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2 the Persians call K o o l i nj a n, which is the Indian Galanga.
3 Galang. radix (I.) Syphilis.
4 Galbanum (Gummi) — is officinal at Lahore, as in Europe.
5 The vapours of the gum, when burnt, are said to provoke the
6 monthly discharges, to be able to produce abortion, and to drive
7 away reptiles.
8 Galban. gummi (II.)
9 Galega purpurea. Tephrosia purpurea — is officinal at
10 Lahore, and vegetates in the vicinity. The root of this plant is
11 said to cure Dyspepsia, Lientery, and Tympanites.
12 Galeg. purp. herba (I.)
13 Galena. Plumbum sulphuretum — there are various kinds of
14 this ore in the Lahore bazaar ; some indigenous, others imported.
15 They are sold in lumps, or pulverized. ( v . Antimonium.)
16 Galena (I.) Boils. Facial patches. Itching. Pustules.
17 Galium aparinf. — a decoction of goose-grass is said to be a
18 remedy in leprosy.
19 Galla. Gallce Turcicce. Gallce quercince (infectorise) — the
20 gall-nuts are officinal both in Europe and Lahore.
21 Galla T. (I.)
22 Gambogia, v. Gutti gummi.
23 Gardenia dumetorum. Randia dumetorum (Posoqueria) —
24 these nuts are officinal at Lahore, and in the neighbouring
25 mountains, where they grow.
26 Gard. dum. semina (II.) Cholera-morbus. Rheumatic
27 pain in the joints. Ulcers. Fistulas. Yellowness
28 of the cornea.
29 Gentiana (rubra?) — there is a root (from the hills or
30 Persia) sold at the Lahore bazaar, which the Hakims believe to
31 be the Gentiana used in Europe. Gentianine lias been recom-
32 mended as a substitute for Peruvian bark.
33 Gentian, radix (I.)
34 Gentiana Cherayta, v. Cher ay t a.
35 Gentiana K u r r o o a, v. Picrorrhiza Kurroo a.
36 Geoffkoya vf.rmifuga — its seeds have been lately recom-
37 mended as anthelmintic.
38 Geranium nodosum — the root of this plant is officinal in