A new medical dictionary containing a concise explanation of all the terms used in medicine, surgery, pharmacy, botany, natural history, and chymistry / revised and augmented by Thomas Bradley.

  • Fox, Joseph, 1759-1832.
Date:
1803
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Credit: A new medical dictionary containing a concise explanation of all the terms used in medicine, surgery, pharmacy, botany, natural history, and chymistry / revised and augmented by Thomas Bradley. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Abscessus pectoris, an abscess of the muscles and integuments of the chest pericardii, an abscess of the peri- cardiumy -———— perinezi, an abscess of the peri- nzeum =——-— periostei, an abscess of the perios- teun ——-— peritonei, an abscess of the peri- toneum _——_-——— pleure, an abscess of the pleura ———-——. pudendi, an abscess of the puden- dum -————_ puetperalis, an abscess of the ab- domen following parturition -———— pulmonum, an abscess of the lungs ———— Tenis, an abscess of the kidney -————— sinus maxillaris, an abscess of the sinus of the cheek -—————— spirituosus, an abscess in an artery; emphysema; aneurism | ——--— splenis, an abscess of the spleen temporalis musculi, an abscess of the temporal muscle »——-—— testis, an abscess of the testicle -——-— tonsillarum, an abscess of the ton- sils -—-—— uteri, an abscess of the uterus vesice urinatiz, an abscess of the urinary bladder Abscissio, a loss of any part or faculty Absconsio, the cavity of a bone receiving the head of another Absinthiomenon, any very bitter species of wormwood Absinthites, any liquid impregnated with wormwood — Absinthium, wormwood ; all the species are stomachic alpinum, artemisia, or mugwort ———-————= annuum, golden cudweed ——_——— commune, é common English -—————— latifolium, wormwood —— —— corymbeum, golden cudweed ——--—— Marinum, sea wormwood ———-——— marinum album, Englishsea ~——-—-——= arinumAnglicum, § wormwocd ——--—— maritimum, sea wormwood Sura nS Roman worm — ponticuin,- i —— Romanum, ies ~———-— fantonicum Indicum, fantoni- cum, or the wormfeed Absinthium seriphium, mountainwormwood : of Valais —— tenuifolic, golden cudweed valesiacum, seiiphium vulgare, common wormwood Absolutorium, a perfect cure Absorbentia, absorbents, calcareous earths, alkalies, lacteal, and lymphatic vessels Absorptio, absorption, sucking up, in- haling Abstemius, temperate Abstergens, cleansing, or wiping off Abstersivus, abstersive, cleansing Abstersorius, abstersive, any cleansing me- dicine Abstinentia, abstinence, spare living Abstractio, separation by evaporation Abstractitius, native spirit, not produced by fermentation Absus, the Egyptian lotus Abutilon, althaza theophrasti, or yellow mallow Abvacuatio, local and morbid discharge Abvolatio, abvolation, flying off Abyssus, seminium chimicum Acaca, not dangerous Acacalis, the flower of the narcissus, an- tophthalmic, dose grains iv. to Zi. Acacia, acacia, the juice of the unripe pods . of the acacia foliis, &c. astringent altera trifolia, cytisus spinosus, or trefoil acacia ferrea, an iron spoon foliis scorpioidis leguminosz, the true acacia, or Egyptian thorn tree — Germanica, inspissated juice of wild sloes; dose grain vi. to Gils, astringent globosa, ? bonduch indorum, or Be- globiosa, 3. zoar nut gummi, gummim Arabicum —— Indiana, tamarindus, or tamarind Malabarica globosa, an evergreen tree of Malabar, eases pain spuria, bastard, or false acacia plant vera, acacia Germanica ——— Egyptiaca, acacia foliis, scorp, &c. Zeylanica, lignum campechense Acacos, any disease without danger Acena, a thorny plant of Mexico Ac@ria, unseasonableness Acahi, aqua aluminosa Acaid, acetum, vinegar, or acetous acid Acaja, the prune tree of Brasil; leaves astrin- gent