1 T,
2 mm
3 $
4 x“Vyw v-c'. ’ "a 1$ •• , «r
5 WMrirW ■ ■
6 Rv j 4 vV
7 •,
8 Mi
9 ®W;S -'V-
10 wi }’/•»! {Si
11 ■
12 :■
13 ?■ |wi »!&
14 I " : ' :
15 iifrww - ?
16 wfosw&wy--
17 Kfw’.J'Wi 1 ’■
18 . ilvfe ^ 1 ■ i>j '
19 I'Si&Kv^SV';
20 rlwlpp^r ;
21 excessive. (Alternately awwiit* of potass) hues
22 secundaria (exantliematico;) : / •
23 Serpent, e-mv. old tvmtn-ra (t.) This 1 prepared by
24 boiling the serpent’s slough in sweet oil. this when
25 cold I mixed with un equal portion # proof sjnri$
26 shook the mature for a few minutes, and then
27 allowed it to settle; I then filtered the spirituous
28 essence and preserved it for use.
29 Sii-nr-KNTrStJK ( i.APts) A. iiexourdicum minerals.
30 Hkhpenti,® vines, v. Awpcincum.
31 *SE»rrxuJM, v. Thymus Serpi Hum.
32 StfftitATUt.A AKTiiEi-MtVTioA, v.. Cbnifxa anthelmintico
33 Sesamom Ok tF, ntai .t -Gingely is cultivated in Mmdo.-iau
34 for the sweet oil which is expressed from its seeds. It is exten¬
35 sively used internally and externally, both tor culin.ny -md
36 medical purposes.
37 S 1! A K A K o t, V. Vmtihaca Seoacul.
38 S i* ii i) x o j odse e, v. Nnmmuhte.
39 S HU K u » T K K g HA i., v. Manna Tecghul.
40 S i A h IRAN 0 —was a dried fruit I received from the hilm.
41 SiaWiand frudux (X.)
42 Stua acuta. Sian lanwolatn— grows in the Punjab, but is
43 not officinal.
44 Sidce folio (I.) Inflammatory swelling-.
45 Sitke radices (I.) Cough. Kpistaxis.
46 Sidce semina (I.) Enlarged glands. inflammatory
47 JSw5f.' , S> ' 'V'-i-i - * ' • ’
48 swellings.
49 feiDA coiuufoma, v. Ram ex Beejbund.
50 SIFX.K3BKCKIA oiOEMTAi.m—-grows on the Cashinevean moun •
51 UjC 4 ,
52 tains; it is not officinal.
53 ’ ' SitlCKA, Silioia (Terra)*—is one of the most important
54 articles in medicine, much used by the natives in t he diflcrent
55 forms of precious stones, of which it is a component. I pre¬
56 pared silicea by precipitation from a solution of burnt flints.
57 (Silex) see Calcurea.