 | Art - 1810 - 700 pages
...circumstancrs, that it is properly the nepeta marifaiia. bee ¿ieei'i <k Cunfuai Nmunlts, 8vo. e\aporated. On this, each is separately pounded : the powder is...through a hair-sieve, mixed in equal parts, and put a» a, in well-corked bottles. It it to be observed, that none of the root» must be employed except... | |
 | Art - 1810 - 1018 pages
...the calyx, and other circumstan r it is properly the ¿sepeta martfeJia. de CiencaasNatur,Jts, 8vo. S evaporated . On this, each is separately pounded :...passed through a hair-sieve, mixed in equal parts, and ¿¿t: away in well-corked bottles. It is to be observed, that none of the roots must be employed except... | |
 | Early English newspapers - 1808 - 690 pages
...are taken when they are beginning to run to seed, and dried in the • shade till all their iumidity is evaporated. .On this, each is separately pounded;...is to be observed, that none of the roots must be employed, except those of the sea-holly, which possess very preat strength. With respect to the use... | |
 | Christian August Fischer - 1809 - 324 pages
...para el in medialo Mesde Mayo de 1802. Calculadas en Valencia par EBDL Madrid ; published by Castillo. The plants are taken when they are beginning to run...is to be observed, that none of the roots must be employed, except those of the sea-holly, which possess very great strength. With respect to the use... | |
 | English literature - 1809 - 574 pages
...gare)mad-v/oti(alysswn spinosum'), and Cretan balm (melissa, crttiea), in the following manner : * The plants are taken when they are beginning to run...It is to be observed, that none of the roots must bft employed, except those of the sea-holly, which possess very great strength. ' With respect to the... | |
 | Christian August Fischer - Valencia (Spain : Province) - 1811 - 332 pages
...The plants are taken when toey are beginning to run to seed, and dried in the shade till all thfir humidity is evaporated. On this each is separately...pounded ; the powder is passed through a hair-sieve, mixei in equal parts, and put away in well-corked bottles. It is to be observed, that none of the roots... | |
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The plants are taken when they are beginning to run to seed, and dried in the shade till all their humidity is evaporated. On this each is separately pounded; the powder is passed through a hair-sieve, mixed in equal parts, and put away in well-corked... 