ALOES

n. pl. Aîloz. Fr., aloès. Ger.… Aloe. It., aloe. Sp., dloes, acibar, In medicine, erated both to the plants of the genus Aloe and to the inspi ated juice of several of the species. For the compound terms in Latin, see under ALOE.—African a. See ALOE african a. — American a. See AGAVE american a. — Aqueous extract of a. See Extractum ators aquosum, under ALOE.— Artificial bitter of a. See ALOETIC AcIp—BBarbadoes a. See ALOE BARB A DENS IS—Benares a. A variety of Indian a. resembling Barb a does a., but of a darker color and more glo y. (L, 65.] — Bethels dorp a. The most esteemed variety of Cape aloes; so called because collected at the Bethels dorp mi ion, tt. 103. |—Bitter of a. See ALOE-BITTER—I3oimnbay a. Fr., aloes de l’Inde. A variety of hepatic aloes obtained from Bombay, of a lighter color than the ordinary variety. [L, 77.]—Bonaire a. See Benares a.—Caballine a. See ALOE cab all in a.—Cape a. See ALOE capensis.—Capey a., Capey Barb a does a. A variety of Barb a does a. presenting a smooth glo y surface on fracture. — Cold-drawn Barb a does a. The pure inspi ated juice of the Aloe barb a dens is, as distinguished from the ordinary Barb a does a., which is the residue of a decoction of the plant. [L.]|—Compound decoction of a. See Decoctum ALOES compos i tum, under ALOE.— Curaçoaa. A West Indian variety, resembling Barb a does a., but darker and more glo y.—Cyprus a. A variety of a. obtained from Cyprus. 53.]—East India a. See AÂLOE socotrina.— Enema of a. emda ALOES, under ALoE.—Extract of a. See Extractum ALOES aquosum, under ALox.—Extract of Barb a does, or of Socotrine, a. See Extractum ALOES aquosum, under ALoE.—Feetid a. See ALOE cab all in a.—Glycerate, or glycerole, ofa. A solution in glycerin of an alcoholic extract of aloes. B, 5.|—Hepatic a. See Aton hepatica—Indian a. See Bom- y a—Insoluble a. See ALOE resin.—Jafferbad a. À variety of a pitchy-black color, with a glo y, porous fracture, and of an odor and taste more disagreeable than those of Socotrine a.—Liver a. See ALOE hepatica.—Mineral a. Bitumen, [L, 119.|—Mocha a., Moka a. A nearly black, inferior variety from the interior of Arabia. [L, 65.]—Natal a. See ALoE nat a lens is —Pills of a. See Pilule ALOES, under ALoE.—Pills of a. and asafœtid a. See Pilulæ ALOES et as a feet ide, under Avor.—Pills of a. and iron. See Pilulæ ALOES et ferri, under ALOE.—Pills of aloes and mastic. See Pilulæ ALOES et mastiches, under ALoE.--Pills of aloes and myrrh. See Pilul ALors et myrrhe, under ALOE.—Pills of Barb a does a., Pills of Socotrine a. See Pilulæ ALoEs, under Atoz.—Purified a. See ALOE purificata.—Rosated a. See ALOE rosat hining a. See ALOE capensi: myrna a., Socotorine a., Socotrine a. See ALOE SOCOTRINA.—Socotrine a. julee. A form of Socotrine a. having the consistence of honey and a deep orange or pale-yellow color. On standing, it separates into two layers, an inferior, pale, opaque, and granular with crystals of aloin, and a superior, transparent and darker-colored. 122.J— Soluble a. That portion of a, which is soluble in cold water. According to Ku mann, it has the composition C,7H220,9. [B, 2.)