EMPLASTIC

adj. Em-pla st'i k. Gr., efurAoortKo*. Lat.. and 16 of purified labdanum [Sp. Ph.]; straining and adding a soluemplastlcus. Fr., emplastique. Ger., pflasteralinlich, sclimierbtir. tion of 6 parts each of powdered mastic, olibanum, and dragon'sIt., emplastico. Sp..emplastico. Fit to be applied as a plaster or blood in 36 of common turpentine [Hung. Ph.]; or 8 parts of a to be used as a constituent of a plaster. [A, 518; L, 50 (a, 14).] mixture of succus hypocysti ins pi at i and decoctum fructus eu [s. 692]