1 LcfTKj\ \mA iiA. CrotiMis I vduil's. Mormordica charantio
2 —i - cultivated at. Lahore, and prepared as a dish lor the table.
3 The form in that of u large-sized, long lemon, covered "with
4 excrescences. The taste Is exceedingly bitter; but. When cut in
5 slices and soaked in water, it lasts Some of its bitterness. 1 lie
6 natives are fond of them, when prepared along with annual
7 food.
8 Lnffae am. evtracium (IE)
9 Luff. am. fructus (I.)
10 Luff. am. Minina (I.) Cholera-Morbus.
11 LfriNtis a Lilt’s. Phaseolus alius — ofliciii', but not .-ulti-
12 valid at Lahore. The Hakims use these white bean-- in internal
13 heat, Indian Leprosy, etc.
14 Lupin, all. (I.) Swelling of the parotid gland.
15 * l.ieCTLi's, Hlmulcs. Vitis Sevfcntr nalis —the dried
16 strobiles or cones of hops, 1 had from Eurojie, .1 tlicy are
17 unknown in the Punjab. Hops have lately been planted at
18 Uheyra Dhoon, and a brewery has been establislicd at M vis-
19 siKuie. On lie well-known medicinal properties and uses of
20 Hop- 1 forbear descanting.
21 Lupul. Hum. stroluli (I.) Anorexia and subsultus of
22 the stomach. Pain ui the kueo-joints. Ulceration
23 of t he thyroid gland.
24 Lycium, v. Herberts Lycinm.
25 Lyco coNiTM. Luparia. Canicula. •Acotiit’ini Ponlicum is
26 said to he a deadly poison to wolves anil the family of dogs gisne-
27 »allv. Probably this tnay be the best remedy against hydropho¬
28 bia; it should be tried internally, a; well a- eodermically, by in¬
29 oculating with the active principle of this medicine, i. a., to apply
30 Lycoctoiiina on the wound, made by the rabid animal.
31 Lycoi'kkdok Ti dks, v. Tuber cilxtrium.
32 "‘LvcoromuM -is unknown at Lahore. 1 took both plant and
33 ' tincture: of the n-eds (spores) with me, from Europe.
34 I.ycop. herba (I.) bloody urine. Gough. Ciiddincs,.
35 Headache.
36 I.ycop. /inc/urn. seminum (1.) I’cm with pain-.