Dobel, rehearse de great penefaction of de medicament upon de excellent and discreet and virtuous vrouw of Governor Brockholls--Spreek op eene verstaanbare wijze!
Finally, we have a medicament “for curing the gnawing of the blood in the tooth.
Decoctions are the form of medicament most in use among the Chinese.
Another medicament consists in heating about an ounce and one-half of silver in some recipient, and then pouring wine upon it, and rinsing the mouth with it.
The medicament described above cleans the teeth and gives them a sweet smell.
Another medicament is also to be formed into pills and applied inside the ear.
If a large amount of medicament is to be incorporated, then an additional amount of "fat starch" should be allowed.
A Medicament compounded with one third part of the Oil of Olives, and two of the Whites of Eggs well beaten and mixt together, is a very simple and singular Remedy.
What if to some potent medicament Margrave owes his glorious vitality, his radiant youth?
He owned that he had borne from the corpse of Haroun the medicament to which he ascribed his recovery from a state yet more hopeless than that under which he now laboured!
For example, he had been taught, and believed for a number of years, that some medicament of a particular kind was needful for some particular train of symptoms, be the surrounding conditions what they might.
I rarely or never prescribe alcohol as a medicament or a food, or sanction its use as a beverage.
Intravenous injections have a place in sane therapy only when the medicament to be so administered is of known composition and when evidence is available which gives assurance that definite results shall follow its use.
There is a distinct field for the intravenous administration of drugs in those cases in which immediate drug action is necessary, or when the medicament is likely to be changed if absorbed through the ordinary channels.
In the absence of these conditions it is manifestly unwise and even unexcusable to employ any medicament in this manner, and its repeated use is reprehensible.
Too often the United States Patent Law has been used to obtain an unfair monopoly on a medicament or to abet quackery.
Prepared steel is a medicamentproper for enlarged spleen.
So that even those tyros in medicine who abuse this most famous medicament may learn to prescribe it with better judgment for the healing of the sick, and not, as too often they use it, to their harm.
The gospel is the divinemedicament that is to heal all your sicknesses, cure all your diseases, remove all your miseries, cleanse all your pollutions, correct all your errors, confirm within you all necessary truth.
Combemale, of Lille, as a medicament against profuse perspiration in certain cases of serious illness.
Passiflora incarnata was a specific in this case; no doubt the center and probably the local ganglia were irritated from some cause, and, whatever it was, the medicament removed both.
By the way, I must not forget to say you will find it a valuable medicament in sleeplessness and tossing restlessness in your fever patients.
I continued the medicament every four hours for several days, for no further uses for medicine seemed indicated, as there was a rapid and complete recovery.
Unlike the medicament boxes it is not divided into compartments and the lid lifts off instead of sliding in grooves.
The medicament must neither be of too liquid consistence, lest it run down from the uvula and burn the adjoining parts, nor very hard, that it may quickly act on the uvula.
Medicament boxes of silver are mentioned by Marcellus.
The figures of Aesculapius and his daughter Hygeia are found on medicament boxes, the former with the serpent entwining his staff, the latter feeding a serpent from a bowl.
In the Mainz Museum there is a medicament box on the lid of which is inlaid a snake coiled round a tree, the tree and the snake's body being outlined in copper and the snake's head in silver.
A medicament box of a unique character was in use in a chapel as a reliquary till its original use was pointed out.
This being placed in the nares, we propel the medicamentby blowing into the other end.
