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2 Chelid. maj., tertian. Quotidian, g. n.
3 Chinee cort ., quotidian (paroxysm
4 during the night).
5 Chinin. sulph., v. ferr. hydroc.
6 Cichor. rad., ague, with swelling of the
7 face. 12 times.
8 Cichor. sem., ague. Quartan, g. n.
9 Clerodendr. in fort., quotidian, 4 times 1 2.
10 Corchor. fructicos., quotidian, p. g.
11 Cotyl. lacin., ague with general pains.
12 Crot. Tigl., quotidian, g. n.
13 Cumini sem., v. Pip. long.
14 Cure. Zedoar., tertian. 3 times 12.
15 Cuscut. sem., chronic fevers. Tohf.
16 Cycad. revol. cort. (TT.) ague. p.
17 Datisc. Cannab. rad. cort., quotidian.
18 4 times.
19 Datur. Stram.fol., v. Pip. n.
20 Deals. Root for Torkee, tertian, p.
21 Dracon. sanga., intermittent fever, p.g.
22 Euphorb. ten., tertian, p.
23 Evolv., tertian, f. g.
24 Ferr. hydrocyan ., in combination with
25 the sulphate of quinine, in inter-
26 mittent fever, r.
27 Fici relig. fol, spread with powdered
28 alum, is used in India as an epikarp-
29 ium (armbandj against intermittent
30 fevers.
31 Galanga , ague.
32 Garden, dumet., fever (in afternoon)
33 without shivering or thirst.
34 Gmel. Asiat., quotidian, p. g. Tertian.
35 G oolcheen fol., tertian.
36 Guiland. Bonducc.. tertian. 4 times 12.
37 Quotidian, g. n. In combination
38 with peeled seeds of Butea frond.,
39 in quartan, r., black pepper also is
40 said to increase the efficacy of these
41 nuts. (v. Piper long.)
42 Gyps. Zernik g o u d enti, quo-
43 tidian. Tertian.
44 II ar oo n too ti a, quotidian.
45 Junip. bacc., ague.
46 Led. palustre, shivering (in the morn-
47 ing) p.
48 Lini sem., quotidian and quartan, g. n.
49 Magnes. carb., quotidian.
50 Malvac. To dree nigr., quotidian
51 (exacerbation in the afternoon) . p.
52 Marrub. alb., ague.
53 Melice Azed., ague.
54 Meliee semperv. sem., quotidian, g.
55 m and e.
56 Meliloti sem., masked ague. (Burning
57 sensation in the throat traversing
58 the chest to the stomach, in the
59 afternoon.) m. and e.
60 Myrobal. citr ., quartan, 4 times 24.
61 Tertian, p.
62 Nigell. sat., with Oxymel, to be admin-
63 istered in quartan. Tohf.
64 Ocim. sand. fol. v. Piper, n.
65 Phyllerin. sulph., intermittent fevers, r.
66 Pip. Betle fol., v. Piper n.
67 Pip. long., with acacia leaves, cummin
68 seeds, grey bonduc nut ( Guiland .
69 Bonducc.) equal parts of each, pre-
70 pared in form of pills, of the size of
71 peas (one three times a day), is used
72 by Eastern physicians in the cure of
73 all descriptions of ague.
74 Pip. nig., with betel leaves and prickly -
75 apple leaves {Datur ce Stram. fol.)
76 equal parts, administered morning
77 and evening in quartans, or : black
78 pepper with the leaves of sacred
79 toolsee, ( Ocim. sand.) and Barrington,
80 acutang ., one scruple of each, pul-
81 verized ; administered half-an-hour
82 before the quartan paroxysm comes
83 on ; repeated if necessary, r.
84 Polygon, linifol., tertian. Quotidian.
85 G. N.
86 Psyll. sem., masked ague (pain in
87 the throat, with difficulty of swal-
88 lowing, every evening).
89 | Rheum Australe, tertian.