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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    Acidum fossile, the vitriolic, nitrous, or mu- riatic acid gallaceum, Pea acid, or acid of galle, galls; formerly call- gallarum, ed the astringent Principle | lacticum, 2 lactic acid, or acid of lactis, é milk -—— lithicum, lithic acid, or acid of uri- nary calculus malicum, malic acid, or acid of ap- ples -———— marinum, acid of sea or fossil salt, marine acid ——— marinum aeratum, dephlogisticatum, muriaticum oxy genatum =——— mephiticum, acidum aereum ——- meitallicum, é the vitriolic, nitrous, minerale, and marine acids molybdenz, i acid of molybdena -—— molybdicum, -——— muriaticum, acid of sea or fossil salt; marine acid; obtained by distilling sea salt with half its weight of sulphuric acid —— muriaticum oxygenatum, acidum muriaticum with excess of oxygen —— nativum, lemon juice, &c. the aci- difying principle of Lavoisier ~-—— nitri hydrargyratum, hydrargyratum nitri acidum nitricum, the liquor remaining from a distillation of nitre with half its weight of acid of sulphur; azot combined with oxygen —— aitrivinosum, spiritus nitri dulcis nitro-muriaticum, aqua regia ——— nitrosum, acidum‘nitricum with ex- cess of azot; smoaking nitrous acid nitrosum album, acidum nitricum dephlogisticatum, é acid- degazatum, um nitrosun oxygenatum nitrosum fiumans, acidum nitrosum — — phlogisticatum, acidum ni- trosum -———— nitrosum tenue, aqua fortis, or di- luted nitrous acid =——-oxalycum, oxalic acid, or acid of sorrel ->—— perlatum, acid of pearls pingue, acidum sebacicum =——— phosphoricum, phosphoric acid, ex- tracted from urine, bones, fossils, &c. é acid- um ne ACI Acidum volatile, ain phosphoric phosphorosum, acid; acid of phosphorus with less oxygen pomi, malic acid, or acid of apples —— citrei, citric acid, or acid of citrons primigenium, acidwm vitriolicaum prussicum, prussic acid; colouring matter of Prussian blue ’ —— pyrclignosum, empyreumatic acid spirit of box ——-- pyro-mucosum, pyro-mucic acid; spirit of honey, sugar, &c. pyro-tartarosum, spirit of tartar regalinum, aqua regia, or nitro-mu- riatic acid sacchari, oxalic acid, or acid of su< gar = sacchari empyreumaticum ex lacte, empyreumatic acid of sugar; procured by simply distilling sugar; saccho-lactic acid saccharinum, acid of sugar saccho-lacticum, acid from milk —— sebacicum, acid of suet or fat —— siderum, acid of the loadstone silicum, acid of flints ——— spatosum, acidum fluoricum e succini, succinic acid, or acid, succinicum, é or salt of amber - sueceanum, Swedish acid of scheele, acidum fluoricum . sulphuricum, acidum vitriolicum; a combination of a full portion of oxygen with its basis; the vapour of sulphur im- bibed by water ——— sulphureum, volatile, acid of sulphur ——— sulphuris, acidum vitriolicum - sulphurosum, sulphureous acid; vi- triolic acid, with less of the oxygen of Lavoisier tartari, acid of the tartar of jase wine terre ponderose, acid of barytes, or heavy spar —— tunsticum, acid of tungstein urine, acidum phosphoricum vagum, acidum vitriolicum ———- vegetabile, native acid of vecetables, always mixed with mucilage, &c. vegetabile essentiale, concentrated acidum vegatabile vitrioli aromaticum, P. E.. elixir vi- trioli vinosum, #ther vitriolicus vitriolicum, .the most simpleand universal acid ‘