ДОПОЛНИТЕЛЬНЫЕ ИЛЛЮСТРАЦИИ

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The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".toslava ("Svyatoslav's Herbal Anthology") dating back to 1073. In the late 15th century, the feudal Muscovite State emerged as a consolidator of isolated Russian princedoms. The first apothecary's termed zeleinaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".slava ("Svyatoslav's Herbal Anthology") dating back to 1073. In the late 15th century, the feudal Muscovite State emerged as a consolidator of isolated Russian princedoms. The first apothecary's termed zeleinaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".ava ("Svyatoslav's Herbal Anthology") dating back to 1073. In the late 15th century, the feudal Muscovite State emerged as a consolidator of isolated Russian princedoms. The first apothecary's termed zeleinaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".a ("Svyatoslav's Herbal Anthology") dating back to 1073. In the late 15th century, the feudal Muscovite State emerged as a consolidator of isolated Russian princedoms. The first apothecary's termed zeleinaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".("Svyatoslav's Herbal Anthology") dating back to 1073. In the late 15th century, the feudal Muscovite State emerged as a consolidator of isolated Russian princedoms. The first apothecary's termed zeleinaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".i>("Svyatoslav's Herbal Anthology") dating back to 1073. In the late 15th century, the feudal Muscovite State emerged as a consolidator of isolated Russian princedoms. The first apothecary's termed zeleinaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".("Svyatoslav's Herbal Anthology") dating back to 1073. In the late 15th century, the feudal Muscovite State emerged as a consolidator of isolated Russian princedoms. The first apothecary's termed zeleinaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".;Svyatoslav's Herbal Anthology") dating back to 1073. In the late 15th century, the feudal Muscovite State emerged as a consolidator of isolated Russian princedoms. The first apothecary's termed zeleinaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".vyatoslav's Herbal Anthology") dating back to 1073. In the late 15th century, the feudal Muscovite State emerged as a consolidator of isolated Russian princedoms. The first apothecary's termed zeleinaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".atoslav's Herbal Anthology") dating back to 1073. In the late 15th century, the feudal Muscovite State emerged as a consolidator of isolated Russian princedoms. The first apothecary's termed zeleinaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".lav's Herbal Anthology") dating back to 1073. In the late 15th century, the feudal Muscovite State emerged as a consolidator of isolated Russian princedoms. The first apothecary's termed zeleinaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".v's Herbal Anthology") dating back to 1073. In the late 15th century, the feudal Muscovite State emerged as a consolidator of isolated Russian princedoms. The first apothecary's termed zeleinaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".s Herbal Anthology") dating back to 1073. In the late 15th century, the feudal Muscovite State emerged as a consolidator of isolated Russian princedoms. The first apothecary's termed zeleinaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".zeleinaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".leinaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".inaya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".aya lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".a lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".lavka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".vka (herb shop) were established in many cities. Owners of the drugstores, zeleiniks, prepared and sold powders, ointments, tinctures and other remedies. They were often highly educated people with good knowledge of the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. 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Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk". the properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".he properties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".operties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. So, crystal is described as 1) "the one that is chained to the neck... bans away unnecessary sleep"; 2) if someone "thirsty holds it in the mouth, the thirst will be quenched" and 3) the same stone "ground and mixed with fresh honey makes mothers produce more milk".erties and action of medications, mainly of plants. Their knowledge was captured in handwritten books termed herbals, or zeleiniks, and in those termed vertograds ("flower garden"). The most acclaimed was the onetitled ?Blessedly shaded flower garden. Vertograd to health? (1534) (fig. 9). This Vertograd contains a number of examples when a mojo turns into a cure. 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During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closear Ivan the Terrible issued the Decree to open the first pharmacy in Moscow. It served only the Tsar and his court. In order to manage healthcare business, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to close Ivan the Terrible issued the Decree to open the first pharmacy in Moscow. It served only the Tsar and his court. In order to manage healthcare business, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closen the Terrible issued the Decree to open the first pharmacy in Moscow. It served only the Tsar and his court. In order to manage healthcare business, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closethe Terrible issued the Decree to open the first pharmacy in Moscow. It served only the Tsar and his court. In order to manage healthcare business, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeTerrible issued the Decree to open the first pharmacy in Moscow. It served only the Tsar and his court. In order to manage healthcare business, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closerrible issued the Decree to open the first pharmacy in Moscow. It served only the Tsar and his court. In order to manage healthcare business, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeible issued the Decree to open the first pharmacy in Moscow. It served only the Tsar and his court. In order to manage healthcare business, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to close only the Tsar and his court. In order to manage healthcare business, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closenly the Tsar and his court. In order to manage healthcare business, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closey the Tsar and his court. In order to manage healthcare business, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closee Tsar and his court. In order to manage healthcare business, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeTsar and his court. In order to manage healthcare business, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closear and his court. In order to manage healthcare business, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closecare business, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. 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During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to close business, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeess, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closes, the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to close the Aptekarsky Prikaz (Apothecary Supervision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closevision office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closesion office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeon office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to close office) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeffice) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeice) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closee) was founded in the early 17th century. Among its functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeits functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closes functions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closections were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeions were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closens were medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeere medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closee medicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closedicinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closecinal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closenal plant harvesting, teaching physicians and specialists in drug preparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeparation, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. 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During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to close, providing medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. 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During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeviding medicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. 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During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeicines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeines and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closees and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closes and treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeand treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closed treatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closetreatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeeatments to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closents to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closes to the army, evaluating the medical expertiseof doctors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeors and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closes and pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to close pharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeharmacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closermacists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeists arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closets arriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closerriving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeiving in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeing in Russia. Apothecary gardens, where people could cultivate medicinal plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closel plants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeplants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeants, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to close, appeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeappeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closepeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeeared in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closered in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closed in many cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeany cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closey cities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closecities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeities. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closeies. During Peter the Great's reign, pharmacology and pharmacy business underwent significant changes: widespread opening of pharmacies, emergence of the pharmaceutical industry associated withapothecary gardens in St. Petersburg on the Aptekarsky Island (which literally means Pharmacy Island), and in Lubny, a town in the Poltava region. In 1701, Czar Peter the Great issued an order to closes. 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