The Latin grammar of pharmacy for the use of medical and pharmaceutical students, including the reading of Latin prescriptions, Latin-English and English-Latin reference vocabularies and prosody / by Joseph Ince.

Ince, Joseph.

Date:: 1898

Credit: The Latin grammar of pharmacy for the use of medical and pharmaceutical students, including the reading of Latin prescriptions, Latin-English and English-Latin reference vocabularies and prosody / by Joseph Ince. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$Dried tlioroughly, exsiccCiius, a, um, pavt. IJrink, (subs.)/o/«j', iis, ni. stili lemonade, potus citratus, for an ordinary drink, pro potu communi. Drink, 3 v. a., bibo, bibi, ere. Drop, I V. n. and a., stillo, are. T)m^, gutta, tT, f. ; “ gutt/e. Dropsy, hydrops, opis, m. Drug, medicainentum, i, n. Drutn of the ear, tympanum, i, n. Yiwng, f esces, plur. f. Daring, per, prep. (acc.). Diisting powder, pulvis conspersus. Dwarf, pumilio, onis (comm.). E. Each, quisque, quesque, quicqtie or quodque, pron. indef. meaning every; every fourth hour, quartd quAque IwrA. Each, singulus, a, um, adj. witli each dose, singulA quAque dosi. Each, (both the one and the other,) uterque, utrdque, utrumqtie, pron. Each, of, aa, ana. Ear, the, auris, is, f. right ear, atiris dextra. left ear, auris Iceva. bchind the ears, pone aures. Ear (pertaining to), auditorius, a, um, adj. ear drum, tympanum, i, n. ear passage, meatus auditorhts. Y,o.x\.\itnw3.xe, fictilis, e, adj. earthenware jar, olla fictilis. Yjxscq, facilis, e, adj. coxxvp., facilior. superi., facillimus. Eat, 3 V. a. irreg., edo, edi, esum, edere. before eating, ante edendum. V. vescor, Iris, vesci, 3 n. dep. (governs abi.). Eau de Cologne, spiritus odoratus. Effervescence, effervescentia, te, f. the effervescence being finished, cffervescentiA peractA. in the act of effervescence, in actu effervescentia:. in a state of effervescence, in statu effei-vesceiiticc, [occasion- ally] dum effei-vescens. Effloresced, dilapsus, part. \dilabor\ Egg, ovum, i, n. white of egg, ovi albumen. yollc of egg, ovi vitellus. Eighth, octavus, a, um, ord. num. adj. Eightfold, (subs.) octuplum, i, n. octuplus, a, um, adj. Elaterin, elaterinum, i, n. Elaterium, elaterium, ii, n. Elbow, cubitum, i, n. Elder, sambucus, i, f. Electuary, electucirium, ii, n. Elemi, elSmi, n., indecl. Eleven, undicim, indecl. Eleventh, undecimus, a, um, ord. num. adj. Elixir, elixir, n. indecl. E. Paregoric, elixir pai-egoricuni. E. Salutis, compound tincture of senna. E. of vitriol, acidum sulpliuricum aromaticum. Elm, ulmus, i, f. Embrocalion, emhvcatio, onis, f. Emetic, tartar, antimonium tai-ta- ratum. Employ, V. adhibeo, vide use. Empty, I V. a., vacxio, avi, atum, are. empty space, vacuum, i, n. Empty, vaciius, a, um, adj. on an empty stomach, alvovacuA, stomacho vacuo. Emulsion,is;«r«/j'?b, imis, f.; emulsum, i, n. [U.S.P.]. Enema, en^ma, citis, plur. enemata, 11. Enough, satis, adv. not enough, haud satis. ju.st enough, ne quid nimis. Z$