G. guaiac.....aa  scr.  1.
            Aq. cinnam.
           I Syr. rosse    .   .  .  . ad  dr.  2.
           if haust. hydrag. m. s.

          fElaterii.....    gr.  ;.
17. 5°.   ■< Extr. gentian.   ...    gr.  4.
          (.o- £•  h. s.

          fFlor. Sulph.
ic  t>    J Cremor tart.    .  .  . da  un.  1.
18, **   1 Mel.......      q.i.
          L/. Elect, d. dr. 1. p.r.n.

           ' Kali vitriolat.
           Jalap.
19. &.   \ Valer. sylv.....««  </r.  1.
          I Oxymel Scillse   ...     un.  4.
          (.d. dr. 4. fcr «'« d/V. 
95
FORMULJE.
20. §,.
Rhei   ....
Jalap  ....
Aq. cinnam.
Syr. e Cort. Aur.
scr.
gr-
un.
dr.
21. S,
  Rhei  .  .  .
  Sennas   .  .
  Sem.  fasnic.
  Bac. junip.
•^ Scobis guaiac.
  Sacch. alb.  .
  Sp. vin. gal.
  Digere. Cola. d. un.  1.
 da dr.
    un.
    lb.
Elixir
un.
dr.
22. &.   <j
    Salutis, vulgo Daffy's Elixir.

fRhei  .   .
 Senna;
 Cardam.
 Coriand.  .
 Croci.
 Coccinel. .
 Uv« pass.
 Sp. vin. gal
 Digere. Cola. d. un. 2. p. r. n.
^Bocrhaave's Gout Cordial.
ad dr
un.
lb. 
96
                  CLASS III.

                 DIAPHORETICA.
EORMVLM.
             fContrayerv.....     scr. I.
  23.  §,.   -j Syr. Croci.....       q. s.
             If. Pi/, h.s.s.
             "G. Guaiac.....     scr. 1.

  24. $,   J Sal C C.....     *r"  5>
£
             Cons, rosar.....     scr. 2.
             h. s. s.
           f G. Guaiac.
           j  Sach. alb.....da dr.  2.
 25. $>.   \  Extr.  Gent.....    dr.  1.
           I  Mucil. G. arab.    .   .       q. s.
           [f PiLd.gr. 15.
           rCort. rad. Mezerii recent,  un.  1.
           J Aq. font.....cong. 1 \
 26.  §>.    <{ Coque ad Cong.  1. & adde
            Glycyr......    un.  1.
            d. un. 6. ter in die.
           f~ Sulph. antim. prsecip.      gr. 10.
qy   -n     \ Hydrargyr. e sulph.       dr.  2.
     ^"    j Guaiac......    scr.  2.
           [.fpulv. No.  10. c. 1. p.m. & v.
           f Sulph. antim. prascip.      dr.  2.
            Calomel.....     scr.  2.
on   Ti    j 01. Sassafras   ...    gt. 40.
     ■v"   1 Extr, \\g. guaiac.  .   .     dr.  7.
           [ Syr. papav. alb.   .   .      q.  s.
           If Pill. 80. d. No.  2. o. n.
i: 
97
FORMULA.
29. R,.
31. $.
32. R,.
33. $,.
34,  $,
35. §,.
fMist. Camph.
< Vin. Antimon.
(.A. s. s.
          rCamph.  .   .   •
<*rt  W.   JTart- emet'  *   *
30. #.  < £lect  x Sc0rdi0
          L^. s. s.'
{Mosch.
Cons. ros.
h. s. s.
Mosch. (sach. alb. trit.)
Aq. cinnam.   .  .  .
d. un. 1.
I
  {Tinct. Opii.
  Vin. antimoi
  d. gt. 30. ad
       antimon.  .  .  .
    gt. 30. ad 120. h.s.

  Tinct.  Opii.    .  .  ,
  Vin. ipec.....
  Aq. Ammon. Acetat.
  Aq. rosar.   ...
  Sacch.  alb.....
 _h. s. s.

 C Kali praepar.
 I Sue. limon.
\ Aq. cinnam.   .  .
 | Syrup, papav. errat.
 lp. r. n.  s.
un.  1.
gt. 40.

gr.  5.
gr.  1.
scr.  1.
gr. 10.
scr. 1.
gr. 30.
un. 6.
dr.   1.
dr.   3.
gt. 40.
dr.  3.
dr.  4.
un.  1.
dr.  2.
scr.  1.
dr.   4.
un.   1.
dr.   1. 
98
CLASS  IV.
DIURETICA.
FOTLMVLM.
36. $.
37. &.
38. \.
39. $.
40. $.
41. $.
 pSem. dauc. sylv.
 J Bac. junip.  .   .
 "j Aq. font.    .   .
 [^Digere. Cola. d.  un.
 fSem. dauc. sylv.
 I  Sapon. alb.  .   .
 <  Millep. ppt.
 j  Muc. gum. arab.
 If Pill. d. scr. 1. o.
 f Juniper bac.
 ■j  Vin. alb.     .   .
 L Digere. d. un. 2. ter
   fTereb. venet.
   Mucil. g. arab.
   Aq. puleg. .   .
 I  Syr. e cort. aur.
 lh. s. s.
 f Tinct. cantharid.
  Infus. cort. per.
 \ Aq. N. M.
 I Syr. cort. aurant.
 \_bis in die.
 fKali  ....
J Rhei  ....
"l 01. juniper  .   .
 {^h. s. s.
2. o. n. 
99
FORMULJB.
42. $.
43. $.
fKali.
 Jalap.
 Raphan. rust.  .  •  . da  un.  1.
 Ciner. genist.
 Millep......da  un.  2.
 Vin. rhen.....     lb.  4.
^Digere.  Cola. d. un. 2.

 Oxymel scillse  ...     dr.  3.
 Conf. arom.    .   .   .     scr.  1.
 Aq. fseniculi ....     un.  1.
 Aq. cinnam.    ...     dr.  1.
44. &.
45. $.
46. $
{Scillse exs
Sapon. all
c. m. £3° v
exsic
 alb.
 f"Scill. recent.    .  .
J Ammon. pulv.  .  .
"l Pulv. tragac. c.
 l_y~. Bolus. 6. ter in die s.
b
  inct. scill.  .  .  .
Aq. cinnam.    .  .
Syr. caryoph. rubr.
   Haustus. ter in die s.
gr.  4.
scr.  1.
gr. 10.
gr. 15.
gr.  5.
gt. 30.
un.  If,
dr.   1.
0 
FORMULA.
    100


 CLASS V.

EPISPASTICA.
           "Lin.'Sapon. comp.  .     un.  1],
47. R.   ^ Tinct. Canth.  ...     un.   {.
           wf. Lin. quod.part, affect, infricelur.
        f" Lin.'Si
r.  R.   4 Tinct.
        if. Lin.
               CLASS VI.

             EXPECTORANTIA.

            {Oxymel scillae.  ...     dr.  2.
            Aq. cinnamom. .   .   .     un.  1.
            c. w.
       J  rScillse recentis.
    ._    J Gum. ammon.  .   .   .  ad un.  1.
49. &.   -J G1ycyr......      g, ,.
          L/. P/7/. d. jrr. 1. m. s.
          f Enulss.
          I Glycyr.
50. R.   <! Flor. sulph.....da un.  1.
            Mel.......     un.  4.
           ^c. M. N. M. ter in die.
          ("Sperm, ceti. (v. o. s.)      dr.  2.
    -p    J Lac. ammon.   ...     dr.  8.
51. ^o.   < Syr> croci.....     </r.  G.
          (_d. un. 1. ter in die. 
101
                  CLASS IX.
                 EMMENAGOGA.
FORMULA.
             TTinct. cantharid.   .   .    gt. 20.
  52.  R.   J A<5- Puleg".....    dr. 12.
       *   1 Syr. croci.....    dr.  1.
             L^. s. s.
             f Pil. ex aloe cum myrrha    scr. 2.
             j Pil. gummi.
  53. R.   <j Asafoetid.....da dr.  1.
              Calomel......    Scr.  1.
             If.PiJ.iO.c.Pill.l.h.s.
            f Pil. ex. aloe cum myrrha   un.  1.
  54. R.   1 Ferri vitriolat.  ...    dr.  1.
            LfPilt.d.scr.l.h.s.
            TTinct. aloe comp.
  55. R    J ^mct' ^er" muriati   . da dr.  2.
      -9°«   -s -pincj. hellebori nigri  .    dr.  4.
            [_d. dr. 1. m.& v.
            fFer. ammoniac.
  56.  R.   < Pulv. aromat.   .   .   . dd gr. 10.
            L^. s. s.
            fFer. vitriolat.   ...     dr.  1.
  57.  R.   -j Sach. alb.....    un.  2.
            [_d. dr. 1. ter in die.
            fFer. vitriolat.   ...    gr. 15.
             Aloe soc.
  5fi  R    J Asafoetid.
    *  *'   ] Extr. gent.....ad dr.  2.
             Syr. cort. aurant.  .   .      q. s.
             J. Pill. d.gr.  10. h.s.
I 
102
CLASS X.
                ANTHELMINTICA.

H6RMULA.
              {Calomel.....    gr. 10.
              Rhei......    gr. 16.
              m. s.
            f Hydrarg. c. sulphure.
              Santonici   .  .  .  . ad dr.  2.
  an  T?    J  Sabinse.....    S£r.  1.
  foU %>.   ^  Corallinae   ....    dr.  1.
            j  Syr. cort. aur.  ...      q. s.
            If Pill. d. scr. 1. m. & v.
              {Stanni.....    un.  1.
              Theriac......    un.  4.
              d. un.  1. o. m.
              {Spigelian.....    dr. 12.
             Aq. font.....    lb.   3.
             f Infusio. d. un. 6. m. Sff v.
            ( Santonici.
            | Rhei.
 63.  R.   <j Corallinse.
            [ Cor. cervi ust.  .  .  . da dr.  1.
            {_d. gr. 24. o. m.