— Tincture of a. See Tinctura aLors, under ALOE—Tineture of a. and myrrh. See Tinctura ALOES et myrrh, under ALOE— Translucent a. See ALOE SOCOTRINA —Turkey a. See ALOE SOCOTRINA.—Turkis tan a. See Bombay a.—Volatile oil of a. A pale-yellow liquid obtained in small quantities from a., smelling and tasting like mint. [L, 63.]—Wine of a. See Vinum ALOES, under ALOE.—Zauzibar a. See ALOE SOCOTRINA. ALOËS (Fr.), n. 1. The genus Aloe. 2. Aloes. 3. Aloes-wood. — Alcool at ure d’a., Alcoolé d’a. See Tinctura ALOES, under ALOE.—Alcoolé. composée. See Teinture d'a. composée,—Alcoolé. et de rhubarbe. See Tinctura REI et aloes.—Alcoolé. et de thériaque. See Teinture d’a. composée—Alcoolé. myrrho-safrané. See Tinctura ALOES compos it a, under ALOE.—A. allongé. See ALOE elongata—A. apatie. See ALOE hepatica.—A. barbade. See Avorn barb a dens is,—A. bec de canne. See ALOE distich a (3d def.).—A. bleu. A name applied in the Mauritius to the Agave american a, [B, 121.] —A, cab all in. See ALOE cab all in a.—A. cab all in du Cap. See ALOE spicata.—A. carrat as. An uncertain species, po ibly the caraguata. [L, 105.] — A. chicotin. See ALOE socotrina—A. Curagoa. See Curacoa ALoES—A. de Bombay. See Bombay ALOES.—À, de Curaçoa. See Curaçoa aLors.—A. de Jamaïque. See ALOE BARB A DENS IS.—A. de l’Inde. See ALOE BARB A DENS IS, Axor hepatica, and Bombay ALOES.—A. de Natal. See ALOE nat a lens is.—A. dépuré. See ALOE purificata.—A. des Rarbades [Fr. Cod.]. See ALOE BARB A DENS IS.—A. des Indes orient a les. See Bombay ators and ALOE socoTRINA.—A. de Zanzibar. See ALOE SOCOTRINA.—À. dichotome. See ALOE dichotoma.—A. du Cap [Fr. Cod.], A. du Cap de Bonne Espérance. See Aor capensis.—A. en calaba e. A name for any variety of aloes packed in calabashes, but usually applied to Barb a does aloes. [L, 55, 77.]—A. en épis. See ALOE spicata.—A. en forme de langne. See ALOE lingua.—A. faux socotrin. A variety obtained from the Aloe vulgar is, [B, 121.J—A. féroce. See ALOE ferox.— A. fétide. See ALoz cab all in a.—A. hépatique. See ALOE hepatica.—A. hépatique des Barbades. See ALOE BARB A DENS IS.—A. hépatique du Cap..See Avorn spicata.—A. hépatique fin. See ALOE socotrina.—A. hépatiqne vrai. A variety coming from India by the way of Bombay. [L, 49.1—A. langue de chat. See ALOE lingua.—A. Incide. See ALOE capensis and ALOE lucid a. —A, mitré. See ALOE mitre form is._A. Moka. See Mocha ALOES.—A, mozambram. See ALOE musanibron.—A. noirâtre et fétide. See ALoE cab all in a.—A. opaque. See ALOE hepatica.—A. pitt, A. pitte. See Fourcroya fætid a—A.rosée. See ALor rosata.—A. socotrin, A. socotrin translucide, A. succotrin, See ALOE SOCOTRINA.—A. succotrin liquide. See Soco- (rine ALOES juice —A. succotrin vrai. À variety coming from ee tL, Se Bombay which is soft and pliable. (L, 55.J—A. sucotrin. ALOE socoTRINA.—A. translucide. See ALOE SOCOTRINA. — A. verruqueux. See ALOE verrucosa.—A. vert. See FOURCROYA gigantea.—A. vulgaire. See ALOE vulgar is.—Amer. See ‘ALOE-BITTER. — Bois d’a. See ALogs-woop.— Décoction d’a. composée. See Decoctum ALOES compos i tum, under ALOE.