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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    Same (the very), ipsissimus. the very worcls, ipsissima verba. Sand, arena, ce, f. Sand-bath, balneum arena. Sandal, sankllum, i, n. Sandal (red), Sanders-wood, pterocarpus santalinus. Sandarach (varnished with), desandarachandus, a, um, part. Santonin, santoninum, i, n. Sarsaparilla, sarza, a, f. ; and, sarsaparilla, a, f. Saturate, i v. a., sal uro, avi, dtum, are. to saturation, ad saUirandtim. Saturday, die Saturni. Savin, sabina, a, f. savin tops, sabina cacumina. Say, 3 V. a,, dico, dixi, dictum, dicere. in the manner said, i.e. directed, mo7-e dicto. Scales—iron, ferri ramenta. Scammony(gum xe.%m),scammonutm, ii, n. ; diagrydmm (obsolete). Scammony (piant), scammonia, a, f. Scar, cicatrix, icis, f. Scarcely, vix, adv. Scent, odor, oris, m. Scopolamine, hyoscina, a, f. Scrape, 3 v. a., rado, asi, astim, e7-e. Scraped, rasus, a, U7n, part. Scruple (weight), scrupdlus, i, m. Sealing-wax, cera sigillata. Seasoning—Vide Spice. Seat, sedes, is, f. Seaweed, alga, a, f. ; fucus, i, m. Second (the following), secttjtdus, a, 717)1, adj. Also in the phrase, “ every two hours,” secundd qudipic hord, or secimdis ho)-is. Secretly (withoutthe knowledge of)j clam, prep., acc. and abi. Sedative, sedativus, a, ttni, adj. Sediment,/Isjr, cis, f. Seed, se/7tC)i, l/iis, n. Seidlitz powder, pulvis soda tar-tai-dta effervescens. Seldom, adv. ; comp., 7-a)-ius ; superi., 7-arissi7)ii. Select, 3 V. a., deligo, legi, leclu7H, e)-e. Self, ipse, ipsa, ipstim, pron. defin. Send, 3 V. a., snitto, i/iisi, 7nissu/n, 7)iittere. Senna, soina, a, f. Alexandrian, s. Alexa7idri/ta. East Indian, or Tinnevelly, sen/ia Indica. Separately, seorsi/)i, seo7'sum, and sepa7-ati)/i, adv. Sesquicarbonate (a), sesguicarbo/ias, at is, m. Sesquichloride (a), sesquichloridiDit, i, n. Set free, 3 v. a., absolvo, vi, iltu/n, vere. Settle (allow to), v., sepono. Vide to lay aside. Sevenlh, septl/ims, a, m/t, ord. nuni. adj. Severe (med.), 7t7ge7is •, when the pain is severe, dold)-e 7irgenti. Shake, i v. a., agito, avi, attun, a)-e. shake the bottle, agita phialam. Shape, ylirwn, f. a plaster of this shape, eniplast)-u))i hujus fo7‘7)i<e [h.f.]. Share, 4 v. dep., partior, i/is, pa7-titi7s su/n, partiri. in divided doses, dosibus partitis. Sharp, acer, curis, ac7-e, ac/dor, acer7'i/nus, adj. Shaved, or shaven, 7-as:ts, a, u//i, part. from 3 v. a. rado, rasi, rasunt. close-shaved, ab)'dsus. Sheep, ovis, is, f. pertaining to sheep, ovillus, a, 7tvi, adj. Shell, peelings, puttvnen, inis, n. nuts deprived of their shell, 7t7tces si7ie putd7)il)ie. Sherry, vuit/r/i Xe/nau/i, Xe)'cs, vel Xcrce vhium. Shin-bone, tibia, a, f. Shivering (subs.), hor/-or, Oris, m.