GALBANUM.

Then add

Saffron, triturated with a few

drops of Alcohol, six drams.

Mix. (Hass.)

Piderit prescribes six drams of galba-num, one ounce of turpentine, six ouncesof melilot plaster, one ounce of wax, andsix drams of saffron. — Amst. — one pound ofgalbanum, four ounces of turpentine, onepound of simple plaster, half a pound ofwax, and one ounce and a half of saffron.R. Yellow Wax, of each,

Turpentine, One ounce.

Melilot Plaster, six ounces.

Add to these slowly melted together,Powdered Galbanum, six ounces.

Saffron triturated with Alcohol,

one ounce.

Mix. (Lipp.)

R, Melilot Plaster, "I of each,

Simple Plaster J three ounces.

Yellow Wax, two ounces.

Turpentine, one ounce.

Powdered Galbanum, six ounces.Melt together, and add when nearly cold

Powdered Saffron, six ounces.Stir till perfectly cold. (Spielmann)R. Galbanum, dissolved ~\

in Vinegar, I of each,

Melilot Plaster, | three ounces.Simple Plaster, J

ri- aX ' .■ r of each, one ounce,

.turpentine, J

Powdered Saffron, six drams.

Make a plaster. (Bruns.; Palat. ;Sard. ; Wirtem. ; Niemann)

Hisp. prescribes six ounces of galbanum,four of each of the two plasters, two ofwax, one of turpentine, and six drams ofsaffron. — Hann. — six ounces of galbanum,three of each of the two plasters, two of wax,one of turpentine, and six drams of saffron.It is stimulant, and resolvent.—The firstformula is the only reasonable one.

anti-hysteric plaster.

Emplastrum fœtidum seu anti-hystericumseu matricale seu Assœfœtidœ matricaleseu Galbani roboran«, Scutum pro Um-bilico. (Edinb. ; Amer. ; Bruns. ;Dan. ; Fenn. ; Palat. ; Sard. ; Suec. ;Wirtem.; Augustin ; Cadet de Gas-sicourt; Coxe ; Van Mons)

Emplastrum Assivfatidse. (Edinb. ;

Amer. ; and Coxe)R. Plaster of Semivi- ~\

treous Oxide off of each,Lead, Ç two parts.

Assafcetida, j

Galbanum,Yellow WaxMix.

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of each,one part.

AssafS, } of each, two drams.Tincture of Castor,

a sufficient quantity.

Mix. (Hisp.)R. Yellow Wax,Olive Oil,Resin,

four parts.

one part.

one half part.

Add to the melted mixture when half coldPowdered Galbanum, 1 of each,

------------- Assafcetida, J two parts.

Mix. (Fenn. ; Suec.)R. Galbanum,

Assafcetida, V- of each, two parts.Olibanum, J

Yellow Wax, three parts.

Melt over a slow fire for two hours, con-stantly stirring, and express strongly.(Van Mons)

R. Galbanum, three ounces.

Tacamahaca,

White Wax, of each, one

Venice Turpentine, | ounce and a half.Cumin, in powder, JMake'a plaster. (Augustin; Cadet deGassicourt;

R. Galbanum, twelve ounces.

SÄ } of each, six ounces.

Assafcetida,

Venice Turpentine, >

Cumin, in powder, J

Make a plaster. (Bruns.; Dan.)

R. Galbanum, 1 . ,

c „-„.,„. r of each, one ounce.Sagapenum, J

Assafcetida, half an ounce.

Vinegar of Rue, a sufficient quantity,to dissolve the gum resins ; evaporate thesolution slowly, and add

Turpentine,

Melted Wax.

Powdered Myrrh,Castor,

of each,four ounces.

one onnce.

three ounces.

half an ounce.

one dram.

half a dram.

Fetid Oil of Amber,Mix. (Sard.)

Palat.; and Wirtem. prescribe oneounce and a half each of galbanum, of sa-gapenum, and of assafcetida, and a sufficientquantity of vinegar of rue to form them intoa paste, one ounce and a half of turpentine,four ounces of yellow wax, one ounce ofmyrrh, one dram of castor, one scruple ofoil of angelica, and one scruple of oil ofamber.

R. Turpentine, two ounces.

Yellow Wax, eight ounces.

Melt over a slow fire, strain, and add

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