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Species Incisa
Tradition:
Western
Source / Author:
Augustine Dispensatory
1. The first is from Augustine Dispensatory
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Herb Name
Licorice
Cinnamon Ginger Calamus Mace Nutmeg Galangal Clove Cubeb Aniseed Caraway Fennel seed Coriander seed prepared |
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2. Schroeder (Compleat Chymical Dispensatory)
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Herb Name
Licorice
Cinnamon Ginger Galangal Zedoary Mace Nutmeg Clove Cubeb Aniseed confected Caraway confected Fennel seed confected Coriander seed confected |
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3. A Lesser Version (Fuchs, Opera Didactica, 1604):
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Herb Name
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Preparation:
Powder. Instead of the confections, the seeds can be used, adding sugar to taste.
Function:
Clears Cold and Phlegm, warms and strengthens the Stomach
Use:
1. poor Appetite
2. Indigestion
3. Stomach debility
4. Stomach Pain from Cold and Phlegm
5. also for Colic and abdominal Spasms from Wind.
Dose:
1⁄2–1 dram, with warm water or wine
Cautions:
None noted
Modifications:
There were many variations on this theme. Another version being Peptic Powder.
Nothing at the moment
Nothing at the moment
