1 the peel it, il»t' (’ used by the Hakims, as it is by physicians
2 in Europe. • ' f(;
3 Aurant iwi'm tine turn (I.)
4 JurmA dubi/tm flacedo. i. e. the thin velW peel (outer
5 rind) of the aweet orange*. (I.)
6 Sweet Orange* are said to be ai excellent remedy against
7 Influenza.
8 Auutpi omentum ciTJU.Ni m. Av&enuntm sulphuraiutn Jla ■
9 vurn, eye. ■'■ ^r"
10 Aim \ moment? ai kubeum, Arsenicum sulphuratum ubritm ,
11 Realgar —are to be met with in all the Eastern bazaars, being
12 used by artists as well as doctors.
13 Auripigment,. citr. 4' rubr. (III.) The latter: Nasal
14 bleedings. Scabs.
15 Aojium — the Eastern doctors use gold, both in leaf (for
16 covering pills, electuaries, etc.) and in a fine pc vrJoit'd state,
17 mixed with spices and precious stones; but, never in solution.
18 AurUfn rietallicym (I.)
19 Aurum nitrico-murtat. (III.) Salivation.
20 Aurztm nitrica-sa. la ftimo >>:inc. (1.11 .)
21 ♦Avkllana, nux. Corgi us Avdlanq —the Hazel-nuts glow
22 in the Himalayas, whence they are brought to Lahore, hut, ait
23 little used by the Hakims.
24 Aka »t a acuta Mx'.xa v. Malta Axndirachla.
25 Azadieachta sempi.ji virens, v. M alia semper rirem-.
26 Azvaim, v. Smaiia,
27 JJacc.* Ai kkkknoi, v. JPkymtis A/heleengi.
28 Hacc •' .2klxsmk:.-v, v. Zcleuncae buccce
29 Balanophora oigantka, v. Delphinium paucifiorum.
30 Haiaixsta dm Balani; cum, v. Oranatum , Punica.
31 Pa i.s amodeNdron', fuuctus, v. Cnrpobalsamutn.
32 '
33 B A os amodeNORON, Cum mi, v. Myrrha.
34 iiAi.sA.uuM Coi aib.k, v. Copaiba.
35 Evlsamcm dk mecca, v. Mecca h i balsamurn.
36 7,am T o.jtiA Akunuinaoea, v. Pabashir.
37 BaroSma oRenijlatAj v. IHosma t renMla-ta.