Duccio Vanni*
Assistant Professor History of Medicine, Health Science Department, University of Florence, Italy
This article, with its historical-medical content, presents the arguments with which Prof. Pietro Betti (1784-1863) advocated the establishment of a single pharmacopeia for the newly born Kingdom of Italy, based on the 'Tuscan model'. He dedicated his last publication to this topic, published a few weeks before his death on 22 April 1863.
Kingdom of Italy, pharmacopoeia, 1863, Pietro Betti, History of Pharmacy.
10.19193/0393-6384_2023_6_176