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ptisan
[ tiz-uhn, ti-zan ]
noun
- a nourishing decoction, originally one made from barley, purported to have medicinal quality.
ptisan
/ ³Ùɪˈ³úæ²Ô /
noun
- grape juice drained off without pressure
- a variant spelling of tisane
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of ptisan1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of ptisan1
Example Sentences
The most available Remedies in such Cases, from this Cause, are, a plentiful Bleeding at the Onset, a very copious Drinking of warm Water, to which one fifth Part of Whey should be added; or of the Ptisan No. 2, or of an Emulsion of Almonds, all taken warm.
The Patient is to enter upon a Regimen, and drink plentifully of the Ptisan Nº.
For this Purpose, a an Ounce of Catholicon should be added to the Glysters; or they might be simply made of Whey, with Honey, Oil and Salt. b Give the Patient three times every Morning, at the Interval of two Hours between each, three Glasses of the Ptisan Nº.
But if, on the contrary, the Disease has been long neglected, and has rose to a high Degree, it will be necessary to restrain the Patient a long Time to the Regimen I have directed; he must be repeatedly purged, and then drink plentifully of the Ptisan Nº.
Whenever their Inflammation is very considerable; when there are a great many of them at once, and they prevent the Patients from sleeping, it becomes necessary to enter them into a cooling Regimen; to throw up some opening Glysters; and to make them drink plentifully of the Ptisan, Nº.
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