 64.  R    ISaP°' alb'  *. *   '   '     un-   h
      J0*   \o. m. ad 10*» vicem.
            {Rhei......    gr.  5.
            Flor. chamasmel.   .   .    scr. 1.
            o. m.  s. 
103
fORMULM.
            fGambog.....    gr.  2.
  66. R.   J Calomel.....    gr.  5.
       *    J Jalap......    gr. 10.
            [jn. s.
CLASS XL
            LITHONTHRIPTICA.

          fUvae Ursi.....     un.  1.
67  R    < Cons. ros. rub.  ...     un.  2.
          "j Syr. ros......       ?. ft
          [_f Elect, d. dr. 2. ter in die.
CLASS XIII.
ATTENUANTIA.
          f Spongias ust.    ...     un.  3.
            Syr. althasse- ....       q. s.
,>o  tj       /". Trochisci 60.
OO. JKj.   ^Vr          ,    ..    A
     ^      Horum unus h. s. lingua suppositus,
              ibi per noctem lente deliquescat.
          t Troches for the Bronchocele. 
104
CLASS XIV.
10RMULM.

   69.  R.
70- R.
71. R.
72. R.
73. R.
     ANTISE PTICA.
 ["Decoct,  cort. Per.  .   .     dr. 12.
  Tinct. cort. Per. comp.     dr.  2.
< Pulv. cort. Per.    .   .     scr.  1.
  Syr. cort. aur.  ...     dr.  .1.
 _q. h.s.
 'Decoct,  cort. Per.  .   .     un.  8.
  Conf. arornat.  ...     dr.  2.
  Tinct. serpent.  ...     dr.  4.
  Aq. cinnam.    ...     dr. 12.
  Syr. croci.....     dr.  4.
  d. Wn. 2.  4. q. h.
 'Cort. Per.....     un.  5.
  Myrrh.....     un.  1.
  Sp. vin. tenui.   ...     lb.   2.
  Digere. cola. d. dr. 4. ter in die.
    Addendo superioribus.
  Acid vitriol, dilut. gt. 10. ad gt. 20.
 p. r. n.
  Sue. limon.....     dr.  4-
  Kali.
  Confect.  arom. .  .  . da  scr.  1.
  Syr. tolut.....     dr.  1.
 Aq. cinnamom.   .  .     un.  1.
w?. h. s.
TMist. camph.   ...      un.  1.
[ Tinct. asafoetid.   .   .     dr.  2.
 IAq. ammonise acetat.      dr.  3.
 Syr. croci.....     dr.  1.
 q. h. s. 
105
CLASS  XV.
ASTRINGENTIA;
74. R.
75. R.
76. R.
77. R.    {
$>■
dr.  2.
un.  1.
dr. 12.
  q. s.
 ("Alum.....    gr. 3a
J Sang, dracon.  ...    dr.   1,
"l Syr. ros......      q.  s.
 if Pill. n° 28. c. Pill. 3. ter in die.
 fAlum ....
 | Cort.  Per.   .   .
  Conserv.  ros.
  Syr. ros.   .  .  .
  /. Elect, c. M. N. M. ter in die

 f Limat. ferri.
 | Ter. japon.  .   .
« Cort.  Per.   .   .
  Syr zinzib.....
  / Elect, c. M. N. M. ter in die
 ' Ferri rubig.
  Cort.  Peruv.....ad un.  1.
  Spec,  arom.....     dr.  4.
  Cons.  cort. aur.    .  .     un.  2.
  Syr. cort. aur.   ...      q. s.
 f Elect, c. M.  N. M. ter in die.
 Ferri vitriolat.
 Myrrh.
 Flor. chamsemel   .  . da gr. 10.
 bis die  s.
da dr.
   un.
     1-
i 
106
 FORMULA.


   79. R.

i



   80. R.



   81. R.


   82. R.



   83.  R.
("Zinc, vitriolati. .   .  .    gr. 25.
J Rhei......    gr.  5.
J Thereb. venet.  ...      q. s.
{jbis d. s.

 'Cort.  Peruv.
  Confect. aromat.   .  . da scr. 1.
J Aq. cinnam.    ...     dr. 12.
| Spirit, cinnam.
I  Syr. cort.  aur.  ...     dr.  1.
\_m. s.

C Tinct. cort. Per. comp. dr. 1.—dr. 3.
[_bis  in die.
{Tine
Vin.
c.dr.
Tinct. cort. Per. comp.     un.  1.
     ferri.....     dr.  4.
      4. ter in die.
f Tormentil.
j Cort.  Peruv.
<j Glycyrrh.....ad un.  1.
|  Syr. cort. aur.   ...      q. s.
I f Elect, d. M. N. M. ter in die.
  V. Antiseptica tonica. 
107
CLASS XVII.
FORMULA.
84.  R.
85.  R.
86.  R.
87.  R.
88. R.
    DEMULCENTIA.

 CG. arab.  .  .
  Aq. font.
< Cola. adde.
 | Sach. alb.  .
 L c. dr. 1. urgente Tussi
 'Amygd. dulc.  .
  01. amygd. .  .
. Gum. arab.
] Sach. alb.   .  .
| Aq. cinnam.
\^d. un. 1. p. r. n.
 01. amygd. .  .
 Syr. viol.
 ISyr. tolut.   .   .
 Sach. alb.   .  .
 f Troch. p. r. n. s
 01. amygd.
 Syr. viol.    .  .
 Sperm, ceti.
 Cons. ros.    .  .
 p. r. n. s.
f 01. amygd. .  .
| Liq. vol. C. C. .
\ Syr. tolut.  .  .
I Aq. distil.  .  .
[6. q. h. s.
       P 
108
FORMULA.
89. R.
90. $.
 'Sperm, ceti. (v. o. s.)     gr. 30.
  Sue. limon.....     dr.  3.
  Sal C. C.....gr.  8.
  Sp. N. M.....     dr.  3.
  Syr. tolut.....     dr.  1.
  Aq. distil.....     dr. 12.
  6. q. h. s.

 fCaric
 I Uvar. pass.
j Althseae......3d un.  1.
              ....     dr.  2.
              ....     lb.  ij.
 Glycyr......
 Aq. bul.....■
mf. Infusio. d. un. 2. p. r
CLASS XVIII.
stimulantia.
91. R.
TSinapi.
J Cons. ros.    .  .
j Syr. zinzib.  .
if Elect, p. r. n. s.
ad un- 1.
     q. s.
 TRaph. rust.
J Sinapi.
1 Aq. bul.  .
 if Infus. d. un. 4. ter in die.
          J Sinapi......da  un.  4.
.u. %,.   < Aq> bul......     /k   4,_ 
109
CLASS XIX.
ANTISPASMODICA.
FORMULA.
93. R.
94. R.
95. R.
96. R.
97. R.
98. R.
   {Asafoetid.....
   01. anisi.....
   d. gr. 24. p. r. n. s.
 ("Camphor.....
J  Gum. arab.....
 j  Syr. papav. alb.   .   .
 \^f bol. p. r. n.  s.
 f Mosch......
  Gum. arab.....
  Aq. ros. ......
  Syr. papav. aib.   .    .
 id. un. 1. p. r. n. s.
 f Mist, moschat. .  .   .
< JEther. vitr.    .  .   .
 \.p. r.  n. s.
  Mosch......
  Asafoetid.
  Camph.  .....
] Tinct. opii.....
  Syr.  papav. alb.
 J. Pill.W 20. d. Pill, 5.
 f Valerian.....
 j Aq. cinnam.   .  .
<j Aq. N. M.
  Syr.  croci.   .   .
 [_m. iff v. s.
dr.  2.
gt. 30.

gr. 10.
scr.  1.
    scr. 2.
    dr.  1.
    un. 6.
    dr.  4.

    dr.  4.
    gt. 30.

    gr. 20.

da scr. 2.
    gt. 30.
      q. s.
m. iff v. s.
    dr.  2.
    un.  2.

