Complete Herbalist Volume 1 & 2
ABOUT THE BOOK: This book,
running into two volumes, describes in detail the curative properties found in
the herbal world. Tracing a brief history of medicine, it contains materia
medica of over 200 herbs.
It further deals with all the major diseases and their herbal treatments. Also,
it incorporates essays on hygienic principles, sexual philosophy, marriage,
divorce and recipes.
AUTHOR: Prof. O. Phelps Brown | ISBN: 9788172681906 | YEAR: 2009 | PAGES: 213 | SIZE: 6 x 9 x 2 cm. | BINDING: Hard | LANGUAGE: English
CONTENTS: Vol. 1
1. A Brief History of Medicine
2. The Herbal World
3. Epitome of Botany
• Anatomy of a Plant
i. The Root
ii. The Stem
iii. The Leaf
iv. The Flower
v. The Fruit
vi. The Seed
• Medicinal Properties and Preparations
• Weights and Measures
4. PART-I Herbal Materia Medica
• Acacia Vera
• Adder's Tongue (Erythronum Americanum)
• Agrimony (Agrimonia Eupatoria)
• Alder (Prinos Verticillatus)
• Ale Hoof (Nepeta Glechoma)
• All-Heal (Prunella Vulgaris)
• Almonds (Amygdalus Communis)
• Alnus Rubra (Tag Alder)
• Amaranth (Amaranthus Hypochondriasis)
• Anemone (Anemone Nemorosa)
• Angelica (Angelica Atropurpurea)
• Anise (Pimpinella Anisum)
• Aloes (Aloe Spicata)
• Asarabacca (Asarum Europceum)
• Aya-Pana (Aya-Pana Eupatorium)
• Balm (Melissa Officinalis)
• Balmony (Chelone Glabra)
• Barberry (Berberis Vulgaris)
• Bayberry (Myrica Cerifera)
• Bearberry (Arctostaphylos Uva-Ursi)
• Bears Bed (Polytrichicum Juniperum)
• Bead Tree (Melia Azedarach)
• Belladonna (Atropa Belladonna)
• Beth-Root (Trillium Pendulum)
• Birds' Nest (Monotropa Uniflora)
• Bitter Root (Apocynum Androscemifolium)
• Bitter-Sweet (Amara Dulcis, Solanum Dulcamara)
• Blue Flag(Iria Versicolor)
• Blue Vervain (Verbena Hastata)
• Black Cohosh (Cimicifuga Racemosa)
• Blazing Star (Lialris Squarrosa)
• Boneset (Eupalorium Perfoliatum)
• Black Root (Leptandria Virginica)
• Bloodroot (Sanguinaria Canadensis)
• Box (Buxus Sempervirens)
• Buchu (Barosma Crenata)
• Burning Bush (Euonymus Atropurpureus)
• Butter Weed (Erigeron Canadense)
• Cahinca (Chiococca Racemosa)
• Calico Bush (Kalmia Latifolia)
• Cancer Root (Orobanche Vwginiand)
• Cannabis Indica
• Cassia Marilandica
• Catechu (Acacia Catechu)
• Cedron (Simaba Cedrori)
• Celandine (Chelidonium Majus)
• Centaury (Sabbatia Angularis)
• Century Plant (Agave Americana)
• Chamomile (Anthemis Nobilis)
• Cherry Laurel (Prunus Laurocerasus)
• Chickweed (Stellaria Media)
• Chocolate Root, Geum Rivale (WaterAvens), Geum
Virgin'
i. Anum (White Avens)
• Cinchona
• Cinque-Foil (Potentilla Canadensis)
• Cleavers (Galium Aparine)
• Coca (Erythroxylon Coca)
