SULPHUR.
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SULPHURO-SAPONACEOUS OINTMENT.
Linimentum psoricum. (Mil. Copen ; Au-gustin ; Henri ; Niemann ; Ratier)
Water, three parts.
Dissolve the soap in the water ; then
strain, and add the sulphur, assiduously
stirring;. (Henri ; Ratier)
R. Subcarbonate of Potass, two ounces.
Boiling Water, one ounce.
Olive Oil, four ounces.
Make a soap, and add gradually to it,
constantly stirring,
Sublimed Sulphur, five ounces.
Mix. (Ratier)R. Soft Soap, two parts.
Sublimed Sulphur, one part.
Triturate together. (Mil. Copen.)
Niemann prescribes an equal part each,of sulphur and of soap, and a sufficientquantity of water.
R. Sublimed Sulphur, \ of each,
Soft Soap, J half a pound.
Root of White Hellebore, two ounces.Nitrate of Potass, one dram.
Lard, one pound and a half.
Mix. (Augustin)
sulphuro-saponaceous lotion. (üa-tier)
R.
three ounces,fifteen pounds.
White Soap,
Water,Dissolve, and add
Sulphur, three ounces.
Mix.
COMPOUND OINTMENT OF SULPHUR.
Ung-uenium sulphuratum sen Sulphuris seuSuîphuris compositum sea anti-psoricumseu centra Scabiem seu ad Scabiem.(Lose; Amer. ; Amst.; Ant. ; Austr.;ISatav. ; HhLG. ; Dan. ; Hisp. ; Gall.;Form. Hör. Fr.; Fuld.; Hann.; Lipp.;Pol.; Iíorus. ; Ross.; Sax.; Sard.;Wurceb. ; Augustin ; Bories ; Brug-natelli ; Cadet de Gassicourt ;Coxe; Piderit; Fiercluin ; Ratier;Saunders ; Sainte-Marie ; Spiel-mann ; Swediaur ; Van Mon«)
Vnguentum Sulphuris compositum.(Lond. ; Hann.)
R. Sublimed Sulphur,
half a pound.White Hellebore Root,
in powder, two ounces.
Nitrate of Potass, one dram.Soft Soap, half a pound.
Prepared Lard,
one pound and a half.Mix.
Swediaur prescribes one pound of sul-phur, three ounces of white hellebore, oneounce and a half of nitre, one pound ofsoap, and three pounds of lard.R. Sublimed Sulphur,
White Precipitate, \
Benzoic Acid, J
Oil of Lemon,
Sulphuric Acid,
Nitrate of Potass,
one ounce.
of each,
one dram.
one ounce.
sixteen grains.
two drams.
Lard, half a pound
Melt the lard and incorporate the other
ingredients, constantly stirring till cold.
(Amer. ; Coxe)
R. Lard, eighteen ounces.
Rose Uu, six ounces.
Sublimed Sulphur, nine ounces.
Powdered Cloves,
------------- Grains of I of each, one
Paradise, | ounce and a half.
Ginger, J
Mix. (Spielmann)R. Lard,
Extract of Ox-gall
Sublimed Si
Hepatic Aloes
Colocynth
Oil of Wormwood
Melt the lard, and incorporate
NATELLl)
R. Juice of Elaterium, one part.
Coagulate it over a slow fire ; then re-move the fécula, let it drip, and mix it with
Olive Oil, one half part.
Butter, one fourth part.
Evaporate to the consumption of the hu-midity ; then triturate, and add
Wax, one tenth part.
Extract of Bile, 1 of each,
Galbanum, / one ninetieth part.Add to the mass when half cold,
'l ux-gau,Sulphur, "IUoes, >
i, . J
one poundtwo ounces.
of each,half an ounce.
three drams.(Brug-
Scammony,Aloes,
Aloes, I of each,
Colocynth, [ one fiftieth part.
M ezereon Bark, J
Euphorbium, ]
Myrrh, of each,
Long Pepper, (* one hundredth part.
Ginger, J
Mix. (Brugnatelli)R. Sublimed Sulphur, "1 of each,
Soap, J half a pound.
Root of Black Hellebore, two ounces.
Lard, two pounds and a half.
Mux. (Sax.)