JEGOBRONCHOPHONY

An Illustrated Encyclopaedic Medical Dictionary · 1891 · p. 2
n. E”’go-bro2n?-ko*f/o-ni?. Lat., ægo broncho phon i a (from atf, a goat, Bpéyx:a, the bronchial tubes, and dwr%, the sound of the voice). See (OPHONY. JEGOCERAS (Lat.), n. n. "k)'e?r-a?s(a8s), Gen., ægocer'atos. Gr., aiyoxépas (from aif, à goat, and xépas, a horn). Ger., Ziegenhorn, griechische Heu. SËJ.: fœnum græcum [Galen (A. 311]. The common fenugreek (Trigon ell a fenum græcum). » 248; L 50. ÆGOLETHRON, ÆGOLETHROS (Lat.),n’s n, and m. (a?-c2g)-03/e%th-ro®n, -ro%s. _Gr., atyéAeOpov, aiysAe@pos (from alg, a goat, and BAcOpos, death), Fr., ægoléthron, Ger., Ziegentod, Zienpest, Goat's-bane; an old term for the Azalea pontic a and the anunculus flammula. [A, 248, 311; L, 50, 103.] .),n.n,?-e2g)-02n'i°k(i2ch2-02n. From;äë,là îoat, and évvg, a hoof. The Lithospermum oficinale. [L, Lvov rom engal quince. -ÆGONY,n. E%g’o-ni?, Lat., egonia. See Aaopnony. ÆGONYCHON (Lat.), n.n. 'i2k(utch2)-o2n, See Æ0ONICHON.
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