The Philadelphia medical dictionary : containing a concise explanation of all the terms used in medicine, surgery, pharmacy, botany, natural history, chymistry, and materia medica. Compiled from the best authorities.

  • John Redman Coxe
Date:
1808
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    ARU •curosis, junction by tendon. Syndesmosis, ligamentary union. Synostosis, junction by bony sub- stance. Articuli, knuckles or joints. /dan t arum, the knots or joints of plants. Articulus, a joint; vide Arthron. Artificiale, artificial, or made by art. Artificialis sal, marine salt. Artima, } com]iment or preserve. Artyma,) Artisccchus l&vis, cinara, or artichoke. Artiscus, a lozenge or troch like a loaf. Artiyfiochros color, a yellowish colour indicating a disease of the spleen. Artiypochrus, a pale chlorotic colour. Artizoa, short-lived. Artloicum, an oily formula. • Artocar/ius, the bread-fruit tree. Artocreas, nutritive food of bread and meat boiled together. Artogala, a cooling food of bread and milk ; a poultice. Artomeli, a cataplasm of bread and honey. Artopticius, toasted bread. Artos, bread. Artus, joints ; limbs ; members. Ambus, butter. Arvensis, of the field kind. Arvina, fat. Arvisia, ? A» 1 A . . > Malmsey wine. Arvisium, s, ' Anim, wake Robin ; cuckoo-pintle, or lords and ladies. Arum acaule, arum maculatum. humile angusti/'olium, friar's cowl. Arum maculatum, spotted wake Ro- bin. Arum moschalum, common pepper. /lolyphyllum, the herb tarragon. scorzonerx folio, friar's cowl. tryphyllum, Indian turnip. Arundo, the common rccd of marshes. bambos, Bamboo cane. Brando cypria,? donax,) ° furcta alro-rubens, the walk- ing cane. Arwidofarcta Java, the dart weed. A S A Arundo farcta Indie Oriental!*) ihc dragon's-blood cane. Arundo Indira, the reed yielding the arrow-root powder. Arundo indica forida, ? Indjan ^ Litifolw, 3 Arundo major, tibia. miner, fibula. sci iptoria, the writing reed. Arundo saccharifcra, the sugar cane. sativa, arundo donax. Syriaca, calamus aromaticus. tabaxifera, the bamboo cane ; tabaxir. Arundo vallatorfa, common reed of marshes. Arundo viba Brasiliensis, the sugar cane. Arutxno-epiglottici) small muscles of the larynx. ArytxncAdcus obliauus, ~] small minor, I mus- transversus, jfcles on major, J the back part of the arytenoid carti- lage. Aretanoides, ~) the names of two car- ■Aryt<xnddcs,\ tilages of the larynx. Arruthmus. ? , „ 1 „ , J, ' > an irregular pulse. Arytlunus, 3 Artotyra, a custard ; a cheese-cake. As, a measure of the Romans of 12 ounces. Asa, an healer. dulcis, } gum Benzoin odorata, $ and its tree. Asa-fettida, gum-asafcetida, or stink- kig healer ; devil's dung. Asab, a disease from excess of ve- nery. Asaba hermes, meadow saffron ; her- modactyls. Asabon, soap. Astetus, lapis calcareus. Asagar, verdigrise. Asagcn, sanguis draconis, or dragon':-; blood. Asumar, aerugo aeris, or verdigrise. Asasri. ? . . , , . .... A*amaz,\ Vltno1' or calcintd Vll°i- Asanon, prepared sal ammoniac. Asaphatum, impetigo ; a disease of the skin.