The new dispensatory : containing 1. The elements of pharmacy, 2. The materia medica, or an account of the substances employed in medicine, with the virtues and uses of each [...] / by W. Lewis. London : Nourse, 1781
Inhalt
- PDF Vorderdeckel
- PDF Titel
- PDF Preface.
- PDF Contents.
- PDF 1 Part I. Elements of Pharmacy.
- PDF 1 Chapter I. Definiton and division of Pharmacy.
- PDF 4 Chapter II. A general view of the properties and relations of medicinal substances.
- PDF 30 Chapter III. Of the Pharmaceutical Apparatus.
- PDF 39 Chapter IV. Of the Pharmaceutical Operations.
- PDF 59 Part II. The Materia Medica.
- PDF 61 Acids.
- PDF 62 Insipid Earths capable of Absorbing Acids.
- PDF 64 Earths Not Dissoluble in acids, or other liquors.
- PDF 66 Glutinous, vegetable, and animal substances.
- PDF 67 Soft Unctuous substances. / Astringents.
- PDF 68 Sweets.
- PDF 69 Acrids. / Aromatics.
- PDF 70 Bitters. / Emetics and Cathartics.
- PDF 71 Abietis ...
- PDF 99 Balaustia ...
- PDF 110 Cacao ...
- PDF 134 Dactyli ...
- PDF 136 Ebuli ...
- PDF 140 Fabae ...
- PDF 144 Galangae Minoris ...
- PDF 150 Haematites ...
- PDF 155 Jacobaeae ...
- PDF 156 Iberidis ...
- PDF 158 Juglandis ...
- PDF 160 Kali ... / Labdanum ...
- PDF 170 Macis ...
- PDF 180 Napi ...
- PDF 186 Ochra ...
- PDF 191 Paeoniae ...
- PDF 207 Quercus / Ranarum Sperma ...
- PDF 212 Sabinae ...
- PDF 236 Tacamahaca ...
- PDF 243 Valerianae Hortensis Majoris ...
- PDF 248 Ulmariae ... / Winteranus Cortex / Zedoaria ...
- PDF 249 General titles including several simples.
- PDF 251 General rules for the collection and preservation of simples.
- PDF 255 Part III. Pharmaceutical Preparations.
- PDF 255 Chapter I. The More Simple Preparations.
- PDF 263 Chapter II. Substances extracted from vegetables by expression.
- PDF 268 Chapter III. Infusions in different menstrua.
- PDF 333 Chapter IV. Conservation of recent vegetables and their infusions, etc. by sugar and honey.
- PDF 353 Chapter V. Separation and collection of those parts of vegetable and animal substances, which are volatile in the heat of boiling water.
- PDF 399 Chapter VI. Concentration of the medicinal parts of juices and infusions by evaporation.
- PDF 418 Chapter VII. Empyreumatic Oils.
- PDF 423 Chapter VIII. Salts and Saline Preparations.
- PDF 484 Chapter IX. Preparations of sulphur.
- PDF 489 Chapter X. Metallic preparations.
- PDF 547 Part IV. Medicinal Compositions.
- PDF 547 Chapter I. Powders.
- PDF 560 Chapter II. Troches and lozenges.
- PDF 567 Chapter III. Pills.
- PDF 579 Chapter IV. Boluses.
- PDF 585 Chapter V. Electaries.
- PDF 603 Chapter VI. Lohochs.
- PDF 605 Chapter VII. Emulsions.
- PDF 609 Chapter VIII. Juleps, Mixtures, and Draughts.
- PDF 619 Chapter IX. Lotions, Gargarisms, Injections, etc.
- PDF 624 Chapter X. Plasters.
- PDF 634 Chapter XI. Ointments, Liniments, and Cerates.
- PDF 648 Chapter XII. Epithems.
- PDF Index.
- PDF 675 Index Medicamentorum.
- PDF Errata.
- PDF Rückdeckel