What is apothecary?

Answer:

an old fashioned word for one who prepares medicines. Now known as a Chemist

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What was an apothecary what did they do?
they sold medicine poison to anyone willing to buy like the drug dealers of today
Who was Apothecary?
Apothecary wasn't a particular person, it was a Renaissance name for a druggist.
What are Apothecaries?
Apothecaries are Chemists iof the 1800's. They used a varitey of herbs and spices to make their medicence. Instore the made and sold drugs. Apothecaries are Chemists iof the 1800's. They used a...
What was sold in an apothecary?
it is a late Latin word, and now an historical word, for one who sells drugs and prepared medicines. The role is now served by a Chemist