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 1 4 |     pounding it as a very fine powder. When there is danger of
 2 4 |    water and pounded in a fine powder and made into a cataplasm;
 3 6 | bandage above. These things in powder prevent recent wounds from
 4 7 |    silver alone, in the finest powder; and birthwort, when scraped
 5 9 |      medicine on the sore. The powder from hellebore and sandarach
 6 10|   necessary. Another corrosive powder:-Of the most finely-levigated
 7 10|  altogether levigated. Another powder equally corrosive:-Having
 8 10|  having reduced this to a fine powder, and sprinkled it on the
 9 10|       the same manner. Another powder for the same ulcers:-The
10 10|        on them the Orchomenian powder. For spreading ulcers:-Alum,