A laboratory course of pharmacy and materia medica : including the principles and practice of dispensing adapted to the study of the British Pharmacopoeia and the requirements of the private student / by William Elborne.

  • Elborne, William.
Date:
1890
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    Soda, fe, F., soda. Soleo, solitus sum, solere, II., to be accustomed. Solvo, solvi, solutum, solvere, III., to loosen, dissolve. Spiritus, lis, M., spirit. Spisso, avi, atum, are, I., to thicken. Stannum, i, N., tin. Statim, Adv., immediately. Sternum, i, N., the breast bone (the chest). Stibium, ii, N., antimony. Styrax, styracis, M., storax. Sub., Prep., up to, under, beneath, about (acc. or abl.). Subinde, Adv., frequently. Submurias, atis, M., subchloride. Succus, i, M., juice. Sulphas, atis, M., sulphate. Sulphis, itis, M., sulphite. Sulphur, uris, N., sulphur. Sulphuretum, i, N., sulphuret. Sulphuricus, a, um, Adj., sulphuric. Super, Prep., over (accus. or abl.). Syrupus, i, M., syrup Talis, e. Adj., such. Tantus, a, um, Adj., so much. Taraxacum, i, N., taraxacum. Tartaricus, a, um, Adj., tartaric. Tartras, atis, M., tartrate. Tempus, oris, N., time; also the temple (forehead), usually tempora. Tenus, Prep., reaching to, as far as (abl.). Ter, Adv., thrice. Thorax, acis, M., the chest, thorax. Tinctura, se, F., a tincture. Totus, a, um. Adj., so many. Tragacantha, se, F., tragacanth. Tussis, is, F., a cough (acc. tussim; abl. tussi). Ulmus, i, F., the elm. Uncia, ?e, F., an ounce. TJnguentum, i, N., ointment. Usus, us, M., use. Valerianas, atis, M., valerianate. Ve, enclitic Conj., or. Yel, Conj., or. Vena, se, F., a vein. Venenum, i, N., poison. Veratria, se, F., veratria. Versus, Prep., towards (put after governed word), acc. Vesicatorius, a, um, Adj., pertaining to a blister. Vesicatorium, i, N., a blister. Vesper, eris, M., subs, the evening; vespere or vesperi, in the evening. Vices, F., subs, defect., time, times; ad tres vices, three times successively. Vinum, i, N., wine. Virus, i, N., poison. Vomicus, a, um. Adj., producing sickness. Vomitus, a, um. Adj., vomiting. Vulgo, Adv., commonly. Vulnus, eris, N., a wound. Zingiber, eris, N., ginger.