da dr.  1. 
110
FORMULA.
99. R.
 Valerian.
 Cort. Peruv.    .   .  . ad dr. 6.
 Rhei
J Pulv. arom.....dd scr. 2.
I Syr. cort. aur.  ...      q. j.
if. Elect, de M. N. M. ter in die.
     1.  Gas oxygenium.
     2.  Gas azoticum.
     3.  Gas hydrogenium.
     4.  Gas acidum Carbonicum.
   These factitious airs  promise, under the skil-
 ful  management of Dr. Beddoes  at the Hot
 Wells, Bristol, and Dr. Thornton in London,
 to be  a remedy well  worthy the attention  of
 the  medical practitioner.
   The oxygene  air,  in  a properly diluted state,
 is a stimulus  the  most natural  and diffusive.
 It promotes the insensible perspiration, greatly
 aids digestion, favours sleep, exhilarates the spir-
 its, and relieves difficult respiration.   It is found
 of the  highest  use  in the low  nervous fever.
 The azotic  air  abates  inflammation,  and  with
 the hydrogene air seems  to be  capable  of arrest-
ing the progress of consumption.   The carbonic
aeid air is a most powerful antiseptic. 
       GENERAL   INDEX;
                        W'lTH
AN  EXPLANATION OF  THE  TERMS.
                  THE ABBREVIATIONS.
       ia Uniuscujusque  .... Equal quantities.
        c. capiat........Let him take.
     C. C. Cornu Cervi.....Hartshorn.
       F. Formula......The Prescription.
        d. Dosis.......The Dose.
       dr. Drachma......A Drachm.
       gr. Granum......A Grain.
       gt. Gutta   ....... A Drop.
      h. s. Hori somni.....Bed-time.
        m. Mane.......The Morning.
M. N. M. Magnitudinem  Nucis Moschatae.....7"A* size of a
                                        Nutmeg.
      o. b.  Omai hora.....Each Hour.
    o. 2. h.  Omnibi hora.....Every tzvo Hours.
    6. q. h.  Sexta quaque hora  .   .  . Every six  Hours.
    p. r. n.  Pro re nata.....As occasion may require.
       q. s.  Quantum sufficit   .   .  . As much as is sufficient.
       R.  Recipe.......Tale of.
         s.  Sumendus......To be taken.
       ser.  Scrupulus......A Scruple.
        un. Uncia.......An Ounce.
        v.  Vespere.......The Evening.
     v. o. s. In ovi vitello solutus  .  . Dissolved in the While
                                         of an Egg. 
THE  CLASSES.
                                                    CLASS.
  Anthelmintica.. from «v7i, against; and ik/u.tv;, a -worm  X
  Antiseptica ....-----avlt, against; and tmro, to corrupt XIV
  Antacida.....—— ante, against;  and acidus, sour   XII
  Antispasmodica —— av7<> against; and cr-itou*, to contract XIX
  Astringentia...-----astringo, fo bind.....XV
  Attenuantia ...-----attenuo, to make thin   .   .  .  XIII
  Cathartica  .. . .-----KaBotiga, to purge.....    II
  Corrosiya.....-----corrodo, to corrode  ....  XVI
  Demulcentia ...-----demulceo, to assuage  .  .  .   XVII
  Diaphoretica ... —— <f/apff a, to pass through the pores   III
 Diuretica.....-----J«g>tx, to make water  ...   .   IV
 Emmenagoga ..-----tv, in ; ^w,  the menses; and ayu,f
                          to draw......y
 Epispastica ....-----cri, and execa, to draw  ...    V
 Errhlna.......-----fv, in ; and pc, the nose  ...  VII
 Expectorantia ..-----ex, out; and pectus, the breast .  VI
 Lithonthriptica.-----hi%;, a stone, and Bhutto, to break  XI
 Sialagoga.....-----<rix\on, saliva; and ocyc; to force.  VIII
Stimulantia ...-----stimirlo, to stimulate ....  XVIII 
THE
MEDICINES.
^Ether vitriolicus
Absinthium  .  .  .
Acetosa   .   .  .  .
Acetum   .   .  .  .
Acidum vitriolicum
Aloe socotorina

Alumen ustum  .

Alkohol   .

Alkalina  .
$ Vitriolic JEther  .
IV.F.96  .  .   .
  Wormwood   .   ,
  Sorrel  ....
  Vinegar  .  .
S Vitriolic Acid
IV.F.71  .  .   .
CSocotrine Aloes   ,
\V. F.  10, 1I> 12,
C   14, 15, 58  .
S Burnt Allum
IV. F. 74, 75
$V.F. 10  .
! Alkali
Alkali volatile
Allium
Althxa   .   .

Amygdala dulcis   .

Ammoniacum gum-
  mi-resina  .  .   .
Ammonia
Ammoniacum
Angelica  .   .
\V0
13
    •latile Allah

  Garlic .
\ Marshmallozu
I V. F. 90  .
S Sweet Almond.
I V. F. 85.
C Gum-resin of Ammonia-
■\   cum.
L V. F. 49
  V. F. 45.
    um Ammonieieum
     F. 41  .  .  .   .
\Gu
IV.
	Class.
1	XIX
	XIV
	IV
	IV
I	XV
	XVI
?	II
{	IX
\	XVI
	XIV
	XV
f	XII
	XIII
I	XVIII
	XIX
	VI
i	XVII
	XII
■}	VI
	VIII
 
114
  Antimonium  tartan- SZ?"^ Afm°"y
     -,.,__              S Olim Tartar Emetic
    SuatUm.....t^.F.1,2,8,22.  .
  Apium.....Parsley   .   .  .   .
  Aqua......Water.....
  ----  ammonias  ace- C Water of Ammonia.
    tata.....IV. F. 34, 73.
                      r Cinnamon  Water.
                       .  V. F. 16, 20,32,35,
       cinnamomi  .   .<    .„  . '   '   '    '
                      7    43,46, 48, 70,72,
                       L   80, 98.

 ----calcis   .  .  .   .  Lime Water.

       ,   .  ,•        C Fennel Water.
 -----funiculi  .  .  .JrR43>
 -----kali puri  .   .  .  Water of pure Kali .
 ----mephitica  alka- )
   Una.....y
                ,  ..   V Nutmeg Water.
 ----nucis moschatx J^R|0>98.
        ,  ..          C Pennyroyal Water.
 ----pulegu   .   .  .^Ff32j52>loa
                      C Rose Water.
 ----rosarum  .  .  • ^ R 24> 95%
 Aromatic powder.  .   .  ^".Pulvisaromaticus.
 Argentum nitratum    Nitrated Silver   .   .
Arnica.....Leopard's bane
Arsenicum  ....  Arsenic    ....
Asafoetida
V. F. 93, 97
Asarum.....Asarabacca
Baccus juniperi
Juniper Berry.
V. F. 21, 36", 38.
Class.
  I
 II
 IV
 IV
 III
X
XI
XI
XI
XVI
 III
XV
 IX
XIV
XIX
 I
VIII 
115
C Balsam of Peru.
tV.F.lh
Balsamum Peruvia-
  num ....
Bearsfoot.......   V. Uva Ursi.
Beet.........   V. Beta.
Berberis.......   Barberry  ....
Beta.........   Beet   ......
Betonica.......   Betony.....
Bitter apple.....   V. Colocynthis.
Broom tops......   V. Genistas Cacumen.
Calomelas .....

Calor.......

Camphora.....


Camphorated mixture


Cantharides ....
C Calomel.....-\
JV. F. 8, 12, 28,53,59, i
  Warmth

S Camphor.....
I V. F. 30, 94, 97.

$V. Mistura  Campho-
C   rata.
Spanish Fly
Carica
 Cardamomum .

 Castoreum.  . . ,

 Cineres genista;.

 Cinchona  ....
 Cinnamomum. ,
 Couhage   . .  , . .

Coccinella .  . .

Colchicum   . . .
S The Fig   .   .
I V. F. 90.
V Cardamom Seed.
I V. F. 22.
i The Ashes of Broom.
[ V. F. 42.
 V. Cortex Peruvianus.
 Cinnamon       .  .
 V. Stizolobiurn.
I Cochineal.
\ V. F. 22.
 Meadow Saffron .  .  .

     Q
Class.  Or,
IV
VII
VII
  II
  III
XVIII
  III
XIV
XIX
  IV
  V
  IX
XVIII
XVII
IX
XVIII
IV 
116
 Coltsfoot.......

 Conserva rosarum

 Coriandrum  . .  . ,

 Cornu cervi ustum

 Cortex Peruvianus

 Cortex radicis  me-
   zerei  .......
 Corporis  exercitio .
 Corallina......
 Conserva   corticis
   aurantii.....
 Confectio aromatica
 Contrayerva  .
Colocyntliis ..
.   V. Tussilago.
 C Conserve of Poses.
. JV. F. 24, 31, 67,75,
 L   87, 91.
 \ Coriander.
 tV.F. 22.
 9 Burnt Hartshorn.
 I V F. 63.
 C Peruvian Bark   .  .
 <V.F. 71, 75, 76, 77
 L   80, 83, 99.
 CThe Bark of the  Meze-
■i    reon Root  .
LV.F.26.  .  .  .   .
  Bodily Exercise  .  .   ,
 C Coral.
IV. F. 60, 63.
 f Conserve of Orange peel.
IV.F.71.
C Aromatic Confection.
lV.F.10,72, 80
  V. F. 23   .  .
 Cuprum.......
 Cuprum vitriolatum
 Chamxmelum ....

 Cremor tartari . .  .
 Creta prasparata .  .
Crocus  ........
C Bitter Apple
IV. F.  15   .

  Copper .

  Vitriolatcd Copper

  Chamo???ile

C Create of Tartar.
ir.F. is.
 Prepared Chalk  .
C Sa£'ton.
IV. F. 10, 2a.
Ih-idelirr......
I Caucus svlvestris .
D.

V. Taraxicum,
Wild Cjrrct . 
117
Decoctum corticis
  Peruvian!
    f Decoci
13   )   Ba
•   • Lv.f.
    tion
  Bark.
     70.
A full Diet
of Per
Diseta lauta  .  ,

Digitalis......Foxglove.....<

                     V. Sanguis Draconis,
Dragon's blood
F.uphorbium.........
Elaterium......   Wild cucumber
Electricitas.....Electricity       ,  .   .

t,,  .    .           C Electuary of Water-ger-
Wectuanum e scor- )       ,  J        *
                   -<   manaer.
  dio........Lv.F.20.
Enuia........{fTir.:::
Exercitium......   Exercise   ....
r .                C Extract of Gentian.
Extractum gentians J y R ^^ 1?> ^
p .       •  i   ••   $ Extract of Jalap.
Extractum jalapii ,.j„F ./ ^   r
\
Extractum ligni gu-
  aiaci
Ferrum.......   Iron
        r,.          C Rusi
  ern rubigo  . . . . | v R ??
----lim:itura  . . .
Ferrum  ammonia-
  cale.......
Guaiacum
of Iron
  Filings of Iron
C Amoniacal Iron
X V. F. 56. 
118
Ferrum vitriolatum
" Vitriolated Iron  .  .  .
\V.F.  13, 54, 57, 58,
.  78......
 V. Limatura Ferri.
 Fern Root.....
Filings of Iron  .
Filix......
Foxglove.......  V. Digitalis.
                    C Chamomile Flowers.
                  •IV.F. 65.
                    SFlozvers of Sulphur  .  .1
                  '\V.F. 18,50 ...  .5
                     ^.Spiritus Vini Gallici.
Flores chamaemeh'
sulphuris
French Brandy . .
Fructus et vegetabilia Fruits and vegetable.
Galls........   Galls......
                    C Gamboge.....f
Gambogia.....ir.F.CG.....\
Garlic %.......   ^.Allium velTheriaca
Genistas  cacumina     Broom Tops   ....
Ginaer........   V. Zinziber.
       .  .   . .       f Gum Arabic.
Gummi Arabicum   j ^ R g5; ^ 9-_
                 .  C Gum-resin of Guaiac
            gummi-^R n> 16> 24j
                       27
                     Li,
Glycyrrhiza .... -5 V.'f.  26,  49, 50, 8:
Guaiacum
  rcsina .
 C Liquorice
AV.F.  26,
 t  90   .
«!
H.
Helleborus.....  Hellebore.....<
Henbane.......  V. Hyoscyamus.
Honey........  V. Mel.
Horehound......  V. Marrubium.
Horse-radish.....  ^".Raphanus Rusticanus.
Hyoscyamus  ....  Henbane..... 
119
  I  .              " f Vitriolated Quicksilver .
                    C Quicksilver  with  Sul-
----------cum \ *"  ,
                    <  pour.....
                   " L V. F. 27, 60 .   .  .  .
                 , .   Mercury.....
sulphure
I.
Indian  Pink
Infusio  corticis  Pe-
Ipecacuanha

Jalapium  .
Japan earth
Juniperi cacumina
Kali prasparatum
----tartarisatum
----acetatum  .
----vitriolatum .
Lac ammoniaci
Leopard's bane
Lemon j, ice
Liq;u'ice  .  .
Limatura .  .

