Arranged catalogues of the articles of food, seasonings and drinks; for the use of lectures on therapeutics, with materia medica / [George Pearson].

  • Pearson, George, 1751-1828
Date:
1821
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Credit: Arranged catalogues of the articles of food, seasonings and drinks; for the use of lectures on therapeutics, with materia medica / [George Pearson]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    EugUsh Names. 36 Piper. 37 Sea Cuckoo, or Red Gurnard. 38 Sea Lanlern. 39 Sea Pullet, or Old Wife. 40 Sea Peacock. 41 Gilt Fish. 42 Laxative Fish, or Spa- rus Msena. 43 Sea Pike, or Needle. 44 St. Peter, or Doree. 45 Weaver. L’honneur des bonnes Tables. —Duham. 46 Sword Fish. 47 MuJIet. Linnean,JFilde7iow, or other Pharmaceutical and Vul- Sj/slematic Names. Trigla Fyra, L. - Cuculus, L. -Lucerna, L. Labrus Tinea, L. -- Pavo, L. Spams Aurata, L. -Maena, and nine other species Esox Belona, L. Zeus Faber, L. Trachinus Draco, L. Xiphias Gladius, L. Mugil Cephalus, L. gar Latin Names, Lyra Marina. Cuculus Marinus. Lucerna Marina. Wrasse. Pavo Marinus. Aurata. Cackarel. Garfish. Faber. Draco. Emperor. Cephalus. Note—Its Ova make the Italian Botargo. 48 Chaetodon, seventy species, excellent food. Subdivision III. CARTILAGINOUS FISHES—Belong to the Am¬ phibia nantia of Linnaus principally—Many resemble Fishes only in ex¬ ternal structure—their Muscles supported by Cartilages instead of Bones —have Cartilaginous Gills. Many of them have quite different Flesh from that of Fishes, and are viviparous. Have no Covers to their Gills, but breathe through Apertures, having arbitrary Lungs. 1 Sturgeon. 2 Isinglass Sturgeon. 3 Tuke, or Antacaeus. 4 Sterlet. 5 Lamprey, Sea. 6 Lamprey, lesser. 7 Lampery, or Pride. 8 Cramp Fish. 9 Spear Mouth Skate. Accipenser Sturio, L. -Huso, L. - Tuka, L. -Ruthenus, L. Sturio. Huso. Tuka. Caviar Sturgeon. Petromyzon Marinus, L. Lampreta Marina. —- ■ ■ Fluvialilis, L. Lampreta Fluviatilis. — Branchialis,L. Lamprena. Raja Torpedo, L. —— Oxyrinchus, L. Torpedo. Oxyrinchus.