A grammatical introduction to the London Pharmacopoeia : containing a short but comprehensive Latin grammar; selections for the exercise of the student in translating from Latin into English, and from English into Latin; and a vocabulary, alphabetically arranged in the different classes of nouns, adjectives and participles, pronouns, verbs, and indeclinable words ... To which is added, an appendix, containing the words most frequently occurring in physicians' prescriptions / by S.F. Leach.

  • Leach, S. F.
Date:
1826
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Credit: A grammatical introduction to the London Pharmacopoeia : containing a short but comprehensive Latin grammar; selections for the exercise of the student in translating from Latin into English, and from English into Latin; and a vocabulary, alphabetically arranged in the different classes of nouns, adjectives and participles, pronouns, verbs, and indeclinable words ... To which is added, an appendix, containing the words most frequently occurring in physicians' prescriptions / by S.F. Leach. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Sindon, very fine linen Singultus, hiccup Sinister, adj. left Sinus, a sinus or secret plixce Siphon, a syringe Sitis, thirst Solltus, part, unaccustomed Solus, alone Sol-vo, vere, vi, utum, to dis- solve Somnus, sleep Sor-beo, here, psi, ptum, to drink Spar-go, gSre, si, sum, to sprinkle Spina, the spine Spissus, part, thick Spissitudo, thickness Sternutamentum, a sneezing Stillo, are, to drop Sto, stare, steti, statum, to stand Strangtiria, pain in making water Strictus, part, narrow StrigTlis, a brush Stupa, tow Stupeus, adJ. of tow' Sua-deo, dere, si, sum, to urge . Sub-igo, igfre, egi, actum, to restrain or overcome SuMtus, adj. sudden Subtepfdus, adj. lukewarm Sudor, sweat Sudatio, sweating Suffio, ire, to fumigate Suft-icio, icore, eci, ectum, to be suflicient Sum-o, ere, psi, ptum, to take ' ‘ > Superbt-bo, bCre, hi, turn, to drink often Supercllium, an eyebrow Superv£uio, ire, to come upon Suppositorium, a suppo- sitory Suppr-imo, imiirc, essi, essum, to suppress Suprap5-no,nfre, sui, situm, to set or put before Sura, the calf of the leg Syncope, fainting Tabella, a lozenge Tactus, the touch Tails, adj. such Talus, the ankle Tango, tangere, ttdlfgi, tac- tum, to touch Tantillus, adj. very little Tempos, the time Tempbra, the temples Temperities, degree of heat Tenacitas, tenacity Tenesmus, a desire of going to stool without effect Tentatus, part, afilicted Teres, adj. round, the round worm Ternus, adj. three Testaceus, adj. made of shell Thorax, the chest Thus, frankincense Tormen, a griping Torqueo, torquere, torsi, tortum and tostum, to twist, to turn about Tondeo, tondere, totondi, tonsum, to shave Torrefactus, part, toasted Tostus, part, roasted