Palla Ákos szerk.: Az Országos Orvostörténeti Könyvtár közleményei 10-11. (Budapest, 1958)

gardens, trading of spirits, tea, coffee, and tobacco separately, examination and price of exotic ware direct trade, buying, preparation, and examination of the principal medicaments, location, and heating of the pharmacy requirements and equipment of the laboratory, the camera materialis, the herbarium, the aquarium, bells for night service, character of the chemist, engagement and responsibility of the assistant, engagement, responsibility, education, ocupation, and examination of the apprentice, reference library, diary of medicaments delivered and purchased, quotations, laboratory book, defect book, poison book, preference to be given to home and neighbour products, supervision and notification of foreign wares, presentation of invoices, home laboratory work, stock of basic materials, harmony of stocks and consumption, management of the pharmacy, preservation of medicaments and poisons, prohibition to allow rebates, indication of the price of the prescription, returning of the prescription, substitution of any ingredients, refusal of prescriptions by pseudo-physicians, requisite of the physician's signature, indication of the preparatory name on the label of the medicament, handing out of poisons, requests of the sick and how to treat them, copies of prescriptions, control of the prescriptions, permanent service during epidemics, relations between pharmacists, collusion between physicians and pharmacists, knowledge of regional medical plants, complaints against physicians, chirurgeons, quacks, traders, charlatans, and non-payers, and, finally, demeanour of the pharmacist. The features and multiciplity of problems of pharmaceutics of the period are vividly exposed in the above topics. The instructions cf Feirenc Nyulas, chief physician of Transylvania, revealing a progressive mind and high culture, deserve special mentioning. Some of the passages have been codified since, while realization of others would still be opportune.