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2 CoLOCASI A ESCULENT A, V. Arum ColoCCLsid.
3 Colocynthis. The pulp of the bitter-apple is used in Europe
4 as well as in the East, where the plant grows. The Hakims use it
5 in diseases of the spleen and liver, also to promote the monthly
6 discharge. It is used in combination with aloes, etc., as pur-
7 gative pills.
8 Colocynth. pulpa (I.) Drv mouth and throat. Inguinal
9 pain.
10 Colocynth. pulp, eoctr actum (II.)
11 Colocynth. radic. $ semina (I.)
12 Coluber, v. Serpens.
13 Columbo. Colombo. Calumbce radix. The root of Coccu-
14 lus palmatus was not officinal at Lahore, and I procured some
15 from Calcutta.
16 Colornb. radix (I.)
17 Commelina nudiflora — is a species of cucumber which I
18 received from the hills, under the name of Kandoolee.
19 Commel. nud. fructus (I.)
20 Com posit a Cynarea Dub, v. Cynaracea Dub .
21 Composita junglee sag h — is a wild plant of Cashmere,
22 used as a vegetable. It is one of the Composite.
23 Composita ( Cynaracea ) Poker mool — is an officinal root
24 both at Lahore and in Cashmere.
25 Comp. Pokerm. (I.) Colic. Scalding urine.
26 Composita Z e r b a b r i ( Zerbabree ) prope Bidens — is
27 officinal at Cashmere, where it grows.
28 Comp. Zerbabri (I.) Fixed pain, with or without articular
29 contractions, even syphilitic. Gripes. Thoracic pain.
30 Concha fluviatilis — is used by the Hakims, as a medicine;
31 and with the common people, this river-fish shell serves for a
32 spoon, out of which they take their medicines.
33 Concha jluv. (I.) Dysentery.
34 *Coniitm maculatum — is not used by Eastern doctors. I ad-
35 ministered an extract of this plant, procured from Calcutta.
36 Coniin, painful gonorrhoea ; arthritis and orchitis from pre-
37 ceding gonorrhoea. See Tabacum.