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2. Sulphate of lime 



3. Alum. , . 



4. Sulphate of magnesia 



5. Sulphate of iron 



6. Muriate of bary tes 



7. Muriate of lime 



8. Muriate of magnesia 



9. Nitrate of lime. 



CONTRACTIONS. 



C Alkalies. ^ 



J Carbonate of magnesia. 



^ Muriate of bary tes. 



{Alkalies. 

 Muriate of bary tes. 

 Nitrate, muriate, carbonate of lime. 

 Carbonate of magnesia. 

 ( Alkalies. 



-| Muriate of bary tes. 

 f Nitrate and muriate of lime. 

 ( Alkalies. 



^ Muriate of barytes. 

 ( Earthy carbonates, 

 f Sulphates. 

 J Alkaline carbonates. 

 (^ Earthy carbonates, 

 r Sulphates, except of lime. 

 -< Alkaline carbonates. 

 ^ Carbonate of magnesia 

 f Alkaline carbonates. 



\ siilphates. 



r Alkaline carbonates' 



-X Carbonates of magnesia and alumina. 



( Sulphates, except of lime. 



^ 



CONTRACTIONS. 



COMMONLY USED IN PRESCRIPTIONS, ETC. 



A. Aa. Ana, of each ingredient. — Abdom. Abdomen, the belly ; 

 abdominis, of the belly ; abdomini, to the belly. — Abs.febr. Absente 

 febre, in the absence of the fever. — Ad. 2 vie. Ad duas vices, at twice 

 taking. — Ad. gr. acid. Ad gratam aciditatem, to an agreeable sour- 

 ness. — Ad. libit. Ad libitum, at pleasure. — Add. Adde, or addantur, 

 add ; addendus, to be added ; addendo, by adding. — Admov. Ad- 

 moveatur, or admoveantur, apply. — Adst.febr. Adstante febre, when 

 the fever is on. — Aggred. fibre. Aggrediente febre, while the fever is 

 coming on. — Altern. horis. Alternis horis, m'"ery other hour. — Alvo 

 adst. Alvo adstricta, when the belly is bound. — Aq. bull. Aqua 

 buUienSj boiling water. — Aq.ferv. Aqua fervens, boiling water. 



Bis ind. Bis in dies, twice a day. — B. B. Bbds. Barbadensis, Bar- 

 badoes. — B.M. Balneum maris, a water bath. — Bull. Bulliat, it 

 should boil ; buUiant, they should boil. — B. V. Balneum vaporis, a 

 steam heat. 



Ccerul. Coeruleus, blue. — Cap. Capiat, take. — C. m. Cras mane, 

 to-morrow morning. — Coch. arnpl. Cochleare amplum, a large spoon. 

 — Coch. infant. Cochleare infantis, a child's spoon. — Coch. viagn. 

 Cochleare magnum, a large spoon. — Coch. mod. Cochleare modicum, 

 a dessert spoon. — Coch. parv. Cochleare parvum, a small spoon. — 



