A History of Hindu Chemistry from the Earliest Times to the Middle of the Sixteenth Century A.D. v1.c24.s2.37

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Pārada (quicksilver) . . . . . lxxi, 78 Parchment, Leyden . . . . . 49 Parpatitāmram . . . . . 58 Pātanavidhi . . . . . 131 Pathology, humoral . . . . . xxxv Pearl, liquefaction of . . . . . 103 "Peacock" ore . . . . . 139 Period, the Ayurvedic . . . . . I the Iatro-chemical . . . . . xc the Tāntric . . . . . lxii Pètel . . . . . 168 Pé-tong . . . . . 168 Pewter . . . . . 170 Phallus . . . . . 115, 116, 117 Philosopher's stone . . . . . lxii Phiranga-roga . . . . . lxxxviii, 252 Phitkārikabíj (seed of alum) ... ... ... 149 Pitta ( bile ) . . . . . xxxviii Pittala (brass) . . . . . 114 Pleonaste . . . . . 137 Poisons, the . . . . . 47, 129 Book on, . . . . . cxii, cxiv Pompholyx . . . . . 161 Poonoor (punhār) . . . . . 198 Potash, carbonate of . . . . . 45, 52 Pushpānjana . . . . . 94, 95 Pútilohas (lit. metal emitting fœtid odour) ... 104 Pyrites . . . . . 70, 73 iron . . . . . 47