• Colocynth (Cucumis Colocynthis)
• Colt's Foot (Tussilago Farfara)
• Columbo (Coccuhis Palmatus)
• Comfrey (Symphytum Officinale)
• Cundurango (Equatoria Garciana)
• Copaiba (Copaifera Officinalis)
• Cranberry (High)—(Viburnum Opulus)
• Cranesbill (Geranium Maculatum)
• Crawley (Corallorhiza Odontorhiza)
• Crowfoot (Ranunculus Bulbosus)
• Cubebs (Piper Cubeba)
• Daisy (Leucanthemum Vulgare)
• Dandelion (Leontodon Taraxacum)
• Devil's Bit (Helonias Diocia)
• Dock (Rumex Crispus)
• Dogwood (Cornus Florida)
• Dragon Root (Arum Triphyllum)
• Elder (Sambucus Canadensis)
• Elecampane (Inula Helenium)
• Ergot (Secale Cornutum)
• Eryngo (Eryngium Aquaticum)
• Eye-Bright (Euphrasia Officinalis)
• Ferns (Filices)
• Female Fern (Polypodium Vulgare)
• Male Fern (Aspidium Filix Mas)
• Feverfew (Pyrethrum Parthenium)
• Figwort (Scrophularia Nodosa)
• Fireweed (Erecthiles Hieractifolius)
• Frost-Weed (Helianthemum Canadense)
• Fumitory (Fumaria Officinalis)
• Gambir Plant (Uncaria Gambir)
• Gelsemin (Gelseminum Sempervirens)
• Gentian (Gentiana Luted)
• Gillenia (Gillenia Trifoliata)
• Gossypium Herbaceum
• Globe Flower (Cephalanthus Occidentalis)
• Golden Seal (Hydrastis Canadensis)
• Gold Thread (Coptis Trifolia)
• Guaiac (Guaiacum Officinale)
• Hazel (Witch) (Hamamelis Virginica)
• Hellebore (American) (Veratrum Viride)
• Henbane (Hyoscyamus Niger)
• Hoarhound (Marrubium Vulgare)
• Hound's Tongue (Cynoglossum Officinale)
• Hops (Humulus Lupulus)
• House-Leek (Sempervivum Tectorwn)
• Hyssop (Hyssopus Officinalis)
• Iberis Amara
• Iceland Moss (Cetraria Islandica)
• Iron Weed (Vernonia Fasciculata)
• Ivy (American) (Ampelopsis Qiiinquefolia)
• Jalap (Ipomcea Jalapa)
• Jamestown Weed (Datura Stramonium)
• Juniper (Juniperus Communis)
• Kino (Pterocarpus Marsupium)
• Kidney Liver-Leaf (Hepatica Americana)
• Kousso (Brayera Anthelmintica)
• Ladies' Slipper (Cypripedium Pubescens)
• Larch (Abies Larix)
• Large Flowering Spurge (Euphorbia Corollata)
• Larkspur (Delphinum Consolida)
• Lavender (Lavandula Vera and Lavandula Spied)
• Lever-Wood (Astrya Virginica)
• Life-Root (Senecio Aureus)
• Lily (Meadow) (Lilium Candidum)
• Lion's Foot (Nabulus Albus)
• Lobelia (Lobelia Inflata)
• Lousewort (Gerardia Pedicularia)
• Lungwort (Pulmonaria Officinalis)
• Madder (Rubia Tinctorum)
• Mad-Dog Weed (Alisma Plantago)
• Maidenhair (Adiantum Pedatum)
• Magnolia (Magnolia Glanca)
• Mallow (Common) (Malva Sylvestris)
• Mandrake (Podophyllum Peltatum)
• Matico (Piper Angustifoliwri)
• Mechameck (Convolvulus Panduratus)
• Meadow Saffron (Colchicum Autumnale)
• Monkshood (Aconitum Napellus)
• Moss (Corsican), (Fucus Helminthicortori)
• Motherwort (Leonurus Cardiaca)
