- are sal
Armoniac. See:
Nicolas Lémery,
Cours de
chymie […], 7th ed. (Paris, France:
Estienne Michallet, 1688),
Chapitre XVII : du Sel
Armoniac, pp. 338–339...
- Salammoniac, also sal
ammoniac or salmiac, is a rare
naturally occurring mineral composed of
ammonium chloride, NH4Cl. It
forms colorless, white, or yellow-brown...
-
Armenian bole, also
known as
bolus armenus or bole
armoniac, is an
earthy clay,
usually red,
native to
Armenia but also
found in
other places. The term...
- eu
entre les
mains un Sel tiré du Mont Vesuve, & que l'on
appelle Sel
Armoniac naturel." (Mr. Lémery got hold of a salt [which was]
extracted from Mount...
- auß dem Salz von Armenia, ... Nun nimb
sauberen schönen
Armenischen Salz
armoniac ohn
alles sublimiren / thue ihn in ein
Kolben /
giesse ein
Oleum Tartari...
- hyacinth, was the base. The
other chief ingredients were red coral, bole
armoniac,
terra sigillata, myrrh, the santals,
burnt hartshorn, camphor, sapphire...
- from its
golden Colour and Appearance. It is made of Mercury, Tin, Sal
Armoniac, and
Flowers of Sulphur, by grinding, mixing, then
setting them
three Hours...
-
which is an
ingredient therein. The
other ingredients are red roses, bole
armoniac, storax, cinnamon, c****ia
lignea (co**** bark of
Cinnamomum c****ia), dittany...
-
Short describes some
medicinal treatments for the 1510 flu
including "Bole
Armoniac, oily lintus,
pectoral troches, and decoctions."
Justus Hecker and John...
