Definition: Apothecary, also known as a pharmacist, was originally a person who prepared medicines in the city to be given to sick people. They used herbs, plants, and natural remedies to treat ailments. The term "apothecaries" comes from Latin "a-potestatio," meaning "to test." In medieval times, apothecaries were often employed by the Church as intermediaries between patients and the local authorities, serving as agents for distributing medicines.
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