- The dram (alternative
British spelling drachm;
apothecary symbol ʒ or ℨ;
abbreviated dr): C-6–C-7 is a unit of m**** in the
avoirdupois system, and both...
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together 1⁄4
drachm (0.44 g)
orange oil, 1⁄10
drachm (0.18 g) c****ia (Chinese cinnamon) oil, 1⁄2
drachm (0.89 g)
lemon oil,
traces of 2⁄5
drachm (0.71 g)...
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flowers of Benzoin, camphor, and
essential oil of annis-seed, each, two
drachms; brandy, two pints.
Digest for
eight or ten days,
frequently shaking the...
- same in both. It
divides a
pound into 12 ounces, an
ounce into 8
drachms, and a
drachm into 3
scruples of 20
grains each. This
exact form of the system...
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Senna 10
drachms;
epsom salts 10
drachms;
tincture of senna,
compound tincture of cardamums,
compound spirit of lavender, of each 1
drachm. Families...
- S.
customary systems of measurement.
Specifically it is 1⁄60 of a
fluid drachm or 1⁄480 of a
fluid ounce. The
minim was
introduced in the 1809 edition...
-
Parthians were
mainly made of silver, with the main
currencies being the
drachm and tetradrachm. The tetradrachm,
which generally weighed around 16 g, was...
- 0029) 2
drachmes (€0.0059) 5
drachmes (€0.0147) 10
drachmes (€0.0293) 20
drachmes (€0.0587) 50
drachmes (€0.147) 100
drachmes (€0.293) 500
drachmes (€1.47)...
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tablespoons (traditionally 4
fluid drachms or 1⁄2
fluid ounce) and
teaspoons (traditionally 1⁄4 tablespoon; 1
fluid drachm or 1⁄8
fluid ounce). In
older recipes...
- jewellers.
Apothecaries also used the troy
pound and ounce, but
added the
drachms and
scruples unit in the apothecaries'
system of weights. Troy
weight may...
