Transactions of the Medico-Botanical Society of London, for 1832 and 1833.

London : Printed by J. and C. Adlard, 1834.

96 pages ; 20 cm

Contents: An essay on the use of holly and illicine [i.e. ilicine] in the cure of intermittent fevers / by L.F.E. Rousseau - On the medicinal properties of the Piscidia erythrina, or Jamaica logwood / by William Hamilton - Observations on some medicinal products of Australian plants / by Mr. Mudie - A dissertation on some ancient plants of Egypt / by M. Bonastre - Some account of the Cheritmanos of Peru, and of the medicines sold by them / by Will. Bollaert - Remarks on the Juribali, or Eurabili, a febrifuge bark-tree of Pomeroon / by John Hancock - Inaugural address, delivered at a meeting of the Medico-Botanical Society of London / by Gilbert T. Burnett - Some account of the febrifuge bark of a tree called El Malambo, of South America / by Wm. Hamilton - On the use of the essential oil of lemons in various inflammations of the eye, with cases / by J. Foote, jun. - Observations on some of the medical plants mentioned by Shakspeare / communicated by Samuel Rootsey

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