1 Opi! nitric, aticlurn (H.) Dysentery.
2 Opii sulpb. sodce (II.)
3 Opium pirmm, vel linctura («L) Dysury.
4 O i on Ats a mum, v, M Ocean i ba lsa m um
5 Opopa-»ax— means, u « remedy for all diseases. * lhe
6 Hakims use this gum-resin in uterine- affections, flatulent colic,
7 convulsions, discharges, indurations, etc.
8 Opopan. (II.) Anorexia. Dysentery. Headache. Vain
9 from externa) violence. Pain in the umbilical region.
10 Tenesmus.
11 Orchis cokopic.* (<oftinis sfim ies)--vegetates on the Cash-
12 me ream mountains^ but is not officinal.
13 *0items mascula, v. Salep.
14 Oar-'.osEUNt'M—is used, in Greece, as a cataplasm prepared
15 from the fresh plant, iri urinary affections; as dysury and ischury.
16 Origanum HKRACi.i'riCRM (dfRnm species)—™ officinal in
17 Cashmere., where it grows in the mountains - ';
18 Origan, he.raci. herbu (I.)
19 •Origanum M'ajorana, v. Mujorana.,
20 •Origanum Vulgare— grows in Cashmere; but ia .as little
21 used there is in Europe. Us dried leaves are recftr&niended as
22 a substitute for tea; they act as a stomachic end etmneniigogue.
23 OadBANOHE cruf.nta, v. Cruenta lierielotiu, wnich is,not,
24 however, the proper denomination.
25 ■ Ouy/a rubra— is cultivated oh the plains ot the I unji’b as
26 well as in Cashmere, and is nr; article of foul with the natives.
27 Oryxu rubra (I.) Diarrhoea. ,
28 Ossa Sepi/r, v. Sepia os.
29 Ovum— Yelk, dissolved in warm water and sweetened with
30 sugar, is a good substitute for milk to babies, and the pellicle of
31 ail egg (the fine inner skin) is recommended to be applied to
32 superficial wounds
33 Oxauas AMMONi.fi-is a well known chymical preparation.
34 Oml. ammon: (II.)
35 OxAT.nu.r, ac imi m. Sal Jcctosellce-k unknown to the
36 Hakims at Lahore. 1 prepared my own.