1 Spinac., her ha (f.)
2 ulmakia— lueadow-gweet has lately been reeoui-
3 mendod as a diuretic in dropsy.
4 Spuutus Sai.is ammoniact, v. Ammimhm cmistvum
5 liquidum.
6 Sj’OiiiUM Serpentis, v. Sc.rptmtis exuviae..
7 Spongia marina mA-is not used by the native doctors of
8 Lahore. Burnt sponge has lately been recommended in pul¬
9 monary phthisis.
10 Spang , mar. mto (I.) Dyspepsia, Fever. Sore-throat.
11 Syphilis. Syphilitic salivation.
12 *Suuili.a rid Scu.u is known to the Hakims from their
13 books, but is not used. What I administered wag procured
14 from Calcutta. Erythronium Imlicim (Bottler) is said to be
15 used in Hindustan as a substitute for the squill (sea-onion).
16 Squilla. mar. (11.) Swelling of the nose.
17 Stalagmites Camhogia,- v. Ontti gxmrni
18 StALACTiT.es (lapis) —is officinal at Lahore
19 Stalactites (I.)
20 Stannum— is officinal with the Hakims; they rue its picpara-
21 eions often in hemic fever and eye diseases, as epiphora, etc.
22 Stalin'mi muriaf. (III.)
23 St&pMtsagrta {Delphinium)— itsr^dsarc officinal at Lahore;
24 1 hoy have been recoin mend'd (intern, and 'extern.) in chrbn, eczema.
25 Staphisoijr. sem via (I.) bis tula of the rectum. Head¬
26 ache. Inflammation of the throat and boaiseness.
27 Purulent diarrh.aa.
28 Stexactis i»kj.lt»ioii>es —there are two varieties vegetating
29 on the Cashmerean mountains ; one is called nmda (feminine),
30 tl. other ndrr (masculine); the mot of the latter is officinal.
31 Stenact. hell id. irimoul. radix (I.) Borborygnu.
32 Sterculia Traoacantita, v. T-rttgaca-nthum.
33 St incur,. v. Seine us.
34 Stceciias ( Arahiea )■ Lavandula Stwhas —is officinal in
35 the East, and is used by the Hakims against toothache, corrupt
36 bile, dyspepsy, obstructions, epilepsy, cutaneous affections, etc.