1 .s>yia.ll; that is-the small .imi plant,, which it. reallly is. During
2 wy short stay Jit Cashmere, and from my many engagements,
3 I could not ascertain against which diseases they use this wonder¬
4 ful plant. Its penetrating aromatic odor is like that, of celery.
5 I 'wbelli/. Bntaxeri ru.diw (I.) is a certain specific in
6 caries, principally in caries of the teeth, and relieves
7 the pain which arises from decayed teeth.
8 Unguis ouoratus. Strom bus bmtiymoms, Linn, lilatta
9 byxantina. Ungula concfuv {Scrap, blattinm by.rantwim)—
10 are mimes of E a far ef t if which I had formerly named
11 F(Utciolaria Anfitr ctih: supposing it a covering from Fastent-
12 laria ; it is called black by/ mtiue, and has the form of the md!
13 of the great toe. See Vol. IT., plate 31, fig. 4 and 5, L is
14 officinal at Lahore, and to be had from the druggists. It is
15 imported from the Persian Gulf, and is administered hy
16 die Hakims in calculous affections xs i> diuretic and as an
17 aphrodisiac.
18 (TnguSs odor at. (I.) Diarrhoea. Epilepsy. Acrid and
19 scalding urine.
20 *U iit rc a moic. — vegetates in the streets of Cashmere. Nettle-
21 seeds are used by the Hakims in gall and mucous diseases,
22 also in debility of the genital organs. See A'cant hacea
23 0 o t u ng u n.
24 Urtic. dioic. cortex radicis § fores (I.) Expectoration
25 of blood. Soreness of the mouth.
26 Uva Pass a major fir kuvfcs—raisins are much used in the
27 Punjab; they are exported from Cabul to Lahore and Hindustan.
28 The great raisins, called Mon aka, are generally used in
29 medicine. See Vol; I. p. 42.
30 *Uv.\ CJrsi (Arbutus)-—h not known to the Eastern doctors.
31 The leaves Of the bearberfy I used, I h;ul from nn apothecary
32 of Hindostuu.
33 tJvcp ursi folia (I.) Diarrhoea with colic. Gleet.
34 . Hardness of the stomach. Headache. Inflammation
35 of the penis. Pain in the hepatic region. Pain in
36 the genitals.