Apoˊthecaries

having separated themselves from the ancient Society of Grocers, grew so much in favour with King James I. that he used to call them his Company, and gave them a Charter or Incorporation, in the fifteenth Year of his Reign. Their Arms are Argent. Apollo arm’d with a bow and arrow, surmounted a Python. Their supporters two Unicorns, and the crest a Rhinoceros surmounting a torce and helmet. The motto, Opifer per Orbem dicor.

Definition taken from The Universal Etymological English Dictionary, edited by Nathan Bailey (1736)

Antiˊpodes [in Geography] * Archeus [with Chymists]