collyrItidæ

pl. [Mod. Lat. colly rites (gen it. colly rit is ), and suff. -idæ.] are found in the Jura ic and Cretaceous rocks. Palœont.: A family of Irregular Echinoids. They impre ed.j eye-salve col-lýr-i-ŭm, s. [Lat., from Gr. kollyrion -an a fine clay on which a seal can be 1. Medicine: (1) An eye-salve, or ointment for the eyes; an eyewash. made up in a cylindrical roll, so as to be introduced (2) A preparation of medicine, in a solid state, into some of the openings of the body, as the anus, nostrils, . 2. Min .: The name given by the Greeks to Samian earth. [KAOLINITE.] Col-mars. [The name of a town in Alsace.] mology. 1. As a proper name : The town named in the ety IMG:content-0192.png:[blocks in formation] they should be moderate, seeth dates sometime in water "Therefore use collutions made of those things; alone, and sometime with a little honey put to them. Likewise make decoctions of roses, vine buds, brambles, cipre e, the first buds of pomegranate flowers, siligna, roots of mulberie, soure apple, and sorbus."-Bar rough: Method of Physic , 1624. ( Nares .)