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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    Pour on, 3 V. a., infundo, fudi, fusum, fundere. Powder, pulvis, Ms, m. charta, a, f. (literally, paper). Dover’s power, pulvis ipecacuanha composiUts. dusting, p. conspersus. effervescing saline, p. derophSrus. fuller’s earth, p. terra cimolia. Gregory’s powder, pulvis rhei compositus. James’s powder, pttlvis facdbi. seidlitz, p. soda tartaratce effer- vescetis, p. cieropkdtus laxans. snuff, p. ad sternutamentum. Precipitate (swhs.),pracipitdtum,i, n. dispense together with the preci- pitate, unci cum pracipitdto dispensa, i.e., not to be filtered. Prepare, i v. a., paro, avi, dtum, are. I V. a. i praparo, avi, dtum, are. 4 V. a., expedio, expedire. Prepared (to be), parandus, a, um, part. Prescribe, 3 v. a., prascribo, scripsi, scriptum, scribere. Prescriber’s name, signatiira, a, f. Presence (in the—of), coram, prep. abi. Present, to be, v. n. irreg., adsum, affui, adesse. Preserve, 4 v. a., condio, ivi, itum, ire (pickle). Preside, v. n. irreg., to be before, take the lead, prasum, prafui, praesse, part. prasens, entis. Press, prelum, i, n. by means of a press, ope preli. Press, 3 V. a. (ehem.), exprimo, pressi, pressum, ere (squeeze, wring out). Press together, 3 v. a., comprimo, pressi, pressum, p rimerc. Press, 2 V. a., oppress (to be urgent, pharm.), urgeo, ursi, ere. on an attack of coughing ; or, tlie cough being troublesomc, tussi urgente. Pressing-cloth, saccus, i, m. press the seeds bruised and put into a pressing-cloth, semina contusa, et sacco inclusa, exprime. Proof spirit, spiritus tenuior. Provoke, to, prorito, avi, dium, are, I V. a. Previously, prius, adv. Prune, pium, prunum, i, n. To puff, sprinkle into, 3 v. a., inspergo, si, sum, ere. puff a little into the ear, in aurem pauliilum inspergatur. Pulp, pulpa, ce, f. cassia pulp, cassia pulpa. colocynth pulp, colocynthidis pulpa. Pure, purus, a, um, adj. Purging (subs.),onis, f. caiharsis, is, in (acc.), f. Purified, purifiedtus, a, um, part. depurdtus, a, um. edulcordtus, a, um. Purify, I V. a., purifico, avi, dtum, are. Pyroborate, pyrobdras, dtis, m., sodium pyroborate, sodii pyroboras. Pyrolusite, manganesii peroxidum [MnOj]. Pustule, papilla, a, f. Pustules, pustula, drum, f. Putty powder, stanni oxidum. Q. Quantity, quantitas, dtis, f. Quarter, a, quadrans, antis, m. Quarter part, pars quarta. Quicksilver, argentum vivum, hydrargyrum, i, n., mercurius vivus. Quiet, sleep, quies, etis, f. Quillaia bark, quillaia corte.v. Quince, cydonitim, ii, n. Quince tree, cydonia, a, f. Quinine, quinina, a, f.