Lime  water
V. Spigelia.
Infusion  of
  Bark.
   F. 40.

V. F. 2, 8   .
t
Perw.
 SJ^p.....
 IV. F. 9, 19, 20, 66
.   V. Terra Japonica.
   Juniper Tops
£ Prepared Kali
I V. F. 35  .  .
 V. F. 41, 42, 72,
 Acetated Kali
 Vitriolated Kali
 ) Milk of Ammoniacum
 IV. F. 51.
   V. Arnica.
   V. Succus Limonis.
   V. Glycyrrhiza.
   Filings of Iron   .  ,
,   V. Aqua Calcis.
I 
120
\ Lini semen  .   .   .
 Liquor volatilis cor-
   nu cervi   .   .   .
 Linseed   ....
'The  volatile Liquor nf
,   Hartshorn .
.V. F. 88.
                      M.

Madder   .   .  .   .   V. Rubia
Magnesia.......
Manna........
Marrubium  .
Meadow Saffron
Mel   .   .   .
Mercurial Ointment
Hy-
                      Horeheund
                      V. Colchicum.
                      Honey.
                      V.F. 18, 50.
                    £ V.  Unguentum
                    C  drargyri.
 Mercury   ....  V. Hydrargyrus.
 Millepedas  praspa- ^Prepared Woodlice.
   ratx   .   ...IV.F. 37,42.
 , _.          ,    _   f Camphorated Mixture.
 Misturacamphorata i^, / 29 72
                    SMusk  .'....
                    IV. F 31,32.
Mucilago
   arabici
Mustard  ....   V. Sinapi.
                    5 Myrrh  .   .
                    IV. F. 10, 71,
N.
Moschus
Myrrha
gummi? y R 12j 3£
Natron vitriolatum   Vitriolated Natron
Nicotiana
• fumus
Nitrum   .  .
Nux moschata;
Tobacco   ..... <

                       L
Swle of Tobaceo    .
Ntre......
Nutmeg.....
Class.
XVII
III
XII
 II
VI
 III
XIX
IX
  II
   I
  II
 VII
 VIII
  VI
  IV
XVIII 
121
Oak.....V. Quercus.
Oleum   amygdala- CO,'/ of Almonds   .  .  .1
                   .\V.F. 85, 86, 87, £3.  $
Olea essentialia
■I
Oil cf Anise.
V. F. 93.
Essential Oils
Oleum juniperi  .  . ^f J.™t".
                     4i.
-olivarum   .   Olive Oil
-ricini .   .   .   Castor Oil  .
- terebinthina   Oil of Turpentine
Opium

Oxymel scilla:
'Oxymel of Squills.
\ V. F.  ;;, 4, 5, 19, 43,
.   48.
Parsley    .   .  .   .   V. Apium.
Pediluvium   .  .   .   Balling of the Feet
Piper.....Pepper  .    .   .
     CAlociic    Pill:
cum \   .,.
     •S   Myrrle.
 '   'LV. F.'J3, 54.
/7£
Pilula  ex aloe cum
  myrrha

----ex hydrargyri   Mercurial Pills  .  .  .
                    § Gi/m Fills.
                    I V. F. i 4, 53.
                    CCo;j:f>o;.r:d   Powder  cf

                    LV. F. 41.
gummi
Pulvis tragacantha;
  compositus   .   .
                     S Aromatic Pt-udcr.
----aromat.cus • •  \V. F. x,, .„,, 99.
                      " Peruvian  Bark in Pow-
                         der.
                      ./'. F. C9.
Prepared cyster shells   VlYesXvz OStrcorum pp.
---corticis  Peru-
 viani   .... 
122
Quercus
Q-
Oak
R.
Raisins   .   .   .  .  V. Uvs passas.
Raphanus  Rustica- C Horse-radish  .   .  .  .
   nus.....IV. F. 41, 92.
Rubia.....Madder.....
r,,        ,         C Rhubarb         .
Rheum vel   .   .  ■\rFol  29 41  59
Rhabarbarum   .  ./         '    '    '    '
Rhubarb   .  .   .  .   V. Rheum.
 Sabina

 Saccharum album

 Sal cornu cervi  .  .
 Sal Prunellas
 Sales acidi et neutri
 Santonicum  .   .  .

Sanguis draconis . .
  S.

 \ Savin  ......
 iV.F.60.....
 C Refined Sugar ....
 j V.  F.  21, 25,  34,  57,
 C   84, 85.
 C Salt of Hartshorn.
I V.  F. 24, 89.
 Purifed Nitre
 Acid and Neutral Salts
C Wormseed ....
 C /'.  F. 60, 6 -!.
C Dragon s Blood  .  .  .7
l/f.F.74.....$
Sapo
Semen dauci sylves-
  tris   .  .  .   .  .
Senna   .....
C Soap......
IV. i. 14, 37, 44, 64.

$ Seed of the Wild Carrot.
IV.F. 36, 37.
 V. F. 21, 22  .   .  .   . 
123
Semen fasniculi
                    C Fennel Seed.
                    IV. F. 21.
Silver.........   V. Argentum.
Simarouba..........
Sinapi
                    5 Mustard  .
              ' ' '  ' LV. F. 91,92.
Sorrel........   V. Acetosa.
Succus limonis . .  . ?£"*?
                    LV. F.
emon juice.
    35, 89.
------raphani rus-
   ticani.......

Sulphur  antimonii
   prascipitatum . . .

Scammonium .  . . .
CThe Juice oJ
]   ish.
LV.F. 5.
of Horse-rad-
C Precipitated Sulphur  of
"S   Antimony.
L V. F. 28.
\ Scammony.....1
LV. F. 15, 16.           X
Scilla exsiccata
Scob
i guaiaci
 S Dried Squills  .   .  .
'LV.F. 44.

 \ Fresh Squills.
'LV.F. 45.
       ings of Guaiacum.
         21.
'1
                    C Raspi
                    LV.F.
 Serum lactis.....  Whey......A

 Spermaceti.....  V.F.51,87, 89   .   A
 Spiritus vinosus  te- C Proof Spirit of Wine.
  nuior.......L V. F. 71.
Spiritus vini ....  Spirit of Wine   .   .   .
Squills........  V. Scilla.
c •  -i-              \ Indian Pink.
Sp^v..a  .        .-J^f.62.
Spiritus  nucis mos
  chatas
 mos- $Sp.
---IV.
irii of Nutmeg
 F. 89.
 R 
124
 Spiritus viniGalliciJ^f-f'

           •_„__=_• S spirit of Cinnamon.
 ------ cinnamomi ^f R £Q

 Stannum.......I r"F\ si'. *.......
 Stizolobiurn  ....   Ca/jage.......„
 c            ,       C Simple Syrup.
 Syrupus s.mplex .  . j „ -,,  f r

 _______ahhxas      ISyru? °f ^"^'■ "/^«-
         aitnxas  ..  . £ v R gg

                     f Syrup of Orange-peel.
 -------corticis  au- I V. F. 11, 39,  40,  58,
   rantii......]    60,69,77,  80,  83,
                   '  I   99.
                , .... C Syrup  of Clove  July-
 ------- caryophilh 3 '  •
   rub".......1/^ilGO.
                     C Syrup cf Crocus.
 ------croci . . . . ■< V. F. £3, 52,  70,  72,
                    C   9S.
 Syrupus   papaveris § Syrup of Wild Poppies.
   erratici......£ V. F. 1.
 ------- papaveris  C Sv;v//> c/" White Poppies.
   albi........1 V. F. 28, 94, 95,  97.
                    C Syrup of Roses.
 ------Rosx . . .  ,<V.F. 13,  16, 67, 74,
                    C  75.

 ------tolutanus . .tyj f2^ 88f 89=
         .  ,         V Synep of Violets.
-------violarum..^^^^

            • .   .    S Syra:'] of Gi/r-cr.
-------zinz.bens   $,>£/<; 9J-
Class.
Or. 
125
Terra japonica  • • • i '
sita
- aloe compo-
■ ODil
 Tanacetum.....   Tansy..........
 Taraxacum.....   Dandelion........
                      , Japan Earth.
                      .V.F.I 6.
 Terebinthina veneta \ £''j''£"t£*!"<-

 Terebinthina ....   Terpentine........
 Testx  ostreorum 1  ,.      , n
   prxparatx  . .  . \  l ^ "^ °y^-shell .  .
 Tin..........   V. Stannum.
 Tinctura asafcetidx \ £"L'""'f Asafatida.
                    L V. F. 72.
                      Caxpound   Tincture  of
                     ,   Aloes.
                   ' L V. F. 55.
                    § Tincture rf Opium.
                    I V. F.  33, 34, 97.
                              of Cantharides.
                              , 47, 52.
             is Pe- S C°mP0U"d Tincture ofPe-
                    -|   ruvian Bark.
                     .V. F.  69, 81, 82.
                    f Ti/iciure of muriated I-
 -------ferri muriati <   r.y-i.
                    LV.F.  55.
Tinctura  hellebori C Tincture of Black  Hel-
  nigri.......\   lebore.
                    C Tincture of Squills.
                 ' 'IV. F.  46.
                     i Tincture of Serpentaria.
                     . V. F.  70.
                    ~ Ammoniaied TlucL.re of
                        Valerian.
  ammomata----£^.F.  100.
r.        .,,          C Tormentil.
rormentula.....Jr.F.83.
     cantharidis^t^
                V
ruvianicomposita }

           uriati

           lebori

     scillx

     serpentarix

      valerianx 
126
Turpentine......   V. Terebinthina.
Tussilago......   Coltsfoot.....
rpr   •               C Garlic.
Thenaca......IV.F.6J.
Class.

