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Dissertations on Inflammation, Vol. 2

Note 66 — DISSERTATION II. CONTINUED. (continued 2)

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Let two ounces of camomile flowers be boiled in three pounds of water down to two. When this is cold, it ought to be strained, and half a drachm of opium diffused in a pound of the decoction. Of this, a sufficient quantity is to be added to powdered charcoal, in order to form a poultice.

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