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A new Supplement to the Pharmacopoeias of London, Edinburgh, Dublin, and Paris; forming a complete Dispensatory and Conspectus; including the new French Medicines, and Poisons; with Symptoms, Treatment, and Tests
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(hydro-chlorate of soda), Oj of tepid water; mix for a purgativeenema.

Enema Fcetidum. D. Foetid Enema. Add Jij of assafoetida to theEnema Catharticum. D. To make an enema in hysteria, &c.

Enema Laxativum. Aperient Enema. Dissolve gij of sulphate ofmagnesia in Jxij of warm gruel, and add 5j of fresh hutter, or oliveoil, to make an enema.

Enema Nutritivum. Nutritive Enema. Take 3-iij of starch, jiv ofboiling water ; mix, for an enema, in disorders of the oesophaguspreventing swallowing, in tabes mesenterica, &c.

Enema Opii. D. Anodyne enema. Mix 5J of opium with gij of tepidwater.

Enema ScammonijE. Enema of Scammony. Take $ss of pulverizedscammony, $jss of hard soap, Jviij of boiling water, to make anenema.

Enema Tabaci. Tobacco Enema. Take 3ij of tobacco-leaves, Jxij ofboiling water; mix, and give in retention of urine, worms, andlocked jaw.

Enema Terebinthin^. D. Turpentine Enema. Take $iv of com-mon turpentine, the yolk of one egg, rub together, and gradually add§x of tepid water; mix for an enema.

Ens Martis. See Ferrum Amjioniatum. L.

Entomeiline. The name given by M. Lassaigne to Chitine.

Enul.e Campanje Radix. D. See Helenium. L.

Epithema. A sort of fomentation of a spirituous and aromatic kind.

Epithema Ammoniaci. Ammoniacal Epithema. Dissolve Jiij of am-moniacum in q. s. of squill vinegar, and add 5ij of extract of hem-lock, jj of solution of acetate of lead; mix, and apply to indolenttumours, and swellings.

Epithema Goulardi. Goulard's Epithema, Epithema Plumbiacelatis.Take 5J of confection of roses, 51J each of honey of roses, solutionof acetate of lead, and tincture of opium; mix, and apply to irritableulcers, chancres, &c.

Epithema Terebinthin^; cum Campiiora. Camphorated Epithemaof Turpentine. Take Jiij of resinous ointment, Jss of camphorrubbed up with a little rectified spirit, q. s. of rectified oil of tur-pentine ; mix and apply, spread upon leather, to arthritic pains ofthe joints.

Epsom Salts. See Magnesia Sulphas. L.

Epulotics. Medicines which dry up the moisture of wounds.

Ergot of Rye. See Secale Cornutum.

Ery.ngii Radix. D. Eryngo Root, Eri/iigium marithnum. A nativeplant, common on sandy shores. The root has a warm, sweetish

 
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