 VI
Tr i  •              C Valerian
Valenana......lV.F.19.
Vapores......   Steams........
Vesicatoria.....   Irritating plaisters  .
Vinegar........   V. Acetum.
Vinum........   Wine........,
                    C White Wine.
                    IV F. 38, 42.
                    C Aniimonial  Wine .  .  .
                    C V. F. 3, 6,  7, 29, «3.
 ----- Ipecacuan- C Ipecacuanha Wine.
  has........LV.F. 6,7,  34.
• album
Antimonii
I
 XIX
  VI
  VI

XVIII
III
u.
Unguentum hydrar-  C The  Milder Mercurial!
   gyri mitius . .  . .  \  Ointment.......^
Unguentum hydrar-  C7$<?  Stronger Mercurial^
   gyri fortius  .  . .  c  Ointment.......^
TT                   C Raisins.
Uvx  passx.....{^.F.22,90.
——  ttrsi.....Bear s foot.......
                      W.

Wurmwood......   V Absinthium.
Wormsted......   V. Santonicum.
Wine.........   V. Vinum.
Whey........   V. Serum Lactis.
VIII
VIII
XI 
APPENDIX.
GENERAL  POSOLOGICAL TABLE.
Acetum Scillx . . .
Acidum muriaticum
      A.

Vinegar of Squills
Muriatic Acid
------vitriolicum7 *.,   ,„
 dilutum.....^Dduted Vitriolic Acid
./Ether vitriolicus.
Aloe socotrina . .
Alumen......
Ammoniacum
Antimonium
natum
calci
tarta
vitri-
   ficatum cerat
 Aqua ammonix
 -------------a
   tatx   .    .  .
 ----anethi  .  .
 ----calcis   .  .
 ----cinnamomi
■----foeniculi

-----kali .   .  .
Vitriolic AZther
Socotrine Aloes .
Alum.....
Ammonia prxparata  Prepared Ammonia
                    Gum Ammoniacum
                    Crude Antimony .

                  > Calcined Antimony

                  > Tartarised Antimony

                  £■ Vitrifed Antimony .
  Water of Ammonia .
  Water of acetated Am- 7
    monia   .  .   •  • j
  Dill-seul Water  .  .
  Lime Water
  Cinnamon Water . . .
  Fennel Water
C Water  of  prepare.
I   Ka
*\
     DOSES.
gtt.!0...gtt.50.
gtt,15...gtt.40.

gtt.l0...gtt.30.

gtt.l0...gtt.l00.
gr. 15...scr. 1.
gr.   6...gr. 12.
gr.   5.. .scr. 1.
gr. 10...gr. 15.
scr.  l...dr.  1.

gr. 15...scr. 2.

gr.   l...gr.  6.

gr.   2...gr. 10.

gtt.l0...gtt.3O;

dr.   2... dr.  6.

un.  l...un.  2.
un.  4...lb.  i
un.  1... un.  4.
un.  2...un.  4.

gtt.20...gtt.30. 
128
Aqua kali pun  .  .  Water of pure Kali
----menthx pipe- 7  „      .   TTr
    ....        rr  t Pch'eerimn! Water  .
   ritidis   .   .  .  .3   Ji
-----pimento  . . .  Ail-spice Water  .
-----pulegii .  .  .   Pennyroyal Water  .
----- Rosx   .  .   .  Rose I'/,.ter  .  .
Arabicum Gummi .  Gum Arabic  .  .
Asafcetida..........
    DOSES.
gtt 10...gtt.30.

un. 2...un.  4.

un. 2...un.  4.
un. 2...un.  4.
ad libitum.
dr. l...dr.  2.
gr. 10...scr.  I.
Balsamum canadense Canada Balsam  .
---------copaivx    Balsam of Copaiva
---------peruvi
num
via- 7  „
     > nalsam oj re.
—tolutanum  Balsam cf Tolu
 Cdomelas
 Camphora   .  .
 Cantharis .  .  .
 Cardamomum  .
 Cascarilla
 Castoreum   .   .
 Catechu   ...
 Chamcemeium   .   ,
 Cicuta .....
 Cinchona .   .   .   ,
 Colombo.  .   .   .   .
 Confectio arcmatica

Conserva  absin:hii
  maritimi  .  .  .
        C.

 Calomel
 Camphor
 CantbariJcs    .
 Cardamom seeds
 Cascarilla Bark
 Castor

 Camomile
Hemlock
Peruvian Bar I
gr.  15...gr. 30.
gtt.£0...gtt.40.

gr.   6...gr. 25.
scr.  l...dr.  1.
gr. «
gr. S
gr-
scr.
• corticis au-
  Cordial Confection .  .
  Cirfstion if Opium
\ Conserve   of   Sea
L   Wormwood .
C Conserve  cf Cuckoiv
L   pint  ....
C Conserve  cf  Orange
\   Peel.....
  C.::.a-.e if Hifs .
      ...gr.
      .. .scr,
      ...gr.
      ...gr.
     _...dr.
gr.  3... scr
gr. 15...scr,
scr.  ^...dr.
gr.  5. ..scr.
scr.  l...dr.
gr. 10... scr,
10.
 1.
 4.
10.
 1.
 It.
 2.
 1.
 1.
gr. 15. ..scr.
gr.  5.. .scr.
dr.  2...un.
I scr  l...dr.  1.

£ ad libitum.

  ad libitum. 
129
DQS£S.
r,        ,  .  ,       C Conserve   of  Weed- 7 ,    .
Conserva lujulx  ..<        .   J         > dr.  4...un.  I,

     —'prumsyl-7 c       cjSloes.   .   dr.   l...dr.  3.
  vestns .   .   .   .^         -'
  i                  > Conserve of Red Roses   dr.   2...un.  1.
---------scillx  .  .  Conserve of Squills   .   scr.  l...dr.  1.
Contrayerva..........gr. 10. ..dr.  £,
Coriandrum  .   .   .  Coriander Seeds  .   .   scr.  l...dr.  1.
Cornu cervi ustum   Burnt Hartshorn .  .   dr.  ^...dr.  2.
Creta.....Chalk.....gr. 15...scr.  1.

                              D,


                                                  !...un.  6.
Decoctum cinchonx | ^ff °7 ^^'"" ? un.  2
--------  cornu    C Decoction  of  Har.'.-l      .  ,.
                     <   ,       J          i un.  4.. .1j.  *
  cervi   .  .  .  . I   horn.....\              ^
-------hcrdei  \SimPlst D"°'tk"  Wun.  4..#1:,   X
                     L   Harley   .... V              3*
   ■    ---——---- C CompoundI Decoction cfl       ,  ,,    t
  compositum  .   .  \   Barley   .   .   .  . \    '   •••l0-  v
_----  sarsapa-55/V,;//,  Deccthn   cfl         .    r
  nllx    .   .  .   .L   Sarsaparllla   .   .\UTi'  *'~lD'  *
            •  ' '----  \ Compound  Decoction of^      .  ,,    T
  Compositum  .   .  £   Sarsaparllla   .   .\^.....^
          ulmi .   .   Decoction of Elm  .   .   un.  4. ..lb.
Digitalis  ....  Fox-glove  .  .  .  .   gr.  -;...gr.   2.
rr.  i.
                     C 77'<*  »«.plssated juice'
Elaterium   .    .   . ]   of  the  Wild  Cu- <
                     C   cumber   .   .     . J
Floctii'irium cas.-irc    rjeciuary of Cassiee  .  dr.  l...dr.  6.
------.----  scam- C Electuary cf Scair.mc- \ ^ 1#--dn  j_
  monii   .   .   .   . t   «y.....i
-----------sennx   Electuary of Senna  ■  dr.  ^ ..dr.  4, 
130
DOSES.
 Extractum cacumi- t Extract  of  Broom-1 _  ,r  ,   ,,
   nisgenistx   .  . \   Tops   .   .  .   \ scr-ll-**- 1*
 ---------casearillx   Extract of Cascarilla   gr. 10...scr.l£
     ,.             > Extract of Camomile  gr. 10. ..scr. 2.
              ,     C Extract of Peruvian 7 _  , _     ,,
 _------cinchonx j   pi            J-gr. 10...scr.l*
 ------"!~~TZ------S Extract of Bark with)    J0 _ scr ji
   cum resina   .  ,L   the Resin   ... 5            *'
 ---------. colocyn- C Compound  Extract  off     5     ^
  tkidis compositum \   Bitter Apple  .   .$      "   '
---------gentianx  Extract of Gentian     gr.  10.. .scr.l£

-^r.^r:l—/—   *•■•■■**
------—.  hxma- 1 Extract 0j-Logwood    gr. I0...dr.  2.
          hellebori C Extract of Black Hel- 7     g     ,»
nign
       ■ jalapii..  Extract of Jalap ..  gr. 10...scr.  1.
albi
- papaveris C Extract  of   White!     j      5
 .   .  .  .1   Poppies  .   .   .$S"   '"'5 "
• rutas .  .  Extract of Rue  .  .   gr. 10... scr. 1.
 sabinx  .  Extract of Savin .  .   gr. 10. ,.scr.l-£,
 sennx . .  Extract of Senna .  .   gr. 10...SCr.l£
 Ferri rubigo .   .  .   Rust of Iron  .   .   .  gr.  6...scr.l^.
 Ferrum   ammonia-7  ,        , T             n   „,  ,n
     .              >- Ammoniacal Iron .  .  gr.  2. ..gr. 10.

