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67. For a fractur of the scull After the scull is layed open and the bones taken out by a levetur or cut by a trapan then fitt a pece of parchment of the same bignes that the fractur is and oynt it with mell rosarie or huny of roses and also the edges of the bone of scull and so put it in gently on apon the dura mater that covers the braines and apon that a good plegen of tow and a good bolster on that and so continue that dresing while it is all most well and the bone he's cast of and then finish the
Symbol | Name | TR (*) | ME (*) | ||
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lb, li, libr. | libra, pound | apothecary's pound | 373.243 g | ||
ss | semis | half | half | ||
℥ | uncia, ounce, unce | apothecary's ounce | 31.103 g | ||
Q | quarta | quart | between 0.95 and 1.16 liters | ||
ʒ | dragma, dram | dram | 3.888 g | ||
G | grana, grain | grain | 0.065 g (65 mg) | ||
A | ana | of each one | of each one | ||
lb ss | libr. semi | half an apothecary's pound | 186.623 g | ||
℥ ss | semuncia | half an apothecary's ounce | 15.552 g |
Name = Name in Text
TR = Translation
ME = Modern Equivalent (approx.; in grams and liters)