1 Col OCAS! A E8CTtl.fi..NTA, V. AriO't ( JolOCOMd.
2 Coi.ocv nthis. ' 1 lie pulp of the bitter-apple is used in Europe
3 us well as in the East, v. here the plant grows. The Hakims use it
4 in diseases qf the spleen and liver, also to promote the monthly
5 discharge. It is used ir. combination with aloes, etc., as pur¬
6 gative pills.
7 Colocynth. pulpa (1.) Drv mouth and throat. Inguinal
8 pain.
9 Colocynth . pulp, extra ctum (II.)
10 Colocynth. radio. sendna (I.)
11 Coluber, ,v. Serpens.
12 Oolumbo. Colombo. Ca/umboe rail’s. r l lie root of Coccu-
13 Ina palmatus was not olfieinfll at I .abort , and I procured some
14 from Calcutta.
15 Colomb. radix (I.)
16 Commit.! N a nuimflora— is a species of cucumber which I
17 received from the hills, under the name of Kandoolee.
18 Comm el. nnd. fme tvs (I.)
19 Com 1*08 it a Cynabea Dub, v. Cynaracea Dub.
20 Com posit a .tunc i. f. r s a o u— is a wild plant of Cashmere,
21 used as . vegetable. It is one of the Composite.
22 CoMi’OSiT a ( Cynaracea ) Poke a m ool— is an officinal root
23 both at Lahore nnd in Cashmere.
24 Comp. Pokerm. (I.) Colic. Scalding urine,
25 Comvosxta Zeoadhi ( Zerbnbree ) props Riders — is
26 officinal at Cashmere, where it grows.
27 Comp. Zerbabri (1.) Fixed pain, with or without articular
28 contractions, even syphilitic. Gripes. Thoracic pain.
29 Concha eluviattijs— is used by the Hakims, as o medicine;
30 arid with the common people, this river-fish shell serves for a.
31 vjioon, out of which they take their medicines.
32 Concha Jha\ (I.) Dysentery.
33 *Conium MACULATUM—is not used by Eastern doctors. I ad¬
34 ministered an extract of this plant, procured from Calcutta.
35 Co min., painful gonorrhoea; arthritis and orchitis from pre¬
36 ceding gonorrhoea. See Tabacum.