 -------tartarisatum   Tartarixcd Iron  .   .  gr.  2...gr. 10.
 -------vitriolatum   Vitriolated Iron   .   .  gr.  l...gr.  6.
Filix.....Male Fern Root  .   .  scr.]|...un.  \.
Flores benzoes  .  .   Flowers of Benzoin   .  gr. 10. ..scr.  1.
———-sulphuris .  .   Flowers of Sulphur   .  scr.  l...scr.l^. 
131
DOSES.
Gambogia . .	Gamboge . .	. gr. 2.	.gr. 12.
Genista . . .	Broom Tops	. scr. 1.	.dr. 1.
Gentiana . . .	Gentian . . .	. gr. 10.	.dr. 1.
			
Glycyrrhiza . .	Liquorice Root	. dr. 4.	.dr. 6.
Guaiacum	.....	. scr. If.	.dr. 1.
Gummi resina .	Gum resin . .	• gr. 6.	.scr. If.
                             H.

Hxmatoxylum  .  .  Logwood   .   .
Helleborus niger  .  Black Hellebore   .
Hydrargyrus    .  .  Quicksilver   .   .
---------acetatus  Acetated Quicksilver

  natus   .  .   ^ \\C°tt'™d Quicksilver .  gr.  \
----------   c
  creta
gr. 10.
gr.  1.
un.  \.
gr-  1.
.dr.
•gr-
5-.gr
      1.
      5.
.un.  4.
.gr. 10.

      2.
. .scr.  1.
tus
cum  7    .
     m C Quicksilver with Chalk   gr.   5..

      > Muriated Quicksilver   gr.   -§...gr.  ■§
■ muna-
•sulphure
cum  C Sulphurated  Quicksil-1
I
                                           scr.  1.

-----------sulphu- S Red sulphurated Quici-1
 ratus  ruber  .  . 1   silver   .   .   .  . 5gr-
----------vitrio- S Vitriolated   Quicksil-1
 latus   .    .  .   .1   ver  ....  .Sgr"
.dr.   1.

.scr.li

•gr.   4.
                              I.

Infusum   gentianx  C Compound Infusion  off
  compositum  .   .  L   Gentian  .   .   .   .$ Un"
-------■ rosx .  .   .   Infusion of Roses .   .   un.
                     C Simple   infusion
■-------sennx  .   .  <   A      J
                     L   oenna
                       s
"A
2.	.un.	4.
2.	.lb.	i V
2..	.un.	4.
 
132
Infusum sennx tar- C Tartarised infusion  o,
   tarisatum  .   .   . L  Senna
Ipecacuanha.........
Iris......Florentine Orris
1
     DOSES.

un.  2...un. 4.

gr. 10... scr. 1.
scr.  l...dr. I.
Jalapium
Juniperus
Jalap,   ...
Juniper Berries
gr.  7.. .scr. \.
scr.  l...dr. 1.
K.
Kino   ....
Kali prxparatum
-----acetatum  .
-----tartarisatum
-----vitriolatum
Prepared Kali
Acetated Kali  .
Tartarised Kali
Vitriolated Kali
gt. 10... scr. If
gr.  8...scr.  1.
scr.  l...dr.  1.
dr.  2...dr.  6.
dr.  2...dr.  6.
Lac ammoniaci  .  .   Milk of Ammoniacum   dr.
-----amygdalx  .  .   Milk of Almonds .  .   un.
Liquor volatilis cor- C Volatile   Liquor  of
   nu cervi   .   .  . C  Hartshorn
f\
 .un.  1.
. .un.  6.
scr. 1*...dr.  2.
M.
Magnesia alba
----------usta
---------- vitrio
Manna
Mel acetatum
----rosx
----scillx   .
Millepeda
      White Magnesia .
      Burnt Magnesia .
ata   Vitriolated Magnesia
Acetated Hor.ey
Rose Honey
Sr,ui!l Hor.ey  .
Woodlice   .
scr.  l...dr.  2.
scr If...dr.  1.
dr.  2...dr.  C.
un.  f...un.  2.
dr.  l...dr.  2.
dr.  l...dr.  2.
scr.If...dr.  2.
dr.  l...dr.  3. 
133
BOSES.
Mistura camphorata
------ cretacca
------moschata .
Camphorated Mixture
Chalk Mixture   .   .
Musk Mixture   .   .
Mucilage of Starch
Mucilago amyli
--------arabici  K Mucilage  of  Gum
  gummi ....{.   Arabic  .  .
■----  seminis  C Mucilage  of Quinc
  cydonii mali  .   . L   seed  .  .  .
--------■ tragacan- C Mucilage  of Traga- 7 j
  thx.....(,   canth   .   .  .  -5

2...un.
2...un.
4...un.
1.. .un.
l...un. 1.
l...un.  1.
l...un.  1.
Myrrha
Myrrh
gr. 10...scr. If.
Natron prxparatum
------tartarisatum
------vitriolatum
Nit rum purificatum
       N.

Prepared Natron  .
Tartarised Natron
Vitriolated Natron
Purified Nitre   .
gr. 10...scr. If.
dr.  4. ..un. 1.
dr.  6...un. 1.
gr.  5...scr. 1.
Oleum amygdalx
         juniperi
baccx
Iavendulx
lini  .  .
olivx
ricini
sinaDeos
Opium purificatum
Ostreorum testx
Oxymel colchici  .
-------scillx
         O.

  Oil of Almonds   .   .
C Oil  of  Juniper-ber-
L   ries   .  .  .
  Oil of Lavender
  Oil of Linseed .
  Oil of Olives  .
  Castor Oil .  .
  Oil cf Mustard
  Purified Opium
  Oyster-shells
  Oxymel  of Colchicum
  Oxymel  of Squill.
dr.  4. ..un.  1.

gtt.  2. ..gtt.10.
	gtt. dr.	1. 4.	.gtt. 5. .un. 1.
	dr.	4	• un. 1
	dr.	2,	.un. 1.
	dr.	4.	.un. 1.
	scr.	1 X* 1.	.gr. 2. •dr. 11
um	scr. scr.	1.	•scr. If ..dr. 1.
 
134
                                                 DOSES.
  Pilula aloes compo- C Compound  Pills  of 1
     •i»   .   •   •  .1  Aloes   .   .   /.J gr-10-.scr.  1.
  ---------cum    CPills of Aloes  with!
     MyrrM   .  .  .J  Myrrh   .   .   .$&■  6--&-™-
  -----galbani com-  C Compound  Galbanuml    ,        t
     posita  .  .   .  .\  Pith    .   .   .   ^gr. io...scr.lv
  ------hydrargyri  .   Quicksilver Pills  .  .  gr.  6.. .scr.  1.
  ------opii   .   .   .   Opium Pills   .   .  .  gr.  2. ..gr.  8.
  ------scillx .   .   .   Squill Pills   .   .  .  gr. 10... scr.  1.
  Pimento  ....   All-spice   .   .   .  .  gr.  5...scr.  1.
  Pulvis aloe's cum   SAloetic Powder  with!
    canella  .  .   .  .1   canella   .  .  .  .JfiT.ia..scr.  '■
  -----------cum   CAloetic Powder with!
    ferro  ...  .1   Iron   .    .   .  .{&'  8-Sr-18'
  -----------  cum   ^ Aloe tie Powder with!
    guaiaco   .    .  .{   Guaiacum  .  .  .Jgr.l0...scr.  1.
 ■-----antimonialis    Antimonial Powder  .  gr.  3.. .gr.  6.
 -----aromaticus  .  Aromatic Powder.  .  gr.  5... scr.  1.

 "~c7o"rum  compel"? Cofu"dPo^r °f ? scr. ]f.. .dr.  1.
    tus.....5    LrabsCla,w   •   *5
 —— contrayervx C Compound Powder of 7      r        j
   compositus   .  .~L   Contrayerva    .   .$     °"
 ------cretx compo- $ Compound Powder of 7              .
   situs   .    .   .  . (   Chalk   .   .   .   .5gn 1U--'scr-  '■
 -----------compo- C Compound Powder  of7              „
   situs cum opio  .  (_   Chalk with opium ._\ gf*  •••scr*  "
 ------ipecacuanhx  C Compound Powder of 1    ^       ,  I
   compositus    ,  ,\  Ipecacuanha   .  .£gr'  •••scn  v
-----Myrrhx com-  C Compound Powder of 7  v   s      . x
 % positUS   .   .  .1  Myrrh   .   .   .J gJ"' l5—8cr'I4'
------opiatus  .  .   Opium Powder   .  .  gr.  5...scr.  1.
       „ „„___••   C Compound Powder of  7    , „        ,
-----scammonn  .-if             J  J- pt. 10.. .scr.  1.
                    C   ocammony   .  .   .3

  compositus  cum? Powd" "S Sca^onyl
  aloe   ...   0   wtbul°"   '   •   y       * 
135
Pulvis   scammonii C Powder of Scammony 1
              lii CPo?_....
cum calomelane  L   with Calomel  .   . $
DOSES.
8...gr. 16.
-----sennx com- C Compound Powder of
  positus    .   .   . L  Senna    .  .  .  ,
-----tragacanthx C Compound Powder of
  compositus  .  . I  Tragacanth
Pyrethrum   .  .  .  Pellitory of Spain
scr.  l...scr. 2.
■I
gr-
l...dr.
l...gr.
Quassia
Quercus
Q a assy Wood
Oak Bark   .
gr.  5...scr. 1.
gr.  6. ..scr. 1.
R.
Raphanus rusticanus. Horse-radish
Rheum   ....  Rhubarb
Ruta.....Rue   .   .
scr.  l...dr.  I.
gr. 15...scr. 2.
gr. 15...scr. 1.
Sal ammoniacus.
— cornu cervi .
— succini purifica
  tus   .   .  .
Sapo    .   .  .
Sarsapariila  .
Sassafras
Scammonium
Scilla exsiccata
---- recens
Scordium
Seneka
Senna
Serpentaria   .
Simarouba
 Sal Ammoniac
 Salt of Hartshorn
' Purified Salt  of Am-
\   ber  ..  .  .
 Soap
Scammcny
Dried Squills .
Fresh Squills .
Water-germander
Simanula Bark
gr.  8.,
gr. 10.
gr-
scr. If
scr.  1
scr.  1.
gr-
gr-
gr-
scr.
scr.
scr.
gr. 10.
gr. 10.
   .scr.  1.
   .scr.  1.

