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GALBANUM.

Simple Plaster, two pounds.

Yellow Wax, three ounces.Melt together, and before the mass be-comes cold, add

Gum Ammoniac, \ of each,

Galbanum, j two ounces,dissolved at a slow beat in

Venice Turpentine, four ounces.Mix. (Ant.)

Amst. prescribes four pounds of plaster,four ounces of wax, four ounces of each ofthe gum resins, and three ounces of turpen-tine. — Batav. and Belg. — two pounds ofplaster, three ounces each, of wax, of gal-banum, of gum ammoniac, and of turpen-tine. — Olden. ; Pot. ; and Borus. — fourpounds of plaster, half a pound of wax, andfour ounces each, of gum ammoniac, of gal-banum, and of turpentine. — Sax. — eightparts of plaster, one part and a half of wax,and one each, of gum ammoniac, of gal-banum, and of turpentine.- — Ferr. — fivepounds of plaster, nine ounces of wax, fourof gum ammoniac, two of galbanum, andsix of turpentine.

R. Simple Plaster, four pounds and a half.Melt slowly, and add gradually a liquifiedmixture of

Galbanum, one pound.

Turpentine, six ounces.

In which there has been previously incor-porated

Olibanum, six ounces.

Mix. (Genev.)

R.

Mucilage of Marshmallows,

———------- Linseed,

the inner Bark

of Elm,

Fenugreek,

of each,

fourouncesandJ a half,of each,one ounce anda half.

Oil of Chamomile

------- Lilv,

------- Dill,

Melt together, and add

Gum Ammoniac, "|

Galbanum,

Opoponax,

Sagapenum, J

dissolved in

Turpentine,Finally add

Wax,

Pulverized Saffron,Mix. (Palat.)

The absence of simple plaster rendersthis formula remarkable.

of each,half an ounce,

two ounces.

twenty ounces.two ounces.

R.

Simple Plaster,Yellow Wax,

twenty-four parts.one part.

Melt together, and incorporate it wellwith a slightly warmed mixture of

Ammoniac, "Ianum, y of each, two parts,

penum,

one part.

Gum .Galbanum,SagapenuTurpentine,Mix. (Van Mons)

R. Simple Plaster, twenty-four ounces.Yellow Wax, four ounces.

Melt together, and addTurpentine, two ounces.

Gum Ammoniac, in powder,

four ounces.Terra Orleana, dissolved in one

ounce of Alcohol, three ounces.

Mix. (Mil. Copen.)

R. Simple Plaster, twelve parts.

Yellow Wax, one part and a half.Melt, and add

Turpentine, one part

When the mass is nearly cold, add to itfinally

Pulverized Gum Ammoniac, "1 of each,------------- Galbanum, J one part.

Mix. (Bavar.)

R. Simple Plaster,Yellow Wax,

twenty-four ounces,four ounces.

Add to the melted mixture

Venice Turpentine, ■*

Powdered Gum Ammoniac,

------------- Galbanum,

------------- Opopanax,

------------- Sagapenum,

of each,one ounce,

and when the mass is nearly cold,

Powdered Saffron, two drams.

Mix intimately. (Spielmann)

Sard, prescribes four pounds and a halfof plaster, four ounces each, of wax and ofturpentine, one ounce and a half each,of gum ammoniac, of galbanum, of bdel-lium, and of sagapenum, and two drams ofsaffron. — Dan, — two pounds of plaster,four ounces of wax, two ounces each, ofturpentine, of galbanum, and of gum am-moniac, and two drams of saffron digestedin alcohol. — Swediadr — one pound ofplaster, and one ounce each, of gum am-moniac, galbanum, and of turpentine. —Fenn. — half a pound of plaster, and oneounce each, of wax, of galbanum, and ofgum ammoniac.

R. Simple Plaster¡ two pounds.

Melt it over a slow fire, and add to it,constantly stirring,

Pulverized Gum Ammoniac,"] of each,

------------- Galbanum, > two

Turpentine, J ounces,

previously melted together, and mix well,

(Ross.)