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2 Conii mac. eootractum an.) Restlessness with head-
3 ache. Salivation.
4 Convolvulus argenteus — its seeds are used at Lahore.
5 Convol. arg. semina (I.) Dryness of the lips, mouth,
6 tongue and throat. Thirst, excessive, with fever.
7 Convolvulus Batatas. Batatas edulis — are similar to
8 long-formed potatoes, but are very sweet, and when roasted, much
9 used, during the cold season in the Punjab.
10 Convolvulus Jalapa, v. Jalapa.
11 Convolvulus Nil, v. Ipomcea.
12 Convolvulus Scammonia, v. Scammonia.
13 Convolvulus Turpethum, v. Turpethum.
14 Conyza anthelminthica. Vernonia anthelmintica. Ser-
15 ratula anthelmintica — is officinal at Lahore. It is said, that
16 when the flea-bane is roasted, flies take to flight ( see Amygdala
17 & Juglans regia) and when the powder of the flea-bane is
18 sprinkled on the floor, fleas disappear.
19 Conyz . anthelm . semina (I.)
20 Copaiba ( Balsamum ) — is not used by the Hakims ; what I
21 administered I procured from Agra. It has been recommended
22 in ague.
23 Copaib. bals. (II.) Expectoration of mucus. Gripes.
24 Wandering pains of the joints, (with mucilage of
25 gummi arabicum) dysentery.
26 Copal Indicum — is the resin from Vateria Indica , which is
27 to be had in England under the name of Gummi Animce. In
28 Hindostan, it is sold under the name of K a h r o b a, i. e. amber.
29 See Bengal Disp. p. 222.
30 Copal gummi-resin. Ind. (II.) Cholera-morbus.
31 Corallia rubra — are officinal at Lahore. The Hakims use
32 them externally for weakness of vision ; and internally for spit-
33 ting of blood and suppression of urine.
34 Corail. rubr. (I.)
35 Corchorus capsularis, v. Harmala Ruta.
36 Corchorus fructicosus — is officinal at Lahore, where it
37 grows.