Scordium

An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied Sciences · 1907 · p. 44
The Teucrium scordium. Aqua scordii, a mixture of one part of scordium and three parts of water, reduced one-fourth by distillation. Aqua scordii compos it a. a preparation containing II parts each of scordium, Cretan dittany, spikenard, and the roots of Virginia snakeroot, sweet flag, and angelica, 4 parts each of opium and saffron, 6 each of cinnamon, cardamom, and cloves, and 360 of brandy. Extractum scordii, a preparation made by infusing 1 part of scordium in 4 parts of boiling water, pouring off the infusion, repeating the proce with a like volume of water, mixing the two infusions, and evaporating. Syrupus scordii, a preparation made by digesting 32 parts of scordium in 1000 of aqua scordii, and adding to the filtered liquid twice its weight of sugar. Tinctura scordii, a filtered infusion of I part of scordium in 4 parts of alcohol.
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