5...gr. 15.

   .dr.   4.
   .scr. If.
   .dr.   1.
   .scr.  1.
   ■gr.   3.
   ■gr. 10.
   .dr.   1.
   .scr.  2.
   .dr.   1.
   .scr.  2,
   .scr. If. 
1S6
                                              DOSES.
Sinapi   ....  Mustard-seed  .   .   dr.  l...dr. 3.
Spermaceti..........scr. l...dr.  1.
Spi^elia   ....  Indian Pink   .   .  .   gr. 10...scr.  1.
Spina cervinx   .  .  Buckthorn   .  :   .   scr.If...dr.  2.
Spiritus xtheris vi- C Vitriolic   Spirit  of 1  _ „
  triolici   .   .   .1  JEtber    .  . /.Jg«-20...gtt.60.
—rr:-------.vi- $ ComP°<">d  spirit cf i
 triolici compositus L  vitriolic  Mther   .$      '  6
— ni- C Nitrous  Spirit  of
fcetidus
          .1   ^■".Mi»«.«t«
ammonix    Spirit of Ammonia  .  scr.  1. ..scr. 2.
     ------S Compound  Spirit »/?_ scr. j i . .dr#  j
          . L   Ammonia   .  .
            KFatld Spirit  of Atn-
compositus
      . \   moiua
      - C Succinaied Spirit of
      . L   Ammonia
l com- C Compound Spirit of
      . \   Aniseed
 succmatus
------ anisi
 positus
----- carui   .  .   Spirit of Carraway
----- cinnamomi   Spirit cf Cinnamon
----- juniperi
 compositus
-----lavendulx
scr.  l...scr. 2.

ST. 10...scr. I.
\
I...dr.  4.
dr.   l...dr.  4.
dr.
compositus
     menthx pi
l...dr.  4.
I...dr.  4.
l...dr.  4.
        2.
peritidis
nucis mcs
chatx
pimento
pulegii  .
raphani
   compositus
Spongia usta
Stanni pulvis
Styrax
 C Compound  Spirit of ~l ■.
. L   Juniper   ,   .  .§
   Spirit of Lavender  .   dr.
 S Compound  Spirit »/?8cr.1i.#.dr.
 C   J^avender        . y

 > Spirit of Peppermint

 J- Spirit of Spearmint

f Spirit of Nutmeg .

  Spirit of Pimento .  .  dr,
  Spirit of Pennyroyal    dr.
\ Compound  Spirit of 7  ,
L   Horse-radish   ,  . §
dr.

dr.

dr.
l...dr.  3.

I...dr.  4.

l...dr.  4.
l...dr.  3.
l...dr.  3.
l...dr.  3.
Burnt Spo
Powder cf Tin
Storax
scr.  I...dr.
dr.  l...dr.
gr. 10... scr. 
137
Succmum prxpara
   turn    .   .   ■
Succus a.'ouiti spis-
   satus   .   .
-----baccx sambu-
   ci spissatus
-----cicutx spis-
   satus   .
------cochlearix
   compositus   .

-----ribis nigri

Sulphur   antimonii
   prxcipitatum
--------prxcipita
   turn   .   .  .

Syrupus althx .

         papaveris
albi
 erratici
-----rosx
----- spinx cer
vinx
violx
zinziberis
£ Prepared Amber .   .  scr

 C Inspissated Juice of 1
 L   Henbane   .   ,   -3
 C Inspissated Juice of 7
(.  Elderberry
C Inspissated Juice  of f
l  Hemlock   .   .   .5gn
C Compound  Juice  of 1
L  Scurvy-grass  .   . £
C Inspissated Juice  of 7
L  Black Currant .   . y
C Precipitated  Sulphur 7
f.  of Antimony   .   . 3 ° '

< Precipitated Sulphur .   dr.

C Syrup of Marsh-mal- 7 ,
C  low   .... 5   '
C Syrup of  White Pop-1 ,
L  pies   .    .   .   . 5   '

> Syrup of -wild Poppy   dr.

  Syrup of Rose   .   .   dr.

  Syrup of Buckthorn  .   dr.

  Syrup of Violets  .   .   dr.
  Syrup of Ginger  .  .   dr.
  DOSES.

If...dr.

  l--.gr.

  f...un.

  2...gr.

,  2...un.

  f...un.

  2--.gr.

  l...dr.

  l...dr.

  4.. .un.

  2... dr.

  I...dr.
  l...dr.
  I...dr.
  l...dr.
10.

 6.

 2.

 5.

 2,

 2.

 1.

 4.

 2.

 2.

 2.
Tanacetum  .
Tartari crystalli . .
Tinctura aloe's -
■-----------com-
Tan.....scr. If...dr.
Crystals of Tartar   .  dr.  4. ..un.
Tincture of Aloes  .  .  dr.  4. ..un.
Cempound Tincture of 7     , T    .
                  J J- scr. 14...dr.
  posita    .       .  L   Aloes   .... ^
              .   .,   STincture   cf  A-.afa-I          ,
--------asxfoetidx <   s.,     J      J    > scr. l...dr
                     C   t/aj    ...
ba'i-amipe- C Tincture nf Balsam nf 7     , r   .
            ■i    t>                J-scr. 1 ,-. ..dr.   _i
.1   P
s 
138
                                                 DOSES.
Tincturabalsamito- S Tincture  of  Balsam")    ,t    ,
  lutani        .   .{   ofTolu.   .     5scr-1i--dr-   2.
—-----benzoes    C Compound Tincture off .    .    ,
  composita   .   .  \   Benjamin   .   .   . \  *'    '" T'

                                                          1.
l...dr.  3.
       cantharidis \Tin.c?ri,vf tbe ^"'l gr. 10...dr.
                   L   tsh Fly    .    .   .J*
-----cardamomi \Tincture  of   Carda-1 df
                   C   mom   ...    j
1---------C Compound Tincture of 1  .    i   j    «
 composita   .    . f   Cardamom    .    .3

-----cascarillx  . jr/J^ °/C^r'7"|dr-  J-dr-  4'
-----castorei ,  .   Tincture of Castor   .   scr.  l...dr. 11.
----- catechu'    .   Tincture of Catechu  .   dr.  2...dr.  3.
-----cinchonx  .   Tincture of Bark .  •   dr.  l...dr.  4.
                 - 5 Compound Tincture ofl.    0   ,    4
                  . I   Bark   .   .  .   .5      ""*    '
                   \ Ammoniated  Tincture 1     ,,   j    n
                   ■j    . „  .            J- scr. 1J.. .dr.  2.
composita
immoniata  .   . \   of Bark   .   .   .3*
                •  S Tincture   of  Cinna-1  .    ,    ,    „
----annamomi  -i           J         J-dr.  l...dr.  3.
                  L   mon    .   .   .   .3
 --------- ■    ---- 3 Compound Tincture off  .    .    .    „
   composita    .  . L   Cinnamon   .  .  .3*
 -------colombx  .   Tincture of Colomba  .   dr.  l...dr.  2.
 -------ferri ammo- 5 Tincture of Ammoni-1      .    ,   '.,
        ,.            i      ,  r            > scr.  l...dr.  2.
   niacalis         . (   acal Iron   .   .   . \
        r         • .- V Tincture of Mi.rlatcd"}  ... ,„    .. „~
 ------fernmunati j   .     ^           £■ gtt, 10...gtt. 60.

           11 „  •      5 Tincture  of  Galba- t ,    ,   j    -,
 -------galbani  .  . <          J          > dr.   l...dr.  3.
         0            (   ««#z    ...    . \
 -------gentianx   C Compound Tincture of "f ,        ,    „
   composita   .    .  ?_.   Gentian   .    .    . <>
 -------guaiaci am- C Ammoniated Tincture 7,        ,    .
   moniata  .   •   .  C   of Guaiacum       \
 -------helebori  ni-  C Tincture of Black Hel- }          ,    ,
                     iii                c scr-  L..dr.  1.
   gn   .   .       .  L   lebore         .   . 3
-------jalapii  .   .   Tincture of Jalap .  ,   dr.   l...dr.  3.
-------myrrhx  .  .   Tincture of Myrrh  .   dr.   l...dr.  2. 
139
                                                 DOSES.
Tinctura opii ....   Tincture of Opium . .   gtt.20...gtt.25.
-------------cam-$ Camphorated Tincture!
   phorata......I   of Opium.....$ gtt.30...gtt.60.
■-------rhabarbari   Tincture of Rhubarb .   dr.  4...un. 2.
'-----------------S Compound Tincture off  ,
   composita____£   Rhubarb......} dn  4"'un- 2-
        Sabinx com- C Compound Tincture of}
   posita.......I   Savin.......\ g"-20-..gtt.40.
—-----scillx . . .  .  Tincture of Squills . .   gtt. 20...gtt. 60.
-------sennx . .  .  Tincture of Senna  . .   dr.   2,..un.  I.
------serpentarix  Tincture of Serpentari   dr.   l...dr.  2.
------valerianx  .  Tincture of Valerian .   dr.   l...dr.  3.
"-----------------KAmmoniated  Tincture!
  ammoniata . . .  .£   of Valerian.      $ Scr-  1--dr-  2.
•------zingiberis .  Tincture of Ginger . .   dr.   l...dr.  2.
Tormentilla  .  ...  Tormentil Root  ....   gr. 10.. .scr.  2.
Tragacantha  ....  Tragacanth......   gr. 10...dr.  1.
Valeriana......   Valerian.......  scr.  l...dr.  2.
Vinum aloes  ....   Wine of Aloes ....  dr.  6...un.  1.
------antimonii . .   Antimonial Wine .  . .  gtt.20 ..gtt.50.
—----------------C Wine of   Tartarisedl  ^ „n
  tartarisati.....I   Antimony.....Jgtt.20...gtt.50.
------ferri   ....   Wine of Iron.....   dr.  l...dr.  4.
------ipecacuanhx   Ipecacuanha Wine  . .   dr.  l...dr.  4.
------rhabarbari  .   Wine of Rhubarb   . .   dr.  4...un.  2.
Uva ursi.......   Bears Whortleberry .   scr.  l...dr.  1.
Zincum calcinatum   Calcined Zinc.....  gr.  3...gr. 10.
■-------vitriolatum C Purified   Vitriolatedl      * '
  purificatum   . . . L   Zinc........5..... 
 
