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
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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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    mucilagc of tragacanth, mudlago tragacantha:. Mulberry, morum, /, n. mulberry tree, morus, i, f. Muriate (a), murias, citis, m. Muriatic acid [MCI], acidum muriaticum (olcl). Mushrooni, agaricus, i, m.; anci agaricum, n. boletus, i, m. fungus, i, m. fungoid gxo\s\.\ifungo simile ulcus. Musk, moschus, i, m. Muslin, sindon, onis, f. Mustard, sinapis, is, f. raustard poultice, cataplasma sinapis, also sinapismus, i, m. mustard paper, charta sinapis. Multon-suet, ovillus, i, m., adeps ovillus; sebum ovillum. Myrrli, myt-rha, a, f. N. Nail, unguis, is, ni. Name, nomen. Inis, n. Naphthol, naphthol, olis, ii. Nasal bougie, bugindrium, ii, n. Nasal douche, collunch-ium, ii, n. Navel, umbilicus, i, m. Near, apud, prep. (acc.)- juxta, prep. (acc.). prope, prep. (acc.). near the fire, prope ignem. Nearer, proprior, oris, n. ; proprius, adj. Idproximus, a, um, adj. Nearly,/erA adv. Neat’s-foot oil, oleum Bubftlum. Necessary, if, si opus sit. Necessity, opus, n. indecl. wlien, whenever, Ihere may be necessity; should occasion re- quire, quando, quandocttnque, or si opus sit. necessitas, litis, f. Neck, cervix, icis, f. collum, i, n. Neither, neuter, tra, trum, gen., neutrius, adj. Needle, acus, us, abi. aciibus, f. Nepenthe, nepenthes, cos, n. Nerve, nervus, i, m. Nettle, urtica, ce, f. Neuralgia, neuralgia, ce, f. New, novus, a, um, adj. new remedies, medicamenta nova. Next to, juxta, prep. (acc.). Night, nox, noctis, f. at night, nocte ; night and morn- ing, nocte maneque : this night, hdc nocte. Ninth, nonus, a, um, ord. nuin. adj. Nipples, papillce, arum, f. Nitrate, (a,) nitras, citis, m. azotas, dtis, m. [Continental]. Nitre, potassii nitras. Nitre balls, potassii nitras deflagratus. Nitre paper,potassii nitratis, charta nitrata. Nitrite, (a,) nitris, itis, m. Nitroglycerin, nitroglycerinum, i, n. irinitrinum, i, n. nitroglycerin solution, liquor Glonoini. Nitrous, nitrosus, a, ttm, adj. nitricus, a, um, adj. None, mdlus, a, um, adj. Noon, meridies, ei, in. ; forenoon, A.M. [ante meridiem'\-, after- noon, P.M. [post meridieni\. meridianus, a, um, adj. Nose, nasus, i, m. Nostalgia, nostalgia, ce, f. (longing for one’s native land). NostriI, naris, is, f. ; generally plur. nares. Note, I V. a., noto, avi, litum, are. Nothing, nihil, nil, n. indecl. Not yet, nondum, adv. Now and then, subinde, adv. interdum, adv. Nowhere, nusquam, adv. Number, numinis, i, m. by number [six], numiro vi.