SAVINE

n's. Sa2v'i2n. Lat., sabin a, (herb a). Fr., snbine. Ger., Saven. 1. The Juniper us aabina, also its tops. 2. The Juniper us virgin i an a, also its tops, used as a substitute for those of Juniper us sabin a. 3. In the West Indies, the Ccesalpinia bijuga and Xanthoxylum pterota. 4. The Artemisia maritima. [o, 35.] Oil of s. Lat.. oleum sabince [U. S. Ph., Br. Ph.], cet her oleum sabinae [Norw. Ph., Swed. Ph.]. Fr., e ence (ou huile volatile) de sabine. Ger., Sadebaumol, Sadeol, Sevenbaumdl, Savenol. A yellow or almost colorle volatile oil, of strong odor and bitterish, very acrid taste, obtained by distillation from the fresh tops of Juniper us sabin a. It has the composition, CieH, e, of oil of turpentine. When distilled with 8 parts of calcium chloride and 24 of water, it yields chloroform, with the effervescent evolution of carbon dioxide. It is a violent irritant, and has been used in atonic amenorrhoea and menorrhagia. Used as an abortifacient, it has often produced death. [B, 5, 18 (o. 35).] S. tops. Lat., sabin a [U. S. Ph.]. sabince cacumina [Br. Ph.], herb a (sen summit ates [Ger. Ph.], seu folia, seu frondes) sabince (vitlgaris). Fr., sommites de aabine. Ger., Sab inc i kraut. Seven kraut. The young and tender shoots or tops of Juniper us sabin a. [a, 35.] SAVON [Fr. Cod.] (Fr.). n. Sa3-vo2n. See SOAP. Alcool (ou alcoole) de s. See Tmctura SAPONIS. Alroole de s. animal ethere1. See Anti-arthritic BALSAM. Alcoole de s. camplire (ou compose), Baume de s. See LIN I MENTUM sap on a to-camphor a tum. Cerat de s., Emplatre de s. See Emplastrum SAPONIS. Emplatre de s. camphre. See EMPLASTRUM saponatum. Emplatre de s. saturne. See Emplastrum SAPONIS fuscum. Esprit tie s. See Tinctura SAPONIS. E ence de s. camphre. See LIN I MENTUM sap on a to-camphor a tum. Fleche de s. A soap suppository. [L. 41.] Huile de s. See Oleum SAPONIS. Liqueur de s. stib'ie. See Tinctura AN TIM ON I I sap on at a. Pilules de s. cnmposees. See Pilulae HYDRARGYRI jalappince. Pilules de s. iii trees [Fr. Cod., 1866]. A mixture of 20 grammes of medicated soap. 2 of pota ium nitrate, and 3 of powdered marsh-mallow root divided into 100 pills. [B, 92, 93 (a, 14).] Poudre de s. [Fr. Cod.]. Lat., pulvis saponis [Fr. Cod.]. A preparation made by thoroughly drying filings of medicinal soap at 25 C.. powdering in a marble mortar, and sifting through a No. 100 silk sieve [Fr. Cod.] (by sifting the soap through a 1,000-mesh sieve [Ru Ph.]). [B, 95 (a, 38).] S. H base de pota e. See Soft SOAP. S. acide. See POMMADE ophthalrnique.S. ammoniacal. See Lin i mentum AMMONITE. S. ammoniacal camphre. See LIN I MENTUM sap on a to-camptioratum.S. amygdalin. See SAPO medic at us. S. animal. See U, blue; U3, lull; U4, full; U 6, urn; U, like u (German). [s. 445]