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SULPHUR.
EMULSION OF ANISATED BALSAM OF SUL-PHUR. (Van Mons)
R. Gum Arabic, two drams.
Anisated Balsam of Sulphur, one dram.
Honey, one ounce.
Hyssop Water, eight ounces.
Mix
SUCCINATED BALSAM OF SULPHUR.
Balsamum Sulphuris succinatum. (Hisp. ;Sard. ; Van Mons)
R. Rectified Oil of Amber,Sublimed Sulphur,
six parts.one part.
Digest in a sand-bath. (Sard.; VanMons)
Hisp. prescribes one part of the oil andfour parts of sulphur.
TEREBINTHIÑATED BALSAM OF SULPHUR.
Balsamus fitce Ritlandi, Balsamum sulphu-ris terebinfhinatum, Oleum TerebinthinœSulphuratum. (Ant. ; Batav. ; Belg. ;Bruns. ; Dan. ; Hisp. ; Ff.rr. ; Hann.;Lipp. ; Oldïn. ; Palat.; Borus. ;Sard. ; Suec. ; Wirvbm. ; Herbip. ;Cadet de Gassicourt ; Pidbrit ;Van Mons)
R. Sublimed Sulphur, one part.
Spirit of Turpentine,
four parts.
spirit.
R. Sublimed Sulphur,Linseed Oil,
Dissolve in a sand-bath. (Hisp.j Ferr. ;Van Mons)
Palat. ; Sard. ; Wirtem. ; Cadet deGassicourt ; Bruns. ; and Herbip. pre-scribe one part of sulphur and five parts ofspirit.
two parts,six parts.
Dissolve, and add to three parts of thesolution.
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Spirit of Turpentine, eight parts.
Mix. (Suec) í 9lif i
Ant.; Batav.; Bei.g. ; Hann.; Ol-den. ; and Borus. prescribe one part ofsimple balsam of sulphur and three parts ofspirit. — Piderit — one of balsam and fourof spirit. — Dan. — one of balsam and eightof spirit. — Lipp. — one of balsam and five ofspirit. — Ferr. — three of balsam and thirty-two of spirit.
R. Sulphur, two ounces.
Spirit of Turpentine, three ounces.
Linseed Oil, two pounds.
Dissolve the sulphur in the oil ; then add
the spirit, and leave the mixture to digest in
a very gentle heat. (Bruns. ; Wirtem.)
It is excitant, and was formerly reputeddiuretic. — Dose, from six to twelve drops.
¿ETHEREAL BALSAM.
Balsamum cethereum. (Augustin)
of each,half a dram .
R. Terebinthinated Balsam
of Sulphur,
Sulphuric .¿Ether,
Dippel's Animal Oil, six drops
Mix. — It is extolled by Bucking, in what
he calls pituitous colic, attributed to atony
of the stomach. — Dose from two to ten
drops, thrice a day, on sugar or in a little
water.
cerate of sulphur.
Cerátume Sulphurs. (Ratier; Swediaur)
R. Sublimed Sulphur, four ounces.
Cerate, one pound.Mix. (Ratier)
R. Sublimed Sulphur, "1 of each,
Bay Berries, one ounce.
Fresh Butter, a sufficient quantity.Triturate together.
SIMPLE OINTMENT OF SULPHUR.. ¡ß[|p
Unguentum Sulphuris seu e Sulphure seusulphuratum simplex seu ad Scabiem.(Lond. ; Dubl. ; Edinb.; Amer.; Ba-var. ; Hamb.; Hann. ; Lusit. ; Cast.Borus. ; Borus. ; Sax. ; Augustin ;Cadet de Gassicourt ; Coxe ; Ra-tier; Swediaur)
Unguentum Sulphuris.
R. Sublimed Sulphur,
three ounces.Prepared Lard, half a pound.Mix. (Lond.)
Edinb.; and Dubl. prescribe one
part of sulphur and four parts of lard.
Hann. ; Cast. Bords. ; Borus. ; Sax.;
Ratier; and Swediaur prescribe one
part of sulphur and two parts of lard. —
Bavas. — one of sulphur and three of lard.
— Amer. ; and Coxe— one of sulphur and
four of lard.— Hamb. — one of sulphur and
eight of lard. — Augustin — one of sulphur
and a sufficient quantity of lard.
R. Sulphur, one part.
Rose Ointment, two parts.
Triturate together. (Lusit.)
R. Walnut Oil, half a pound.
Sublimed Sulphur, two ounces.
Dissolve in a water-bath, and add
Lard, half a pound.
Yellow Wax, one ounce.
Alkanet, a sufficient quantity,
to colour the mass. Strain through a linen
cloth. (Cadet de Gassicourt)