pyrifor'mis

Piriform is, see under musculus. to purine, composed of carbon, nitrogen, and hydrogen, forming a ring, HC I CH. I p. ba's es, the derivatives of the p. ring, such as cytosine, thymine, and uracile. p. ba's es, cleavage products of the nucleic acids which are pyrimidine derivatives. saline-carbonated waters. Cold. Several springs. Mud baths. Used by drinking and bathing in anemia, scrofula, nervous disorders, gastric and hepatic troubles, diseases of women, chlorosis, retarded convalescence, intestinal catarrh, affections of the spleen, obesity, chronic catarrh, urinary diseases, gout, and rheumatism. May 1 to October 10. pared by fire. talline acid, H4Asa07, obtained by heating arsenic acid to 180° C. (356° F.).