There is nothing surer than that all their powders will keep better in Electuaries than they will in powders, and into such a body, you may make it with two pound and an half of white sugar dissolved in rose water.
The consistence of the ordinary extracts of the shops is the same as that of electuaries and confections, and is described in the Ph.
A name given in ancient pharmacy to various compound medicines, chiefly electuaries or confections, employed as antidotes to poisons or infection.
The confections or electuaries of catechu and opium are the representatives of the above polypharmic compounds in the modern British Pharmacop[oe]ias.
Druggs orElectuaries of new devise, Or drugges or electuaryes of newe devises.
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