1 import from Hir.dostun, mi sell Ivy the name of Shu 1 arc
2 Tve-g h a 1. In the 1 feudal Disp, p. LH, it is stated under
3 Culotrdpis procera “A kind of manna named 8hukr-ul-ashi>r
4 is produced on this, or some nearly allied species, by the
5 j meture of an insect called Guttigul, (Jiovic, Iliustv. p. 2io.)
6 it is a nest of the insect, of n whitish appearance, rough on the
7 outside, but smooth within, about half an inch in length, of a
8 hard texture, and earth;; taste, insoluble in water. See Vol. TL
9 Tab. 31, tigs. 7, S.
10 Manna Teeghul (I.) Boils.
11 Mamt. ti;— Nest of mantis, or, Jackal’s navel, officinal at
12 Lahore. See Vol. TI. Tab. 31. fig- T 3.
13 Mantiti N'idulus , vet M. otiortim mamila (I.) Psoriasis
14 tropicus.
15 Marant.e e.ecula—A rrow-root is much used in Hihdostan,
16 and also at Lahore; it is the fecula obtained by washing the
17 crushed or rasped root of different Marautacem, and may he
18 regarded as a pure starch.
19 Mar ant. feecul. (I.)
20 Mabcasita—S chist with iron pyrites is used by the natives
21 in their alchemic researches. See liuinuthum.
22 ♦Makhubium vmnu. Murrvbium t>ulgare —vegetates in
23 Cashmere, but, is not used. The tine;are I administered was
24 from Paris. The root of black hoiohouad has lately been recom¬
25 mended in hydrophobia.
26 MarrvS. a. tinctura (I.) Angina. Spermatorrhoea.
27 Marti alia, v. Fcrrnm.
28 Mast ix - is a well-known resin, which, in the East', serves in
29 •t masticatory. The Hakims administer mastic in stomach and
30 liver diseases.
31 Mastin' (II.)
32 Mkccaki BAi.sAMtiM. Balsamum Mecca vd Opobahanum
33 —is officinal at Lahore; hut, seldom to be found genuine.
34 Msec. bale. (TI.) Costiveness.
35 Mjsco-no ms, v. Stylop/iorum Xcpulciisis.
36 \f )• I u E < a IT B, v. Tctronthcra