An
electuary is a medicinal paste composed of powders , or other medical ingredients, incorporated with sweeteners to hide the taste, like
Kaynak: ElectuaryIn pre-modern medicine , catholicon was a soft
electuary , so called as being supposedly universal in its curative and prophylactic
Kaynak: Catholicon (electuary)"a strong-smelling plant mentioned by Dioscorides ", possibly Teucrium scordium ), or diascord, is a kind of
electuary , or opiate , first
Kaynak: Diascordiumsanā) is a soft, purgative
electuary containing the plant senna . The other ingredients are sugar candy, cinnamon, lapis lazuli , silk,
Kaynak: Diasennasabastān, from Persian sepestān, possibly from Persian sag-pestān سگپستان, literally "dog's teats), is a soft, purgative
electuary,
Kaynak: DiasebestenHe rose early, and took a dose of anti-pestilential
electuary as large as a nutmeg. After transacting his household affairs he entered
Kaynak: Nathaniel Hodgesboosting and pleasing remedies, such as the "sugar pill ",
electuary or pharmaceutical syrup ; all of which had no known pharmacodynamic action.
Kaynak: Placebo in historyThe ingredients were pulverised and reduced to an
electuary with honey. The following ingredients for the theriac were taken from the
Kaynak: TheriacHungarian lekvár, jam, from Slovak lekvár, from Czech lektvar, meaning
electuary , from Middle High German lactwarje, latwarge, from
Kaynak: LekvarThe root being dried and beaten into powder, and the powder being made into an
electuary, is a singular remedy for spitting and pissing of
Kaynak: Conopodium majusIn pre-modern medicine it was an ingredient in the
electuary called confectio hamech , or diacatholicon , and most other laxative pills;
Kaynak: Citrullus colocynthisof male frankincense in fragments and a cupful of coriander-seed; and, macerating the whole, made it into an
electuary with Roumi bee honey."
Kaynak: Cubebpint every day), two orange s and one lemon each day, and
electuary , (a mixture containing garlic , mustard , balsam of Peru , and myrrh
Kaynak: Placebo-controlled study