MedicineTraditions–Important Texts
Pharmacopoeia Augustana is one of the earliest European Pharmacopoeias.
It was translated and reprinted numerous times
Text:
Pharmacopoeia Augustana
“Enchiridion, sive vt vulgo vocant dispensatorium, compositorium medicamentorum, pro Reipub. Augstburgensis Pharmacopoeis”
Author & Tradition:
Adolf Occo, 1524-1606.
Western (European)
Year Published
1564
Brief Overview
Pharmacopoeia Augustana like other early European Pharmacopoeias is a compilation of formulas, largely from Mesue and Nicholas. It is concise, easily legible being well laid out for its time with other useful information such as Substitute medicines.
There were a number of Renovata, or later editions with additional formulas added from other authors.
See also:
Authors and Sources
Useful Medical Texts
Principle Herbals printed between 1470–1670
Chinese Medicine in European Texts
115 Herbs Common to Western Traditional Medicine and TCM
Pharmacopoeia Augustana
Pharmacopoeia Augustana is one of the earliest European Pharmacopoeias.It was translated and reprinted numerous times
Text:
Pharmacopoeia Augustana
“Enchiridion, sive vt vulgo vocant dispensatorium, compositorium medicamentorum, pro Reipub. Augstburgensis Pharmacopoeis”
Author & Tradition:
Adolf Occo, 1524-1606.
Western (European)
Year Published
1564
Brief Overview
Pharmacopoeia Augustana like other early European Pharmacopoeias is a compilation of formulas, largely from Mesue and Nicholas. It is concise, easily legible being well laid out for its time with other useful information such as Substitute medicines.
There were a number of Renovata, or later editions with additional formulas added from other authors.
See also:
Authors and Sources
Useful Medical Texts
Principle Herbals printed between 1470–1670
Chinese Medicine in European Texts
115 Herbs Common to Western Traditional Medicine and TCM