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Pharmacognostically. — In relation to pharmacognosy. 



Pharmacog"nostics= Pharmacognosy. 



Pharmacography. — A description of drugs. 



Pharmacolite. — Hydrous arsenate of calcium, 



I'harmacology. — That branch of medical science which relates to 

 drugs, their preparation, uses, and effects; the science or theory of 

 pharmacy. 



Pharmacological. — Pertaining or relating to pharmacology. 



Pharmacologically. — In relation to pharmacology. 



Pharmacologist.- — A person versed in pharmacology. 



Pharmacomania. — A mania or craze for using or trying drugs. 



Pharmacomanical. — Madly or irrationally addicted to drugs. 



Pharmacomathy= Pharmacognosy. 



Pharmacometer. — A vessel or contrivance for measuring drugs. 

 Pharmacomorphic. — Pertaining to the form or appearance of drugs. 



Pharmacopedia. — The art of imparting instruction or information 

 about drugs, or a work containing such information ; the sum of 

 scientific knowledge concerning drugs and medical preparations. 



Pharmacopedic. — Relating to the study of drugs. 



Pharmacopedics. — The scientific study of drugs and medicinal 

 preparations. 



Pharmacopedy. — Pharmacopedia. 



Pharmacopoeia. — A book containing a list of drugs, with direc- 

 tions for their preparation and identification ; such a book officially 

 published by authority and re\ised at stated times; a collection or 

 stock of drugs ; a chemical laboratory. 



Pharmacopceial. — Pertaining to a pharmacopoeia; recognized in, 

 or prepared, administered, etc., according to the directions of the 

 official Pharmacopoeia. 



Pharmacopoeian. — Versed m the Pharmacopoeia ; acquainted with 



the use of drugs ; a person versed in the Pharmacopoeia. 



Pharmacopoeist. — The compiler of a Pharmacopoeia. 



Pharmacopoietic. — Pertaining to the making or compounding of 

 drugs. 



Pharmacopoietical. — Pharmacopoietic. 



Pharmacopole=:Pharmacopolist. 



Pharmacopolic. — Drug selling. 



Pharmacopolitan=::Pharmacopclist. 



