2Z. CICATRIZING
2Z. Cicatrizing
These are medicines, usually drying, that help cover a raw place with skin in the form of a scar. They are used after Wounds and Ulcers have been cleansed. They consume the fluid that flows to the skin (which is apt to prevent healthy healing) as well as helping to alter the Humor that is already there to become healthy skin.
| Tormentil | Round Birthwort |
| Plantain | Horsetail |
| Rose | Acorn cups |
| Sarcocolla | Aloe |
| Frankincense | Myrrh |
| Gum Acacia | Dragon’s Blood |
| Cypress nuts | Galls |
| Rue | Mint |
| Pomegranate rind | Pomegranate flowers |
| Burnt Wool | Hares Hair burnt |
| Burnt Sponge | Burnt Linen |
| Lemnian Earth | Armenian Earth |
| Hematite | Calamine |
| Burnt Alum | Scalings of Iron |
| Ceruse | Tutty |
| Burnt Lead | Litharge |
| Sulphur | Orpiment |
| Copper Sulphate | Chalk |
| Burnt Deer Horn | Burnt Ivory |
| Egg White | Fat |
| Cuttlefish bone | Oyster Shell burnt |
CICATRIZING POWDER
OR, POWDER OF FOUR DRUGS
Frankincense
Sarcocol
Myrrh
Dragon’s blood
Take equal parts and prepare a powder for topical application. (Formulary of Al Samarqandi)
Western Classification