• Mullein (Verbascum Thapsus)
• Myrrh (Balsamodendron Myrrhd)
• Narrow Leaf Virginia Thyme (Pycanthemum Virginicum)
• Nettle (Urtica Dioca)
• Net Leaf Plantain (Goodyera Pubescens)
• Nightshade (Garden) (Solatium Nigrum)
• Norway Pine (Abies Excelsa)
• Nux Vomica (Strychnos Nux Vomica)
• Oak—White, Red and Black (Quercus Alba, Rubra and
Tinctoria)
• Old Man's Beard (Chionanthus Virgin'ica)
• Old Field Balsam (Gnaphalium Polycephalum)
• Opium (Papaver Somniferum)
• Papoose Root (Caulophyllum Thalictroides)
• Pareira Bra\a(Cissampelos Pareira)
• Parsley (Petroselinum Sativum)
• Partridge Berry (Mitchella Repens)
• Pennyroyal (Hedeoma Pulegioides)
• Peony (Pceonia Officinalis)
• Peruvian Balsam (Myrospermum Peruiferum)
• Pinkroot (Spigelia Marilandica)
• Pipsissewa (Chimaphila Umbellata)
• Pleurisy Root (Asclepias Tuberosa)
• Poke (Phytolacca Decandra)
• Pomegranate (Punica Granatum)
• Prickly Ash (Xanthoxylum Fraxineum)
• Privet (Ligustrum Vulgare)
• Quassia (Picrcenia Excelsa)
• Queen of the Meadow (Eupatorium Purpureum)
• Ragged Cup (Silphium Perfoliatum)
• Rattle Bush (Baptisia Tinctoria)
• Red Raspberry (Rubus Strigosus)
• Red Root (Ceanothus Americanus)
• Rhatany (Krameria Triandria)
• Rheumatism Root (Jeffersonia Diphylld)
• Rhubarb (Rheum Palmatum)
• Rosemary (Rosmarinus Officinalis)
• Pyrola (Round-Leaved) (Pyrola Rotundifolia)
• Saffron (Dyers) (Carthamus Tinctorius)
• Sage (Salvia Officinalis)
• St. Ignatius' Bean (Ignatius Amara)
• St. John's Wort (Hypericum Perforatum)
• Sanicle (Sanicula Marilandica)
• Sarsaparilla (Smilax Officinalis)
• Sassafras (Laurus Sassafras)
• Savory (Summer) (Satureja Hortensis)
• Scull-Cap (Scutellaria Lateriflora)
• Seneka (Polygala Senega)
• Skunk Cabbage (Symplocarpus Fcetidus)
• Soap-Wort (Saponaria Officinalis)
• Solomon's Seal (Convallaria Multiflora)
• Sorrel (Wood) (Oxalis Acetosella)
• Squirting Cucumber (Momordica Elaterium)
• Star-Grass (Aletris Formosa)
• Stillingia (Stillingia Sylvatica)
• Stoneroot (Collinsonia Canadensis)
• Sumach (Rhus Glabrum)
• Swamp Beggars' Tick (Bidens Connata)
• Sweet Gum (Liquidambar Styraciflua)
• Tacamahac (Populus Balsamifera)
• Tansy (Tanacetum Vidgare)
• Thyme (Thymus Vulgaris)
• Tolu (Myrospermum Toluiferum)
• Turkey Corn (Corydalis Formosa)
• Valerian (Valeriana Officinalis)
• Vanilla (VanillaAromatica)
• Wafer-Ash (Ptelea Trifoliata)
• Walnut (White), (Juglans Cinerea)
• Water Pepper (Polygonum Punctatum)
• Wormseed (Chenopodium Anthelminticum)
• Wormwood (Artemisia Absinthium)
• Yam (Wild), (Dioscorea Villosa)
• Yarrow (Achillea Millefolium)
• Yellow Parilla(Menispermum Canadense)
• Yellow Root (Xanthorrhiza Aphfolia)
