An edition of Pharmakodynamis: stimulating plants, potions, and herbcraft : excitantia and empathogenica (2002)

Pharmakodynamis

stimulating plants, potions, and herbcraft : excitantia and empathogenica

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An edition of Pharmakodynamis: stimulating plants, potions, and herbcraft : excitantia and empathogenica (2002)

Pharmakodynamis

stimulating plants, potions, and herbcraft : excitantia and empathogenica

1st ed.

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  • ★★★★★ 5.0 (2 ratings) ·
  • 13 Want to read
  • 3 Have read

"Ancient Greek herbalists used the term pharmakodynamis to refer to the intrinsic powers of plants. Pendell charts a voyage around the world of plant teachers and allies. Applying poetry, chemistry, pharmacology, and a generous sprinkling of arcane lore, Pendell wends a course through the realms of plant powers, potions, and herbcraft."--BOOK JACKET.

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Mercury House
Language
English
Pages
293

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Subjects

Materia medica, Medicinal plants, Poisonous plants, Psychotropic drugs, Psychotropic plants, Vegetable Materia medica, Materia medica, Vegetable
Edition Availability
Cover of: Pharmako/dynamis
Pharmako/dynamis: stimulating plants, potions, and herbcraft : excitantia and empathogenica
2009, North Atlantic Books
in English - [New ed.]
Cover of: Pharmako/dynamis
Pharmako/dynamis: stimulating plants, potions, and herbcraft : excitantia and empathogenica
2009, North Atlantic Books
in English - [New ed.]
Cover of: Pharmako dynamis
Pharmako dynamis: stimulating plants, potions, and herbcraft : excitantia and empathogenica
2009, North Atlantic Books
in English
Cover of: Pharmakodynamis
Pharmakodynamis: stimulating plants, potions, and herbcraft : excitantia and empathogenica
2005, Mercury House
in English - 3rd ed.
Cover of: Pharmako/Dynamis
Pharmako/Dynamis: Stimulating Plants, Potions and Herbcraft (Pharmako Volii)
September 2002, Mercury House
Paperback in English
Cover of: Pharmakodynamis
Pharmakodynamis: stimulating plants, potions, and herbcraft : excitantia and empathogenica
2002, Mercury House
in English - 1st ed.

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Table of Contents

On the nature of poison
Nigredo : a turn of darkening
Excitantia : provokers and agitators
Speed limits
Coffee : Coffea arabica
Tea : Thea sinensis
Chocolate I : Theobroma cacao
Plant wars
Chocolate II : Theobroma cacao
The black drink : Ilex spp., guarana
Cola : Kola nitida
Khat : Catha edulis and amphetamine
Ma huang, Ephedra spp.
Speed freaking (amphetamine)
Coca : Erythroxylum coca
Stealing from tomorrow
Wandering and the vision quest
Empathogenica : mammalian raptures
Intro chapter?
Nutmeg reveries
MDMA, ecstasy
GHB
Dream stutters.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
San Francisco, Calif

Classifications

Library of Congress
RS164 .P446 2002

The Physical Object

Pagination
viii, 293 p. :
Number of pages
293

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL21486925M
Internet Archive
pharmakodynamiss0000pend
ISBN 10
1562791257
LCCN
2002005064
OCLC/WorldCat
49527030, 133187503
Library Thing
1940394
Goodreads
552701

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"Pharmako/Dynamis: Stimulating Plants, Potions, and Herbcraft focuses on stimulants (including coffee, tea, chocolate, and coca and its derivatives) and empathogens (notably Ecstasy)"--Provided by publisher.

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Latin venenum, "poison, potion, drug," is rooted in love: Proto-Indo-European wenes-no-, Venus.
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