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2 the peel is there used by the Hakims, as it is by physicians
3 in Europe.
4 Aurant. cortex tinctura (I.)
5 Aurant. dulcium flcivedo. i. e. the thin yellow peel (outer
6 rind) of the sweet oranges. (I.)
7 Sweet Oranges are said to be an excellent remedy against
8 Influenza.
9 Auripigmentum citrinum. Arsenicum sulphuratum fla-
10 vum , fyc.
11 Auripigmentum rub rum. Arsenicum sulphuratum rubrum ,
12 Realgar — are to be met with in all the Eastern bazaars, being
13 used by artists as well as doctors.
14 Auripigment. citr. rubr. (III.) The latter: Nasal
15 bleedings. Scabs.
16 Aurum — the Eastern doctors use gold, both in leaf (for
17 covering pills, electuaries, etc.) and in a fine powdered state,
18 mixed with spices and precious stones ; but, never in solution.
19 Aurum metallicum (i)
20 Aurum nitrico-muriat. (in.) Salivation.
21 Aurum nitrico-salammoniac. (in.)
22 *Avellana, nux. Corylus Avellana — the Hazel-nuts grow
23 in the Himalayas, whence they are brought to Lahore, but, are
24 little used by the Hakims.
25 Azadirachta Melia, v. Melia Azadirachta.
26 Azadirachta semperv irens, v. Melia sempervirens.
27 Azurum, v. Smalta.
28 Bacoe Alkekengi, v. Physalis Alkekengi.
29 Bacc.e Zelemic.e, v. Zelemicae baccce
30 Balanophora gigantea, v. Delphinium pauciflorum.
31 Balausta vel Balanistum, v. Granatum, Punica.
32 Balsamojde^dron, fructus, v. Carpobalsamum.
33 Balsamodendron, gummi, v. Myrrha.
34 Balsamum Copaib.e, v. Copaiba.
35 Balsamum de mecca, v. Meccani balsamum.
36 Bambusa Arundinacea, v. Tabashir.
37 Barosma crenulata, v. Diosma crenulata.