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Unguentum Acidi Sulphurici. D. Ointment of Sulphuric Acid.Take ^ij of prepared lard, ^ij of sulphuric acid; mix in a Wedgewoodmortar for an ointment.Medicinally it is useful for itch, gout, bronchocele, and enlarged joints;but is apt to corrode the patient's linen. (A. Duncan.)
Unguentum .ZEgyptiacum. See Liniment. .ZEruginis.
Unguentum .ZEruginis. D. Verdigrise Ointment, or Green Basilicon.Take gviij of resinous ointment, Jiij of olive oil, 3J of verdigrise;mix, to make an ointment.Medicinally, it is stimulant and digestive for indolent ulcers, neglectedburns, &c.
Unguentum be Altiiea. Althea, or Marshmallow Ointment. Take1000 parts of oil of mucilage, 250 parts of yellow wax, 125 partseach of pure resin and turpentine; melt, and strain through linen,stirring with a spatula till cold.Medicinally it is softening and suppurative.
Unguentum Ammonite. Take 3SS of carbonate of ammonia, Jss °fsimple cerate; mix. Stimulant for strumous ulcers.
Unguentum Anti-H^morriioidale. Pile Ointment. Take jij ofsubmuriate of mercury, 5ss of solution of subacetate of lead, ^ss ofsolution of acetate of morphine, 5y of Barbadoes tar, 5J of freshlard; mix for an ointment.Or, Take ^ij of oxide of zinc, 5j of submuriate of mercury, §j of freshlard; mix for an ointment for piles, when very irritable.
Unguentum Antimonii Tartarizati. Ointment of Tartarized An-timony. Take ^jss of tartar emetic, §j of spermaceti ointment; mix.Or, Take ^ij to ^iij of tartar emetic, and 5 j of palm oil; mix.Medicinally it may be applied so as to bring out pimples, in the quan-tity of Jj daily, for deep-seated pains, arthritic swellings, and forphthisis, hysteria, mania, &c. (Jenner.) It is said to constituteMr. St. John Long's boasted cure for consumption.
Unguentum Arsenici. Arsenic Ointment. Take 5j of powderedarsenic, 5yj each of lard and spermaceti ointment; mix, and apply todestroy the surface of cancerous ulcers; but it is by no means safe.
Unguentum Auri. Take gr. j of gold, finely divided by means ofmercury, Jss of prepared lard, and mix.Medicinally it is applied by removing about half an inch of theepidermis of the neck, and rubbing in a very small portion, morningand evening, for syphilis, &c. (Niel.)
Unguentum Basilicum. P. Basilicon Ointment. Ung. resincenigra. L. Take 32 parts each of black pitch, yellow resin, andyellow wax, 128 parts of olive oil; melt the pitch and the resintogether, and add the oil and the wax ; melt, and strain through