Or use pessaries to provoke the birth; take galbanumdissolved in vinegar, an ounce; myrrh, two drachms, with oil of oat make a pessary.
Take a drachm each of gum galbanum and opopanax, half an ounce each of juice of dane wort and mucilage of fenugreek, an ounce of calve's marrow, and a sufficient quantity of wax, and make a pessary.
Corns are like the little worries of life--very teazing and troublesome a good remedy for a corn--which the Galbanum Plaster undoubtedly is-is therefore worth knowing.
Hard corns, then, on the sole and on the side of the foot are best treated by the file, hard corns on the toes by the scissors, and soft corns between the toes either by the strong Acetic Acid or by the Galbanum Plaster.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "galbanum" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
