
Chronicles of Pharmacy Vol. II
by A. C. Wootton
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About this eBook
- Author
- Wootton, A. C., -1910
- Title
- Chronicles of Pharmacy, Vol. 2 (of 2)
- Original Publication
- United Kingdom: Macmillan and co., limited,1910.
- Credits
- Karin Spence, Turgut Dincer and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- RS: Medicine: Pharmacy and materia medica
- Subject
- Pharmacy -- History
- Category
- Text
- Project Gutenberg
- eBook-No. 67414
- Release Date
- February 16, 2022
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Untitled
- 2.Untitled
- 3.CHRONICLES OF PHARMACY
- 4.Untitled
- 5.CONTENTS
- 6.ILLUSTRATIONS
- 7.ERRATA
- 8.ERRATUM.
- 9.Untitled
- 10.XV ANIMALS IN PHARMACY — Animal Substances in Pharmacy. — Officially Recognised Animal Medicines. — Homo: Man as a Medicine. — Cow-Dung as a Medicine. — Excrements as Medicines. — Miscellaneous Animal Remedies. — Bezoar Stones. — Gascoyne’s or Gascoign’s Powder. — Vipers. — Mummies. — Dippel’s Animal Oil. — Spermaceti. — Honey
- 11.XVI REMINISCENCES OF ANCIENT PHARMACY — Precious Stones. — The Four Officinal Capitals. — Antidotus Mithridatica Damocratis. — Electuarium Theriacale Magnum. — Confectio Damocratis (Mithridatium). — Theriaca Andromachi. — Philonium, — Diascordium, — Theriaca. — Kermes. — Mel Ægyptiacum — Terra Sigillata. — Oil of Bricks. — Arquebusade Water — Four Thieves Vinegar — Elixir Proprietatis. — Balsam of Sulphur
- 12.XVII PHARMACOPŒIAS — The London Pharmacopœia.
- 13.XVIII SHAKESPEARE’S PHARMACY. — The Apothecary in “Romeo and Juliet” — Brooke’s Version, 1562. — Shakespeare’s First Rendering. — Shakespeare’s Revised Version (Third Quarto, 1609). — Hebenon.
- 14.XIX SOME NOTED DRUGS. — Aloes. — Castor Oil. — Cinchona. — Tinct. Cinchonæ Co. — Cinchona or Chinchona. — Cultivation of Cinchona in the East. — Cubebs — Digitalis. — Guaiacum — Ipecacuanha. — Kousso. — Opium. — Quassia — Sarsaparilla. — Stramonium
- 15.XX FAMILIAR MEDICINES AND SOME NOTES OF THEIR HISTORIES. — Black Draught. — Blaud’s Pills. — The Chelsea Pensioner. — Citrine Ointment. — Cold Cream. — Diachylon Plaster. — Dover’s Powder. — Unguentum Elemi. — Fowler’s Solution of Arsenic. — Friar’s Balsam. — Gregory’s Powder. — Hiera Picra. — Laudanum. — Tinctura Lavandulæ Composita — Lenitive Electuary. — Compound Liquorice Powder. — Opodeldoc. — Paregoric. — Pil. Cochia. — Plummer’s Pills. — Ammoniated Tincture of Quinine. — Compound Soap Pills. — Decoctions of Sarsaparilla. — Seidlitz Powders — Turner’s Cerate.
- 16.XXI NOTED NOSTRUMS — Patent Medicines. — Anderson’s Scots Pills. — Anodyne Necklaces. — Daffy’s Elixir. — Baume de Fioraventi. — Baume Tranquille — Baume de Vie. — Dutch Drops. — Godfrey’s Cordial. — Eau des Carmes. — Goddard’s Drops. — Eau Medicinale D’Husson.—Colchicum. — James’s Powder. — St. John Long’s Liniment. — Seignette’s Salts. — Singleton’s Golden Eye Ointment. — Mrs. Stephens’s Cure for Stone. — Earl of Rochester as Quack. — Warburg’s Tincture. — Ward’s Remedies. — The Whitworth Doctors
- 17.XXII POISONS IN HISTORY — Biblical Poisons. — Poisoning in Rome. — Poisons in Ancient Times. — Poisonings in the Middle Ages. — Credulity in regard to Poisons. — The Marchioness of Brinvilliers — Tofana. — The Chambre Ardente. — Negro Cæsar’s Antidote. — Arsenic Eating. — Immunity. — Modern Toxicology.
- 18.XXIII PHARMACY IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY — ALKALOIDS. — ANÆSTHETICS. — A Mysterious Anæsthetic. — SYNTHETIC REMEDIES. — Early Distinction between Inorganic and Organic Chemistry. — Synthetic Organic Compounds. — Substitution. — Homologues. — Valency. — Structural Formulas, — Aniline. — Imitation of Natural Alkaloids — Other Synthetic Products. — Physiological Speculations. — Alcohol, Ether, Aldehyde, Acetic Acid. — Chloral Hydrate and Chloroform. — Sulphonal. — Acetanilide and Phenacetin. — Salol. — Antipyrin.
- 19.XXIV NAMES AND SYMBOLS — A Pharmaceutical Vocabulary. — Apothecaries’ Weights and Measures Signs. — ℞ — Planets and Metals. — Interpreting the Signs.
- 20.INDEX — FOOTNOTES:
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