5. Plants
• Their Collection and Preservation
6. Essays on Hygiene, etc.
• Food and Drinks
• Clothing
• Sleep
• Bathing
• Exercise—Physical and Mental Development
• Air and Sunshine
• Old Age, or Longevity
• Life, Health, and Disease
• Regulating the Passions
• Things for the Sick-Room
7. How to Assist the Doctor
• The Sick-Room
• Nurses and Nursing
CONTENTS: Vol. 2
1. Diseases
2. Miasmatic Fevers
3. Intermittent Fever
4. Remittent Fever
5. Yellow Fever
6. Typhus Fever
7. Eruptive or Exanthematous Fevers
8. Typhoid Fever
9. Diphtheria
10. SmallPox (Variola)
11. Chicken Pox (Varicella)
12. Measles (Rubeola)
13. Scarlet Fever (Scarlatina)
14. Nettle Rash
15. Erysipelas
16. Rose Rash (Roseola)
17. Erythema
18. Glanders
19. Dandy Fever (Dengue)
20. Purpura
21. Anatomy of the Organs of Digestion
22. Diseases of the Digestive Organs
i. Stomatitis
ii. Glossitis
iii.Quinsy (Tonsillitis)
iv. Pharyngitis
v. Parotitis (Mumps)
vi. Esophagitis
vii. Inflammation of the Stomach (Gastritis)
viii. Cancer of the Stomach
ix. HeartBum (Gastralgia)
x. Gastralgia, or Gastrodynia
xi. Spasm of the Stomach
xii. WaterBrash (Pyrosis)
xiii. Dyspepsia, or Indigestion
23. Anotomy of the Liver
24. Diseases of the Liver
i. Hepatitis
ii. Chronic Hepatitis
iii. Cirrhosis
iv. GailStones
v. Jaundice (Icterus)
25. Anatomy of the Spleen
i. Splenitis
26. Diseases of the Pancreas
27. Diseases of the Bowels
28. Dysentery (Colitis)
29. Diarrhoea
30. Constipation
31. Intestinal Worms
32. Peritonitis
33. Summer Complaint (Cholera Infantum)
34. Cholera Morbus
35. Asiatic Cholera
36. Prolapsus of the Rectum
37. Anal Fistula
38. Piles (Hemorrhoids)
39. Diseases of the Absorbent System
i. Scrofula
ii. Tabes Mesenterica
40. Anatomy of the Respiratory Organs
i. Larynx
ii. Trachea
iii. The Lungs
41. Diseases of the Respiratory and Circulatory System
i. Coryza
ii. Ozoena
iii. Catarrh
iv. Laryngitis
v. Bronchitis
vi. Croup
vii. Pneumonia
viii. Asthma
ix. Pleurisy
x. Apnoea, or Asphyxia
a) Asphyxia by Extreme Cold
b) Asphyxia by Inhalation of Gases
c) Asphyxia by Submersion, Drowning
d) Consumption (Phthisis)
42. Anatomy of the Heart
43. Diseases of the Heart and Circulatory System
i. Palpitation
ii. Angina Pectoris
iii. Pericarditis
iv. Endocarditis
v. Chronic Valvular Disease of the Heart
vi. Atrophy of the Heart.
vii. Hypertrophy and Dilatation of the Heart
viii. Cyanosis, or Blue Disease
ix. Diseases of the BloodVessels
a) Arteritis
b) Aneurism
c) Phlebitis and Varicose Veins
d) Milk Leg (Phlegmasia Dolens)
e) Diseases of the BloodvScurvy (Scorbutus)
x. Hemorrhages
a) Bleeding from the Nose (Epistaxis)
b) Haemoptysis
c) Haematemesis
d) Hasmaturia
e) Dropsies
xi. Bright's Disease of the Kidney
a) Ascites
b) Hydrothorax
c) Dropsy of the Heart
d) Dropsy of the Ovaries
e) Dropsy of the Scrotum (Hydrocele)
44. Anatomy of the Urinary Organs
i. Kidneys
ii. Bladder
45. Diseases of the Urinary Organs
i. Nephritis
ii. Diuresis,
iii. Diabetes Mellitus
iv. Gravel (Lithiasis)
v. Ischuria, or Suppression of Urine
vi. Incontinence of Urine (Enuresis)
vii. Cystitis
46. Anatomy of the Nervous System
i. Spinal Marrow
ii. The Brain
iii. Cranial Nerves
47. Diseases of the Nervous System
i. Inflammation of the Brain (Cerehritis)
ii. Apoplexy
iii. Congestion of the Brain
iv. Sunstroke
v. Insanity
vi. Delirium Tremens
vii. Headache (Cephalalgia)
viii. Hypochondria
ix. Neuralgia
x. Bilious Colic
