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Title: | Theriac : a selected annotated bibliography of the history of Theriac |
Authors: | Serracino-Inglott, Imelda |
Keywords: | Homeopathic pharmacy -- History Antidotes -- History |
Issue Date: | 1986-05 |
Publisher: | Chamber of Pharmacists |
Citation: | Serracino-Inglott, I. (1986). Theriac : a selected annotated bibliography of the history of Theriac. The Pharmacist, 13, 31-35. |
Abstract: | Theriac,also treacle in the English language, was a complex antidote and one of the most ancient medicaments which was already in use in the second century before Christ. The French term for theriac is theriaque, the Latin theriaca, whilst in Greek it is known as theriake. Theriake was derived from theriakos (of wild or venomous beasts); hence theriac or theriake was an antidote which was primarily used against the bites of serpents, then against poisons in general. |
URI: | https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/48213 |
Appears in Collections: | The Pharmacist, Issue 13 The Pharmacist, Issue 13 |
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