1 Car vie. usturu, album (T.) Sore-throat.
2 Carol c. uslmi, nigrum (I.) v. Carbo animalis.
3 Cutackum —Spermaceti is not used by the Hakims; eon
4 sequently, was not procurable at Lahore.
5 Cktacei oii'KU.M—is unknown to the natives oi India. That
6 which I used at Lahore, I procured from an Apothecary »f
7 Bombay.
8 Celnti. of. (I«) Catarrh. Diarrhoea. Fever.
9 CkTuaein, v. Lichen hland'ums.
10 *CitAM r.on yb (Tcumum)-~is used by the Hakims in obstruc¬
11 tions, as also in suppression oi' urine, and monthly courses; gout,
12 rheumatism, etc.
13 Chamosfx'TXs, v. Ajuga Dealsinyii.
14 ^Chamomile a vtri.GABis—is used in the East, as well as in
15 Europe, and vegetates in Lahore. The Hakims use Camomile
16 flowers in affections of the brain, obstructions, inflammatory
17 swellings, pains, etc. and consider them as being noxious to the
18 spleen, (v. Coin la.)
19 Cfiarnom. vulg. (I.)
20 Chaim, moo ok a odorata— is officinal* and to he met
21 with throughout Hiudostan. The expressed oil of the seeds
22 is used, in lower Hindostan, in cutaneous disca.es.
23 C h a u l rn o oy r as odor, ser.nna (I.) Itching papula 1 .
24 Nasal obstruction. Tenesmus.
25 *Cheiuakthc8 chkiri, v. Malva sylveelriu.
26 ♦Chelijoohictm ii a jus— is not officinal at Lahore, D . R.
27 Seligtnann, in his Pharmaeologia, writes, that the root of Clics
28 lidonium, called RcdLv Hinindinariae (Swallow-plant root)
29 is the famed M ameer a of the East, looked upon as a specific in
30 diseases of the Eye—but, I doubt the accuracy of this statement,
31 as 1 never saw this plant growing in any part of the East,
32 (v. Gkiucium dtrinum <$r Vincetovieum).
33 Chelidon. maj. folia <$• tirutura (I.) Diarrhoea.
34 Dysentery. General Debility. Internal burning
35 sensation. Pain in the hepatic region. Pyrosis.
36 Syphilitic pain or ulcers.