... of sassafras and of the seeds of carraway, coriander, and, anise, each ^j, in Bix pints of ... magnesia and lime can alone be employed with safety. In the case of sulphuric acid, water should ...

... muriate of, see Gold the seeds of carraway, coriander, and anise, of g Oxide of, see Gold— ... to unavoidable he- morrhage from the uterus. The safety of the female depends upon speedy delivery. Placenta ...

... a third is wasted; add near the end, Coriander seeds) . . . . __ . Liquorice root. _ j . . . . aa gi. Of Ormus ...

... added:- 95 ll<s. German juniper berries, 95 lbs. coriander seeds, 47 lbs. crushed almond cake, 2 lbs. ... ingredients:- 70 lbs. German juniper berries, 56 lbs. coriander seeds, 5 lbs. almond cake, crushed or broken, ...

... equal parts of amyl nitrite and oil of coriander. The inhalation is discontinued as flushing of the ... ounce of the leaves, with 1 drachm of coriander seeds, to 1 pint of boiling wrater. Macerate ...

... Llydrargyro Mistura Anisi Oleum . Fceniculum Aqua Faniculi Cyminum Coriandrum . Oleum Coriandri Carui . " Oleum Aqua Carui Anethum . Anethi ... cold water. lnfusum Gentiana? Compositum contains spirit and coriander, but no lemon-peel. lnfusum Quassia? is made ...

... same view. Capsicum, grains of paradise, ginger root, coriander seed, and orange peel, are also employed to ... prunes, cassia pulp, of each half a pound; coriander seeds, four ounces; liquorice root, three ounces ; refined ...

... prunes, cassia pulp, of eacii half a pound ; coriander seeds, four ounces; liquorice root, three ounces; refined ... half. Pow- der the senna leaves with the coriander seeds, and separate, by sifting ten ounces of ...

... prunes, cassia pulp, of each half a pound ; coriander seeds, four ounces; liquorice-root, three ounces; refined ... a half. Powder the senna leaves with the coriander seeds, and separate, by sift- ing ten ounces ...

... xoptu, to cleanse.) Medicines i'orcleansm- the skin. Coriander. See Coriandrum. CORI'ANDRUM. (From xcpu, a pu- pil, and ... herb, seed, and all, stinks intolerably of bugs.) Coriander. 1. The name of a genus of plants ...