Phials

Moreover, they brought him the water of the sick in phials,13 and he would test it and say, “He, whose water this is, is suffering from such and such a disease,” and the patient would declare, ❋ Unknown (2006)

When she had finished she put the labelled phials to one side with the form, to be sent to the hospital laboratory, then turned back to her patient. s "That looks fine," she said, removing the pad briefly and peering at the site. ❋ Neil, Joanna (1995)

She filled a hypodermic with a clear fluid from one of the unlabelled phials, then squeezed a bit out of the end to purge the syringe of air. ❋ Lustbader, Eric Van (1992)

No sign of occult art is to be seen, unless the bundles of dried herbs hanging to the rack and in the ingle and the row of labelled phials on one of the shelves betoken it. ❋ Hughes, Thomas, 1822-1896 (1971)

She opened the door of her locker and pointed to the row of boxes and labelled phials on the upper shelf. ❋ Huxley, Aldous, 1894-1963 (1932)

Pure phlogisticated air (nitrogen) may be procured in the easiest and surest manner by the use of iron only -- To do this I fill phials with turnings of malleable iron, and having filled them with water, pour it out, to admit the air of the atmosphere, and in six or seven hours it will be diminished ... what remains of the air in the phials will be the purest phlogisticated air ❋ Edgar Fahs Smith (1891)

On the mantel-piece in the coroner's court the other day, I saw corked and labelled phials, which it may be presumed contained samples of poisons that have brought some poor wretches to their deaths, either by murder or suicide. ❋ Nathaniel Hawthorne (1834)

Ballarin, is a liar, a thief and an assassin, for of the good white glass which he has melted by means of the said Angelo's secrets, he makes vessels, such as phials, ampullas and dishes, which it is not lawful for any foreigner to make. ❋ Unknown (1881)

Then i personally leave when I have 99 phials which is a quick 20 to 30k.

They also sold signed T-shirts, hand-written lyric sheets, and box sets including phials of band-members 'blood. ❋ Unknown (2010)

And every shelf, from floor to ceiling, was stacked with rows and rows and rows of bottles and jars and vials and phials and retorts. ❋ L.J. SMITH (2010)

She skipped past them, offered her neat little parcel of phials and syringes to Christian, got the oxygen started and applied it to Professor Wyllie's anxious face. ❋ Ajay Nair (2010)

They went first to a small, rather poky room where Mr Peters was busy with his pills and phials. ❋ Ajay Nair (2010)

Maurice Rollinat embraced him, too, and as he did so as Oscar noticed, but Sarah Bernhardt did not slipped three small, glass phials of liquid opium into his coat pocket. ❋ Gyles Brandreth (2009)

“He had a lighted match in his hand—and in his pocket three phials of laudanum!” ❋ Gyles Brandreth (2009)

It was there, amid the phials and microscopes of his slightly cramped laboratory, that scientist Steve Barton came up with the formula for which the world has long waited: a potion that promises to hold back time. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Steeple-shaped phials were also buried upside down and have many antecedents in pre-17th-century contexts. ❋ Unknown (2009)