Abietis Resina

Vide Pinus Abies.

Acetosella

Vide Oxalis Acetosella.

Acidum Arseniosum

Vide Arsenicum.

A'cidum Citricum

Lond. Vide Acitum Citricum, among the Preparations.

1 Brande's Manual of Pharm, p. 5. M 2

Adeps

Vide Sus Scrofa.

Adeps Ovillus

Vide Ovis Aries.

Aerugo

Vide Diacetas Cupri impura.

Ammoni'acum

Vide Dorema Ammoniacum.

A'mylum

Vide Triticum hybernum.

Anisum

Vide Pimpinella Anisum.

Armoraciae Radix

Vide Coclilearia Armoracia.

Assafoetidae Gummi Resina

Vide Ferula Assafoetida.

I The roots which are not ordered in the British pharmacopoeias, contain the same acrid principle as Arum; and are violently emetic and cathartic. Their odour, which is not unlike that of Valerian, is said to prove fatal to moles. St. Hilaire, Expos, des Fam. Nat. vi. 174.

2 Journ. de Pharmacie, vol. vi. p. 56.

Auranth Cortex

FLORES et OLEUM. Vide Citrus Aurantium.

Balsamum Peruvianum

Vide Myroxylon Pe-ruiferum.

Balsamum Tolutanum

Vide Myroxylum Pe-ruiferum.

Belladonna

Vide Atropa Belladonna.

Benzoinum

Vide Styrax Benzoin.

Bergamii Oleum

Vide Citrus Limetta Bergamium.

Bistortae Radix

Vide Polygonum Bistorta.

Cajuputi Oleum

Vide Melaleuca minor.

Calami Radix

Vide Acorus Calamus.

Calamina

Calamine. Vide Zincum.

Calumbae Radix

Vide Coculus.

Cambogia

Vide Stalagmites cambogioides.

Camphor A

Vide Laurus Camphora.

Cascarilla

Vide Croton Cascarilla.

Centaurium

Vide Erythraea Centaurium.

Cinnamomi Cortex

Vide Laurus Cinnamomum.

Cinnamomi Oleum

Ibid.

Colchicum

Spec. Plant Willd. ii. 272. Cl. 6. Ord. 3. Hexandria Trigynia. Nat. ord. Colchicaceae. G. 707. Spathe. Corolla six-parted, with a rooted tube. Capsules three, connected, inflated. Species 1. C. autumnale. Meadow-saffron. Med. Bot. 3d edit

759. t. 259. Smith., Flor. Brit. 400. English Botany, 133. Officinal. Colchici cormus, Colchici semina 2, Lond. Col-

Colocynthidis Pulpa

Vide Cucumis Colocyn-thidis.

Contrajervae Radix

Vide Dorstenia Contrajerva.

Cornu

Vide Cervus Elaphus.

Dioscoridis. 2 About Ipswich, and some parts of Essex. Smith. It is also found near the Red House, Battersea.

3 Hence, Alston imagined that the name of the plant comes from a bug.

-Mat. Med. ii. 349.

Creta

Vide Calx.

Cubeba

Vide Piper Cubeba.

Cusparia

Vide Galipea Cusparia.

Dorema

Don, Lin. Trans, vol. xvi. Cl. 5. Ord. 2. Pentandria Digynia. Nat. ord. Umbelliferae. Essent. Char. Disk epigynous, cup-shaped. Achenia compressed, marginate, with three distinct filiform intermediate ribs. The

Valleculae with one vitta. The Commissures with four vittae. Species. D. Ammoniacum. Ammoniacum Dorema. Don, Linnean

Farina

Vide Triticum hybernum.

Granati Cortex

Vide Punica.

Hyoscyamus

1 Spec. Plant. Willd. i. 1010.

Cl. 5. Ord. 1. Pentandria Monogynia. Nat. ord. Solanaceae.

G. 378. Corolla funnel-shaped, obtuse. Stamens inclined. Capsule covered with a lid, two-celled.

Spec. 1. H. niger. Common Henbane. Med. Bot. 3d. edit. 204. t. 76. Smith, Flor. Brit. 598. Eng. Bot. 591.

Officinal. Hyoscyami folia et semina, Lond. Hyoscyami