1 l>nm 01. iiuust.hqu. ivcein, t applied inter¬
2 nally as well as externally, a.
3 ■’nag. entr., hydrophobia n.
4 <■1 ugh.it, the bit e of a venomous serpent
5 caused stupor, dimness of vision,
6 drowsines , drooping of the eye¬
7 lids, salivation, inflammation of the
8 stomach, dinrrhuxt, perspiration, and
9 death, which followed in six hours.
10 Languor and vomiting of blood, ap-
11 poored in most eases. Spitting of
12 Hood, lasting for a year, was also a
13 consequence. Other symptoms of
14 serpent bites r.ro: vertigo, inflam-
15 mation of the throat and month,
16 bleeding of the glims for several
17 years, dyspntsa, indigestion, flatu¬
18 lency, periodical vomiting, angina,
19 and burning in the stomach i also,
20 headache, pain in the ear, pain in
21 tho back, blisters on the body,
22 pimples, herpes, spots which disap¬
23 pear by night, and reappear by day.
24 (Wlda kind of 3cub (/,'/«»). Thobite
25 of the black kind of Aipit A'ajit,
26 produced a burning sensation in the
27 jwcatiited part, and the stomach,
28 with universal pains.
29 .Uisarma g.nr., venomous bites and
30 stings, n.
31 slr'.it. lory' 1 , an antidote for tiniimd
32 venoms. Totir
33 .lr$m.' v., with black pepper, against
34 bites of serpent.- n.
35 Aittf.t venomous bites and - tings, and
36 hydrophobia. Torn.
37 ./Iron r ad., its odour drives away ser¬
38 pents. Tern.
39 Aic/ep. Syr. is said to bo poisonous to
40 men ml dogs; but the young sprigs
41 after being boiled become eatable.
42 hint <<(/., a finger, .stung by a scor¬
43 pion, being nibbed on tlie scrotum
44 of mi ass, was said to bo suddenly
45 relieved from pain, whilst the at.ro-
46 lum of the animal became nw-ollcu
47 from having (proluddyi magnetic¬
48 ally attracted the poison. '■ )
49 ! Ititcl!., destroying the venom of ani-
50 1 male. Tour.
51 Berh. l.i/iti It s, dog bites. Tom'.
52 lit:, imini., serpent bites. Tout-
53 Boros, with black pepper, ig.iinst
54 seiqient bites ana scorpion stings. u
55 lint from/. / II I., with ginger. Serpent
56 hit< u u.
57 Mr., eystc -shell - burnt and pulver¬
58 ised, with olive oil, made into pills;
59 ono taken daily is ./aid to have been
60 a prophylactic against hvrl rophohia.
61 1 Caloir. gig. sure., application to scor-
62 1 pion stirtgs. a.
63 I'aitb., burnt and mixed with olive
64 oil -against scorpion -tings »ud
65 hydrophobia. Tour. (v. Ueloi Tslini,)
66 j Cast. Fit!, tern., n kind of eruption fol¬
67 lowing a previous disease, called
68 serpent-love. (v. Ynl. I. of tliis
69 Work, page 1 H )
70 ] Cvileri.x/ilio, especially with hot oil,
71 - electricity, pihosphorns, concentra¬
72 tion of the sun’s rays by a hurning-
73 j glass, &c.
74 : ’ >/'. net 1 ., application. ».
75 Ci/tnop. hi-., after a serpent’s Into,
76 flat,'ilonej. rumbling noise in tho nb-
77 domcn,gripes,dy - .ry,jtc. 4 Umi < 28.
78 Cl i.Oji. son., Al'xi/.’i "innlim. Tom'
79 r.V -ill. men. is said to be a poison to
80 all kinds of animats
81 Corn, carv- apir., v. Ammon, ti/ju.
82 Cat. k. C/uIm.f aft.r serpent bites;
83 stupor. 12 times.
84 Cm. Tig 1 , cl., applied internally and
85 externally on tlie wounded pur'.
86 ;V, Milt, Attlt]t.)
87 Cyan, lirr., applied with -ome water,
88 against stings of insects. r..
89 vbt, u.
90 n