LAURUS.
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twelve parts.
one part.
one half part.
of each,one eighth part.
is also called Un-
four pounds.
two pounds.
half a pound.
At the end of twenty-four hours, express,wash with warm water, melt again, andset aside. (Swediaur)R. Mutton Suet, eight parts.
Melt, remove from the fire, and add whenhalf cold, stirring well,
Oil of Bay,
------- Turpentine,
------- Amber,
■------- Peppermint,
------- Rosemary,
------- Juniper,
Mix. (Sax.)— Thisguentum aromaiicum.R. Lard,
Mutton Suet,Yellow Wax,Add to the mixture when melted and halfcold,
Oil of Bay,
------- Rosemary,
------- Juniper,
Mix, and preserve.
R. Lard,
Oil of Bay,
------- Rosemary,
Solution of Am-monia,
Mix. (Wurceb.)R. Stag's Suet,Add to it when melted,Oil of Bay,
------- Turpentine,
------- Amber, 1
Muriate of Ammonia, J
Mix. (Lipp.)R. Lard,
Stag's Suet,Melt gradually, and addOil of Bay,
------ Amber,
■------ Mentha Crispa,
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(Pol.)
two ounces.
of each,
three ounces.
one ounce,half an ounce,of each,one dram and ahalf.
six ounces.
six ounces.one ounce,of each,half an ounce.
three ounces,one ounce.
one ounce.
half an ounce.
two drams.
(FuLD.)
Triturate till coldR. Mutton Suet,
Oil of Bay,Melt slowly, and add when nearly cold,Spirit of Turpentine,Oil of Amber,Mix. (Ant. ; Belg. ; Suec. ; Spiel-mann ; Van Mons)
R. Mutton Suet,Melt, and add
Oil of Bay,
Spirit of Turpentine,
one ounce and a half.Mix. (Lusit.)R. Mutton Suet, eight ounces.
Add to the melted mass,
eight ounces,ten ounces.
one ounce,half an ounce.
eight ounces.
one pound.
Oil of Bay, one pound.
------ Turpentine, one ounce.
------ Petroleum, half an ounce.
Triturate till cold. (Bata v. ; Ross.)
Amst. prescribes eight ounces of suet,one pound of oil of bay, one ounce of spiritof turpentine, and half an ounce of oil ofcajeput.R. Simple Ointment,
two pounds and a half.
VeUow^Vax, } of each, three ounces.
Add to the mixture when melted andnearly cold,
Essential Oil of Juniper, ] e ,
______________, Wild \- eacn .
Thyme, J t,v0 drams '
Mix. (Adstr.)
This ointment is employed externally asa corroborant, and as a resolvent.
carminative ointment.Palat.)
(Fuld. ;
R. Bay Berries, half an ounce.
Fresh Leaves of Chamomile,
< two handfuls.
■---------------------- Mint, -, of
Fresh Tops of Southernwood, each,
-------------------- Ground Ivy, > one
--------------------• Alentha Crispa, hand-
-------------------- Tansey, -" ful.
Seeds of Cumin, ] of each,
------------ Lovage, / two drams.
Oil of Chamomile, one pound.
- R ' f of each, half an ounce.
Macerate for fifteen days ; then boilslightly to the consumption of the humid-ity, and add, when strained,
Yellow Wax,
Storax,
Oil of Anise,
------- Caraway,
------- Mint,
Mix. (Palat.)R. Lard,
Yellow Wax,
two ounces.six drams.
of each, one dram.
six drams,one dram.
Add to the melted mixture when nearlycold,
Oil of Bay, one dram.
------- Anise, eighteen drops.
------ Caraway, twelve drops.
Mix. (Fuld.)
It is emollient, anti-spasmodic, and car-minative.
CAMPHORATED AROMATIC OINTMENT.
Unguentum laurino-camphoraturn. (Ba-vab.; Cadet de Gassicourt)
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R. Mutton Suet,
sixteen parts.