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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    Shop, apothica, ce, f. taberna, a, f. Short, brevis, e, adj. Shouider-blade (front), clavicula, ce, f. Shoulder-blades, scapiila:, arum, f. [back]. Shredded, rasus, a, um, part. soap in slireds, sapo rasus. Shrub, icis, m. Shut, 3 Si.,claudo, clausi, clatisum, ere. Sick, ceger, cegra, agrum, adj. ceger, the patient; cegra, the female patient (always second Word in sentence). Sickness, nausea, ce, f. ; vomitus, iis, m. Sickness (emetic), emesis, is, f. Sickness (producing), vomicus, a, um, adj., nux vomica. Side, latus, eris (d short), n. Side (on Ihis), cis and citra, prep. acc. Sides (on both), utrinque, adv. Sieve, cribrum, i, n. pass through a sieve, per cribrum trajice. hair-sieve, c. setdceum; wire- sieve, c. ferreum. Sign, I V. a. (describe), signo, avi, dtum, are. Silk, sericum, i, n. coiirt plaster, sericum Anglicum. oiled silk, s. oleatum. Silver, argentum, i, n. silver leaf, argentum foliatum. in silver leaf, in folio argenti. Silvery, of silver, argenteus, a, um, adj. Simple, simplex, icis, adj. Single, singitlus, a, um, adj. Sixth, sextus, a, um, ord. num. adj. every six hours, sextA qudque hord, or sextis horis. Six times quantity (subs.), sextuplum, i, n. Size, magnitudo, inis, f. a piece the size of, magnitudinis (gen.), or, ad magnitudinem. Skin, ctUis, is, f. ; outer skin, ctiticula, ce, f. ; pellis, is, f. Skull, cranium, ii, n. Sky, cether, iris, m. [ccelum, classic]. Slaked lime, calcii hydras. [calcium hydroxide.] Sleep, somnus, i, m. quies, etis, f. at bedtime, hord somni. Sleeplessness, insomnia, ce, f. vigilia, a, f., and vigilantia. Slender, tendis, e, adj. Slice, V., concido, videzv.\. up. Slice (thin), lamella, ce, f. Small, pai-vus, a, um, adj. ; comp. minor, superi. minimus, parvulus, a, um, adj. Smaller, minor, oris, adj. (comp. from parvus). Smallest, minimus, a, um, adj. (superi, from parvus). Smear, 3 v. a., illino, levi, illitum, ere. the collyrium to be smeared over the eyes, collyrium oculis illinendum. Smooth, levis, e (e long), adj. Sneezing, ste? metatio, onis, f. exciting violent sneezing, sternu- tationem vehementem excitans, sternfetdmentum, i, n. Sneezing (to produce), a-rlunutn, i, n. Snulf, pulvis ad sternutamentum. Soap, sapo, onis, m. Castile soap (white, hard), sapo durus. curdsoap, s. animalis-, green soap, s. viridis, s. kalinus venalis. mottled soap, s. maculosus. Soft soap, s. mollis, sdpondrius, a, um, adj. Socotrine, Socotrlnus, a, um, adj. Socotrine aloes, aloe Socotrlna. Soda, soda, ce, f. Soda water, liquor soda: effervescens. Sodium, sodium, ii, n. natrium, ii, n. and natrum, i, n.