“prevent vaporization ; mostly a 
dust, the scoriz, or bee eo 
Orric. Prev. 1. By trituration. “Sulphuretum antimonit 
preparatum. E. D. & U. S.. 2. By the action of heat 
with the phosphate of lime (oxydized.) Pulvis antimonia- 
iis. L. D.& U.S. Oxidum antimonii cum phosphate cal- | 
cis. E. 3. By the action of alkalies (oxydized.) Anéi- 
monii sulphuretum precipitatum. L. E. & U.S. ‘Sulphur 2 
antimoniatum fuscum. D. 4. By the action of acids 
(oxydized.) Antimonti oxydum. L. U.S. Oxydum anti- 
monit nitro-muriaticum. D. -Antimonium tartarizatum. L. | 
U.S. Tartaris : antimonii, olim tartarus emeticus. E. Tar- 
ye 
No. 59.—-Antivoni1 SuLPHURETUM PRecIPITA- _ 
' No. 60 
~ Cabinet specimen, Jeff. Coll. No. 72. 
“Quvaxrties, Brilliant orange-coloured powder; i 
Mepicat Prorertizs ann Uses. Diaphoretic, ‘eatharties 
es ‘Incompatible with it are all acids; and acdulous salts increase 
TUM. Lv dus &U. os 
Synonym, Sulphur Antimoniatum Favitum, D. 
Precipitated Sulphuret of Antimony, 
taste slightly styptic.,; insoluble in water. — 
_ emetic, according to the dose ; an uncertain medicine ; 
combined with mercury, used in cutaneous diseases. 
its emetic powers—if acid is present in prime viz, unite 
soap or Magnesia with it. Dose, oiot Greine;iapills-- 
Sophisticated with chalk ; should 8 é .cids 
should vapourize with heat, and be of a bright orange % 
yellow. Sulphur, and sulphuret of mirtiaOey, coloured 
with Venetian red, is sold for it. 
Orric. Prev. Pillule hydrargyri submuriatis. L. 
Formula. JR Extract Aconiti 
Antimonii Sulphareti, , 
ne Pracipitati, af 
Magnesie Carbonatis, ae 
Rubbed toge- 
ther into a 
powder. 
60,—ANTIMONIT Viraum. i. Glass of Anti; we 
mony. * 
_ Cabinet specimen, Jeff. Coll. No. 73. 