           INDEX

NOMINUM MUTATORUM.
FORMER  NAMES.              NEW  NAMES.

                       A.
 Acetum scilliticum.
 AZthiops mincralis.
 Aqua aluminosa bateana.
 -----calcis simplex.
 -----cinnamomi simplex.
 —————— spirituosa.
 ----- hordeata.
 -----juniperi composita.
 -----menthce piperitidis simplex.
 —————^——— spirituosa.
 ————— vulgaris simplex.
 —————^—•—— spirituosa.
    •  nucis mos chatce.
 -----piperis jamaicensis.
 -----pulegii simplex.
 ------------spirituosa.
 —— rapbani compotita.
 ■     rosarum  damascenarum.
 -----sapphirina.
 -----semuium anethi.
 ———— anisi composita.
 —————— carui.
Aqua vitriolica camphorata.
Acetum scillx.
Hydrargyrus cum  sulphure.
Aqua aluminis composita.
----calcis.
----cinnamomi.
Spiritus cinnamomi.
Decoctum hordei.
Spiritus juniperi compositus.
Aqua menthx piperitidis.
Spiritus menthx piperitidii.
Aqua menthx sativx.
Spiritus menthx sativx.
-------nucis moschatx.
Aqua pimento.
----pulegii.
Spiritus pulegii.
.------raphani compositus.
Aqua rosx.
----cupri ammoniati.
----anethi.
Spiritus anisi compositus.
-------carui.
A qua zinci vitriolati c um cam-
   phora. 
142
FORMER  NAMES.
traumatlcum.
NEW NAMES.
B.
Balfamum sulphurls barbadense.
--------————— simplex.
Petroleum sulphuratum.
Oleum sulphuratum.
Tinctura benzoes composita.
 Calx antimonii.
 Causticum antimoniale.
 ---------commune fortius.
 ---------lunare.
 Ceratum album.
 ————— citrinum.
————— epuloticum.
 Chalybis rubigo prspuraia.
Cinnabaris f ctiiia.
Confectio cardiaca.
 Antimonium calcinatum.
 -----------muriatum.
 Calx cum kali puro.
 Argentum nitratum.
 Ceratum spermatis ceti.
 --------resinx flavx.
 --------lapidis calaminaris.
 Ferri rubigo.           fber.
Hydrargyrus sulphuratus ru-
Confectio aromatica.
Decoctum album.
-------- commune pro clystere.
--------pectorale.
Decoctum cornu cervi.
---------pro enemate.
---------hordei compositum.
E.
 Etectuarium lenitivum.
 Elixir aloes.
 -     myrrha compositum.
 ------paregoricum.
 Emplastrum ex  ammoniaco cum
   me r curio.
 -----■■■     attrahens.
 -----------ccphalicum.
 •          commune.
'-----■                 adbcesi-
 Flecturarium e senna.
 Tinctura aloe's composita.
 --------sabinx composita.
 --------opii campliorata.
 Emplastrum ammoniaci cum
   hydrargyro.

■----------picis burgundicar.
----------lithargyri.
                 — cum re- 
143
    FORMER NAMES.

Emplastrum commune cum gum-
  mi.
.-------___— cum mer-
  curio.
-----------e cymino.
-----------roborans.
——----e sapone.
-------'■---stomacbicum.
-----------vesicatorium.
Emulsio communis.
Extractum catharticum.

----------thebdicum.
Flores bcnzoini.
-----martiales.
Fntui communis.
Hiera picra.
Infusum amarum simplex.

-------senna commune.
Julepum e camphora..
——— e ircla.
-'      e moscho.
Linimentum album.
-----------sapanaccum.
•           volatile.
Lixivium saponarium.
———- tartari.
       NEW  NAMES.
Emplaftrum  lithargyri  com
  gummi.
-------------------- cum
  hydrargyro.
-----------cumini.
-----------thuris.
-----------saponis.
-----------ladani.
-----------cantharidis.
Lac amygdalx.
Extractum e colocynthide
  compositum.
Opium purificatum.
  Flores benzoes.
  Ferrum ammoniacale.
  Decoctum pro foments.

H.
  Pulvis aloe'ticus.
  Infusum gentianx composi-
    tum.
  ------sennx tartarisatum.
  Mistura camphorata.
  ------ cretacea.
  ------ moschata,

L.
  Unguentum spermatis ceti.
  Linimentum saponis.
  -----------ammonix.
  Aqua kali puri.
  -----kali. 
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FORMER  NAMES.
NEW NAMES.
M.
Mel JEgyptiacum.
—— rosaceum.
Mercurius calcinatus.
————— corrosivus sublimatus.
------------------— ruber.
- dulcis sublimatus.
- emeticus fiavus.
• pracipitatus albus.
Oxymel xruginia
Mel rosx.
Hydrargyrus calcinatus.
------------muriatus.
------------nitratus ruber.
Calomelas.
Hydrargyrus vitriolatus.
Calx hydrargyri alba.
N.
Niirum vitriolatum.
Kali vitriolatum.
O.
Oleum petrolei barbadensis.
-----terebinthina athereum.

Opium  colatum.
Oxymel scilliticum.
Philonium Londinensi.
Pilula aromaiica.
------rufi.
Pulvis r bolo compositus.
-----------cun
   opio.
-------e cerussa compositus.
——— sternutatorius.
Oleum petrolei.
------terebinthinx rectifica-
   tum.
Opium purificatum.
Oxymel scillx.
P.
Confectio opiata.
Pulvis aloeticus cum guaiaco.
Pilulx ex aloe cum myrrha.
Pulvis e creta compositus,
-----------------------euro
  opio.
------e cerussa.
------asari compositus.
R.
Rob bauarum sambuci*
Succus  baccx sambuci  spi$-
  satus. 
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FORMER  NAMES.
NEW  NAMES.
s.
Saccbarum saturni.
Sal absintbii.
— catbarticus glaubtri.
— diureticus.
— martis.
— tartari.
— vitrioli.
— volatilis salts ammoniac:.
Species aromatica.
Spiritus cornu cervi.
——— lavendula compositus.
simple.
 nitri dulcis.
—— glauberi.
lis ammoniaci.
  1             — dulcu
  • •      marini glauberi,
---vinosus camphoratus.
----vitrioli dulcis.
—— volatilus aromaticus.
           -fatidus.
Succi scorbutici.
Syrupus ex althaa.
--------e corticibus aurantiorum.
■     — balsamicus.
—------e meconio.
——----- rosarum solutivus.
Cerussa acetata.
Kali prxparatum.
Natron vitriolatum.
Kali acetatum.
Ferrum vitriolatum.
Kali prxparatum.
Zincum vitriolatum.
Ammonia prxparata.
Pulvis aromaticus.
Liquor volatilis cornu cervi.
Tinctura lavendulx compo-
   sita.
Spiritus lavendulx.
-------xtheris nitrosi.
Acidum nitrosum.
Aqua ammonix.
Spiritus ammonix.
Acidum muriaticum.
Spiritus camphoratus.
----•— xtheris vitrioli.
-------ammonix compositus.
■----------------foetidus.
Succus cochlearix compositusf'
Syrupus althxx.
-------corticis aurantii.
-------tolutanus.
-------papaveris albi.
-------rosx.
Tabella cardialgica.
Tartarum emeticum.
——----solubile.
       - vitriolatum.
Trochisci e creta.
Antimonium tartarisatum.
Kali tartarisatum.
----vitriolatum. 
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     FQRMER  NAMES.

Tinctura amara.
———— aromatica.
-fcetida.
• guaiacina volatilis.
• japonica.
■ martis in spiritu sails.
 rhabarbari spirituosa.
—————— vinosa»
■ rosarum.
■ sacra.
■ stomachica.
Trochisci bcchici albi.
——————-----nigri.
       NEW  NAMES,

Tinctura gentianx composita.
-----j— cinnamomi compoj-
— asafcetidx.
— guaiaci.
— catechu.
— ferri muriati.
— hellebori nigri.
-- rhabarbari.
Vinum rhabarbari.
Infusum rosx.
Vinum aloes.
Tinctura cardamomi compos-
  ita.
Trochisci ex amylo.
---------e glycyrrhiza.
V.
Vinum antimoniale.
     — cbalybeatum.
Unguentum album.
——-----basilicum fiavum.
"     —— caruleum fortius.
• —------mitius.
——-----e  mercurio pracipi-
 tato.
        ■ saturninutn.
-------■----simplex.
Vinum antimonii.
------ferri.
Unguentum cerx.
-----------resinx flavx.
----.------_ hydrargyri  for-
-----------calcis hydrargyri
   albx.
----------- cerussx acetatx.
-----------adipis suillx.
FINIS. 
 
 
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