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  1. NLM Digital Collections - Quincy's Lexicon-medicum : a new medical dictionary, containing an explanation of the terms ... 
    Publication: Philadelphia : Published by E. & R. Parker, M. Carey & Son, and Benjamin Warner, 1817
    ... that the nitric acid is saturated with lime. SATUREJA. (From satyri, the lustful satyrs, because it make ... Gymnospermia. 2. The pharmacopoeial name of the summer savory. Saiureca sativa. Culina sativa Plinii. Thymbra. This low ...
  2. ... taste and made it one of the most savory and acceptable of meats. Coffee also well illustrates ... and plug up the pores, thus preventing the savory juices from oozing out. More will be said ...
  3. NLM Digital Collections - Choice and profitable secrets both physicall, and chirurgical : formerly concealed, by the ... 
    Publication: London : Printed for the use and benefit of William Masters, 1658
    ... Wine, Rosemary, with the flowers, Rice, Pennyroyall, Winter-savory,& Camo- mile-flowers j M in a pot ... seed, Euforbinm, Pepper, Petrolium, Pelitory of Spain, Anacardus, Savory. 538. Medicines cold in tbe first degree. Chesnuts, ...
  4. ... Truffles, Morelles, and Mushrooms 174 Of Marjoram, Basil, Savory, Thyme, Rosermary, Sage 175 Of the Qualities of ... and of a spicy Nature, as Marjoram, Basil, Savory, Thyme, Rosemary, Sage and Mint: They are heating, ...
  5. ... is of notable use in the French Pox. Savory. Summer Savory is hot and dry in the third degree, winter- savory is not so hot, both of them expel ... 26 HERBS. buds Marjoram, Burnet, sanicle, Sope- wort, Savory, White Saxifrage, Sca- bious, Cichory, Schœnanth, Clary, Scordium, ...
  6. ... Minor, Italy, France, and Spain, Sibth. and Pers. Satureja capitata, L.; upland at Alexandria, Del. Ex- tending ... have become generally known as a condiment. (See Satureja juliana). Ce?ita7irea calcitrapa of the Mediterranean countries. ...
  7. ... the arts, is sulphurous acid. Mr. T. H. Savory analyzed three samples of commercial muriatic acid, each ... it is necessary, in order to make a savory dish, to add legumi- nous fruits to the ...
  8. ... the arts, is sulphurous acid. Mr. T. H. Savory analyzed three samples of commer- cial muriatic acid, ... it is necessary, in order to make a savory dish, to add legumi- nous fruits to the ...
  9. ... lb. 75 90 “ Stillingia oz. 60 70 “ Summer Savory oz. 50 60 “ Tanner’s gall. 50 60 “ by ... Sumach Bark “ 20 “ Berries “ 20 “ Leaves “ 20 Summer Savory “ 20 Sunflower, Garden “ 3° “ Wild “ 30 “ Seeds “ 28 ...
  10. ... the arts, is sulphurous acid. Mr. T. H. Savory analyzed three samples of commer- cial muriatic acid, ... it is necessary, in order to make a savory dish, to add legumi- fruits to the extract. ...
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