xi. Hiccough
xii. Whooping Cough (Pertussis)
xiii. Spasm of the Glottis
xiv. Epilepsy
xv. Hysterics
xvi. Catalepsy
xvii. St. Vitus's Dance (Chorea)
xviii. LockedJaw (Tetanus)
xix. Paralysis (Pplsy)
xx. Hydrophobia
48. Diseases of the Skin
i. Humid Tetter (Eczema)
ii. Tetter, Shingles (Herpes)
iii. Itch (Scabies)
iv. Watery Blebs (Pemphigus)
v. Rupia
vi. Crusted Terrer (Impetigo)
vii. Papulous Scale (Ecthyma)
viii. Leprosy
ix. Dry Tetter (Psoriasis)
x. Pityriasis
xi. Lupus
xii. Elephantiasis
xiii. Acne
xiv. Warts and Corns
xv. Pruritis
xvi. Maculae or Spots
xvii. Scalled Head (Tinea Favosa)
xviii. Tinea Sycosis
xix. Baldness (Alopecia)
xx. Entozoa
xxi. Trichiniasis
49. The Proper Care of Children
i. Teething
50. General Diseases
i. Gout
ii. Rheumatism
iii. Hip Disease (Morbus Coxarius)
iv. White Swelling(Hydrarthrus)
v. Hectic Fever
vi. Curvature of the Spine
vii. Imperfections of the Human Form
viii. Abscess
ix. Felon (Paronychia)
x. Ulcers
xi. Boils (Furunculus)
xii. Carbuncle (Anthrax)
xiii. Chilblain's (Pernio)
xiv. Burns and Scalds
xv. Goitre (Bronchocele)
xvi. Rupture (Hernia)
51. Diseases of the Eye and Ear
i. Conjunctivitis
ii. Catarrhal Ophthalmia
iii. Purulent Ophthalmia
iv. Scrofulous Ophthalmia
v. Stye (Hordeolum)
vi. Amaurosis
vii. Foreign Bodies in the Eyes
viii. Foreign Substances in the Ear
ix. Ear Ache (Otalgia)
52. Malignant and Venereal Diseases
i. Cancer (Carcinoma)
ii. Syphilis
iii. Gonorrhoea
iv. Gleet
v. Debility or Loss of Vitality
vi. Satyriasis
vii. Stricture of the Urethra
viii. Prostatitis
ix. Orchitis
x. Varicocele
xi. Diseases of the Female Sexual Organs
xii. Vulvitis
xiii. Clitoritis
xiv. Imperforate Hymen
xv. Vaginitis
xvi. Menstruation
xvii. Amenorrhoea
xviii. Dysmenorrhoea
xix. Menorrhagia
xx. Vicarious Menstruation
xxi. Chlorosis
xxii. Cessation of the Menses
xxiii. Leucorrhcea
xxiv. Ulceration of the Womb
xxv. Falling of the Womb (Prolapsus Uteri)
xxvi. Uterine Dropsy (Hydrometra)
xxvii. Anteversion and Retroversion
xxviii. Hydatids.
53. Pregnancy and Its Accidents
i. Pregnancy
ii. Puerperal Fever
iii. Inversion of the Uterus
iv. Miscarriage
v. Inflammation and Abscess of the Breasts
vi. Sore Nipples
vii. Relaxation of the Abdominal Muscles
viii. The Conduct of A Case of Labor
ix. How Do You Know That The Patient is in Labor?
x. What Will You Do Next?
xi. What Next?'
xii. Your Work is not Done Yet
xiii. Lochia
54. The Treatment in Accidents
i. Wounds
ii. Fractures
iii. Head
iv. Collar Bone
v. Broken Ribs
vi. Fracture of the Humerus
vii. Fracture of the Bones of the Forearm
viii. Fracture of the Bones in the land, Foot, or Ankle
ix. Fracture at the HipJoint
x. Fracture of the ThighBone
xi. Fracture of the Cap of the Knee or Patella
xii. Fracture of the Leg
55. Dislocations
i. Broken Neck, or Back
ii. Dislocation of the Jaw
iii. Dislocation at the Shoulder
iv. Dislocations at the Elbow
v. Dislocations at the Wrist
vi. Dislocation of the Bones of the Hand
vii. Dislocation of the Ribs
viii. Dislocation at the Hip
ix. Dislocation of the KneeCap
x. Dislocation at the Ankle
xi. Prevention of Epidemic Diseases
xii. Auscultation
xiii. Urinary Deposits
xiv. Analysis of Healthy Urine
56. TREATMENT OF CHRONIC DISEASES
i. The Author's Speciality
a) Important to the Suffering Sick,
Male or Female
b) Questions for Reference
57. PART -III
58. The Philosophy of the Sexes
i. Anatomy of the Male Generative Organs
