The Latin grammar of pharmacy for the use of medical and pharmaceutical students with an essay on the reading of Latin prescriptions.

  • Ince, Joseph
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1882
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    Citriciis, a, um, adj., citric (chem.). Clam, prep., secretly, without the knowledge of (accus. and abl.). Claudo, clausi, clausum, claudere, v. a. 3rd conjug., to shut. Clavis, IS, f. subs. 3rd decl., a key ; accus. clav-em or ira. Cochleare, is, n. subs. 3rd decl, a spoon (med.). Ccena, f. subs, ist decl., supper {chief meal, classic). Cceno, av'i, and ccenatiis sum, are, v. n. ist conjag., to sup. Coepi, with perf. tenses, v. defect., / have begun. Colchicum, i, n. subs. 2nd decl., colchicutn. Collyriura, li, n. subs. 2nd decl., an eye lotion. Colo, avi, atum, are, v. a. ist conjug., to strain (med.). C615, coim, cultum, colere, v. a. 3rd conjug., to cultivate. Colocynthis, idis, f. subs. 3rd decl, colocynth. Color, oris, m. subs. 3rd decl., colour. Compositus, a, um, adj., compound. Concido, cidi, cisum, cidere, v. a. 3rd conjug., to cut up, slice. Concido, idi, cidere, v. n. 3rd conjug., to fall down. Condo, didi, itum, ere, v. a. 3rd conjug., to build. Confectio, oms, f. subs. 3rd decl., confection (med.). Congiiis, li, m. subs. 2nd decl., a gallon. Conor, aris, cdnatus sum, cdnari, v. dep., to attempt. Conserva, », f. subs, ist decl., (pharm.) a conserve; Conserva, imper. 2nd pers., Conserve, avi, atum, ar6, ist conjug., to keep. Constat, used impersonally, // is acknowledged [followed by accus. and infin.] ; Const5, stiti, statum, and statum, stare; V. n. ist conjug., to sta7id still. Contra, prep., agaiiist, contrary to (accus.). Contundd, tudi, tusum, tundere, v. a. 3rd conjug., topou7id, bruise; contusus, a, um, ^axt., pounded Convalesco, IQi, scere, v. incept. 3rd conjug., to get better Copu, se, f. subs, ist dtc\., plenty ; copfe, ^.xuva, forces (raiUt> Coquo, coxi, coctum, coquere, v. a. 3rd conjug., to cook {to boil, med.).