Elements of pharmacy, materia medica, and therapeutics / by William Whitla.

  • Whitla, William, 1851-1933.
Date:
1889
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    9r. = Granum. {-i.n.neu.') A gram. Itt. = Gutta. {-cB, n. /.) A drop. ?wttat. = Guttatim. Qidvr) By drops. V. = Hora. {-ce, n. /.) An hour. Haust. = Haustus. Q-us, n. masG.) A draught. Hebdomas (-adis, n.f.') A week. Heri (adv.^ Yesterday. Hodie {adv.) To-day. Hora i-cB, n.f.) An hour. ^ , ^.5.5. = Hora Somni Sumendum. To be taken at bed-hour. Idem {Idem, eadem, idem,^ron.') The same. In { prep. gov. all. or aoc.') In or into. !n c/. = In-dies. {adv.) From day to day or daily. Injectio {-onis, n.f.) An injection. ^^^^^ Infra {prep. gov. ace.) Below. ^IHIV infrico {-oui, -ctum, and -eatum, -are.) To ruDinT^ JInfusum {-i, n. neu.) An infusion. 'Intime {adv.) Thoroughly. , JecLir {jecoris, n. neu.) The liver. Latus {-eris, n. 7ieu.) The side. Laxatiuus {-us, -a, -urn, adj.) Laxative. Levis {-is, -is, -e, adj.) Light. Libra {-ce, n. f.) A pound. /./Aj. = Linimentum. {-i,n.neu.) A liniment. ,Liquidus {-us, -a, -um, adj.) Liquid. Liquor {-oris, n. maso.) A liquid. Lytta {-CB, n. f.) Cantharides. Lotio {-onis, n.f.) A lotion. ^Macero {-avi, -atum, -are.) To macerate. *Afagf. = Magnus, {-us, -a, -um, adj.) Large. Mane {indecl. neu. n.—used adverbially.) In the morning. Mane Primo {adv.) Very early in the morning. M. ■— Massa. {-cs, n. f.) A mass. M. = Misce {misceo, miscui, mistum, misoere, pres. imper,) Mix. M. or ^//7. = Minimum {-i, n. neu.) A minim. Med. = Medicamentum (-i, n. neu.) A medicine. Medius {-us, -a, -um, adj.) Middle. Mensura {-ce, n.f.) A measure or by measure. Meridies {-ei, n. maso.) Mid-day or noon. /J/Zst. = Mistura {-cb, n. f.) A mixture. Mitte {mitto, misi,missum, mittere, 2nd p. s.pres. imper.) Send. Modious {-us, -a, -um, adj.) Middle-sized. Mol. = Mollis {-e, adj.) Soft. More dict. = MoTe dicto. (more, mos, -ris, n. masc. ; dicta, dico, -XI, -ctum, -ere, participle.) In the manner directed. More so/.=More solito. {solitus sum, solere, v. neu. passive. To be accustomed.) In the usual manner.