BASILICUM

(Lat.), n. n. Ba?s(ba )-i?li9k-utm(n*m). See BAsILICON.—B. agreste [Rumphius]. The Ocimum tenuiflorum. {B, 211.J—B. citratum. The Ocimum b. [B.|—B. indicum agreste [Rumphius]. The Ocimum grati imum. [B, 211.]— I’ kamfer (Ger.). A stearoptene obtained from the Ocimum b. {B, 270.]—B. majus. The Ocimum b. [B.|—B.-Minze (Ger.). The Mentha gentil is. [B, 270.|—B’sal be (Ger.). See Unguentum —B. zeylanicum i at i folium odorati imum [Her- The Ocimum frutescens. [B, 211.]—Flores basilic i (seu basilic i citrati, seu basilic i major is) ‘he flowers of Ocimum b. [B, 180.]—Herba basilic i (seu basilic i citrati, seu basilic i jor is). Ger., Bas i lien kraut, gro es Bas i lien kraut. The herb of Ocimum b. [B, 180.]—Oil of b. An oil obtained by distilling the leaves of Ocimum b. with water. [A, 2.]—Semina basilic i (seu be eitrati, seu basilic i major is). The seeds of Ocimum b. 180.1