ii. Anatomy of the Female Generative Organs
iii. Social Status of the Procreative Organs
iv. Preservation of the Health of those Organs
v. Marriage
vi. Polygamy
vii. Monogamy
viii. Marriage Customs
ix. The Basis of a Happy Marriage
x. Married Life
xi. Advice to the Childless
xii. Sterility and Special Weakness of the Male
xiii. The Philosophy of Generation
xiv. Divorce
59. Bridal Tours
60. Poisons and Their Antidotes
i. Arsenic
ii. Acids
iii. Antimony
iv. Bismuth
v. Copper
vi. Gold
vii. Iodine
viii. Iron
ix. Lead
x. Mercury
xi. Phosphorus
xii. Silver
xiii. Tin
xiv. Zinc
xv. Volatile Oils
xvi. Alkalies
xvii. Prussic Acid
61. Vegetable Poisons
i. Opium
ii. Strychnine
iii. Other Poisonous Plants, or Seeds
iv. Animal Poisons
62. RECIPES
i. Golden Tincture
ii. Pulmonary Remedy
iii. Liver Cordial
iv. Anti-Bilious Pill
v. An Expectorant
vi. For Producing Sleep
vii. For Sick and Nervous Headache
viii. Tonic Tincture
ix. Sarsaparilla Syrup
x. Rheumatic Tincture
xi. For Bronchitis
xii. Compound Spirits of Lavender
xiii. Nerve Tonic
xiv. Stomachic Bitters
xv. Fever and Ague
xvi. Strengthening Plaster
xvii. Acetic Blood-Root Syrup
xviii. A Good Emetic
xix. Nerve Tonic and Antispasmodic
xx. Dysentery Syrup
xxi. Cough Preparation
xxii. Pulmonary Syrup
xxiii. Chronic Diseases of the Mucous Surfaces
xxiv. Liniment for Chilblains
xxv. Liniment for Neuralgia etc
xxvi. Sleeplessness
xxvii. Chronic Rheumatism
xxviii. Remedy for Bowel Complaint
xxix. Worm Mixture
xxx. Painful Menstruation
xxxi. Stomach Pill
xxxii. Bronchial Troches (For Temporary Relief)
xxxiii. Diarrhoea
xxxiv. Neuralgia
xxxv. Pile Ointment
xxxvi. Stomachic Pill
xxxvii. Aromatic Bitters (Stimulant)
xxxviii. Tonic Tea (Debility)
xxxix. Spiced Bitters (For weak patients)
xl. Tonic (For chlorosis, or Green Sickness)
xli. Whooping Cough Mixture
xlii. Tincture for Fever and Ague, etc
xliii. Anti-Spasmodics
xliv. Tonic and Cathartic
xlv. Discutient Ointment (For scrofulous and glandular
tumors)
xlvi. For Suppression of Urine in Children
xlvii. Gargles
xlviii. Honey Balsam
xlix. Anti-Dysentery Cordial
l. For Gravel, Dropsy, etc
li. Cough Syrup
lii. For Dysmenorrhoea
liii. For Diarrhoea
liv. Injection
lv. For the Blues, or Low Spirits
lvi. Skin Diseases with Much Irritation
lvii. Chilblain Ointment
lviii. Acidity of the Stomach
lix. Hemorrhoids Piles
lx. Sore Throat
lxi. Injection for Costiveness
lxii. To Produce Perspiration
lxiii. Poultice for a Fester
lxiv. Cataplasms, or Poultices
lxv. Toothache
lxvi. A Fragrant Breath
lxvii. Foot Bath
lxviii. To Improve the Voice
lxix. Headache, Neuralgic Pains
lxx. Stings
lxxi. A Stomachic
lxxii. For Fevers and Other Acute Diseases
lxxiii. Offensive Breath
lxxiv. Antidote for Rattlesnake Poison
lxxv. For Cancer
lxxvi. For Hip Disease
lxxvii. For Bruises
lxxviii. For Diphtheria
lxxix. Gargle for the Elongation of the Uvula
lxxx. For Bilious Colic
lxxxi. To Remove Warts and Corns
lxxxii. For the Teeth
lxxxiii. A Good Medicated Wine
lxxxiv. Injection for Asiatic Cholera
lxxxv. Bleeding at the Nose
lxxxvi. For Old Ulcers
63. NATURE'S HERBAL REMEDIES
i. The Restorative Assimilant
ii. The Acacian Balsam
iii. The Blood Purifier
iv. The Male Fern Vermifuge
v. The Herbal Ointment
vi. The Renovating Pill
vii. The Woodland Balm
viii. LiverTnvigorator
ix. Frederick W. Hale's
a) Standard Fluid Extracts
b) Fluid Extracts
64. Glossary Index
