1 the west side of the Indus, called T u k l e K e i s a r near
2 11 a « u & T a n k , procurable it! the bazaar of Dhera Ismail
3 Khan. It is of a reddish color, limpid as spirit.. At Lahore,
4 1 used this,'and also another sort, which 1 had from Bombay.
5 Petroleum (XI.) Epiphora. General pain, syphilitic or
6 rheumatic. Prurigo. Rigidity of limbs.
7 *iVnicsEUKUM—is now cultivated at Lahore. Parsley is used
8 merely as a pot herb. It. England, it is administered for Gravel.
9 f\ frosel herba (I.) Hemeralopia. Thoracic pain, with
10 or without asthma or dyspnoea.
11 Petvoselsemina vel tinctura (I.)
12 Phallus ksoulentus. MorHla (Ftmyus) —Morels are
13 imported from the hills into Lahore, but are very little used by
14 the natives; and the English ufte them, not medicinally, but for
15 culinary purposes. The Morels which are brought from the
16 Ilozara country, are large.
17 Phallus escuL (I.) Incipient amaurosis. Swelling of
18 the parotid gland.
19 Puarbitis cop airt.KA, v. Ipomcea easirulea.
20 Pn aseolus ACONiTiFpi.ius—is cultivated in the Punjab, aid
21 serves for food. Its roots, as Well as those of Phase atm radiatus ,
22 are said, by Rovle, to be narcotic.
23 Phased aeonitifol. semina (1.)
24 Phaseouts Mungo—is cultivated in the Punjab.
25 Phaseouu rai>iat 0 b— is a third kind, which, like the.other
26 two, is much used as food by the natives of the Punjab, and,
27 probably, all over Ilind os (an.
28 Phaseol. mdiat. semina (I.) Anorexia.
29 Phellax.dkti;m AttOATTCUM—is unknown to the native doctors
30 of Hindustan; its seeds have lately bo recommended in phthisis
31 pulmonalis, asthma, expectoration of blood, bronchitis, catai rh,etc.
32 PfitOMis FKUTIC 08 A—infusion, is said to be sudorific.
33 Phu-.'Nicea GDMMI—pis olhcinal at Lahore, called Hokmchil.
34 It is said, this is the inspissated juice of date trees, and is im¬
35 ported from Mooltan. The Hakims and Hindoo doctors use it,