— Électuaire d’a. ammonio-ferré. A preparation official in the Fr. Cod, of 1837, made of 2 parts each of Socotrine aloes, Arum maculatum, and calomel, 3 each of pulvis oxydii stibii compos i tum and rhubarb, 4 each of senna, gum ammoniac, and scales of iron, and 48 of compound syrup of senna, [L, 85.]—Electuaire. composée. See Electuarium ALOES compos i tum, under Avoz.— Elixir d’a. savonneux, E ence d’a. composée. See Elixir ALOES saponaceum, under ALoE.—Extraît., Extrait gommeux d’a. See Extractum ALOES aquosum, under ALor.—Extrait gommo-résineux d’a. A preparation official in the Frankfort Ph. of 1791; made by mixing the aqueous and alcoholic extracts of aloes, and evaporating to the proper consistence. — Extrait résineux d’a. See Extrait gommo-résineux d’a. — Œnolature., Ginolé d’a. See Vinum ALOES, under ALoE. — Pilules d’a., de myrrhe et de gayac. A preparation official in the Geneva Ph. of 1780; made of 15 parts each of Socotrine aloes, oxide of antimony, and guaiacum resin, 8 each of saffron and myrrh, and sufficient copaiba balsam to make a pill ma , [L, 85.]—Pilules. et d’agaric. Syn.: pilule hieræ picre. ap een official in the Sard. Ph. of 1773; made of 1 part each of the species hieræ picræ and powdered troches of agaric, 2 parts of aloes, and sufficient alcohol to make into a pill ma . » 85.]—Pilules. et d’asafétide. See Pilulæ avors et asafætidæ, under ALoE.— Pilules d’a. et de coloquinthe. See Extractum coLocyNnTHIpIs compos i tum.—Pi- Inles d’a. et de fer. See Pilulæ ALOES et ferri, under ALOE.— Pilules d’a. et de gayac. A preparation official in the Geneva Ph, of 1780; made of 3 parts of Socotrine aloes, 2 of gnaiacum resin, 1 part each of aromatic powder and Peruvian balsam_and sufficient syrup of orange peel to make a pill ma . [L, 85.]|—Pilules. et de gentiane. The Amsterdam Ph. of 1792 and the Batavian Ph. of 1805 order this pill to be made of equal parts of Socotrine aloes and extract of gentian. The Swedish Ph. of 1817 orders 3 parts of the pill ma of aloes and myrrh, and 2 of extract of gentian. The Brunswick Disnene: of 1777 and the Span. Ph. of 1798 order 12 parts of Socotrine aloes, 6 of extract of cenit 1 part of oil of cloves, and sufficient syrup of ginger to make a pill ma . Pilules d’a. et de gomme-gutte. Syn.: pilulæ de Anderson. A preparation official in the Fr. Cod., each pill containing 10 centigrammes each of aloes and gamboge, with a little honey and oil of anise. The Ferrara Ph. of 1832 orders a pill ma to be made of 2 parts of Socotrine aloes and 1 part of gamboge, with syrup. also Pilulæ GAMBOGLE co. itæ—Pilules. et de mastic. See Pilulæ ALOES et mastiches, under ALor.—Pilules. et de myrrhe. See Pilulæ ALOES et myrrhe, under Avor.—Pilules. et de quinquina. A preparation official in the Fr. Cod. of 1837; made of 6 parts of Socotrine aloes, 3 of extract of cinchona, 2of cinnamon, and sufficient syrup of wormwood to make a pill ma . [L, 85.|—Pilules. et de rhubarbe. See Extractum RHE! compos i tum.— Pilules d’a. et de sav on [Fr. Cod.]. See Pilulæ ALOES, under ALor.—Pilules. et de scammonée. See PrruLæ, de duobus.—Pilules. et de succin. A preparation official in several old European pharmacopeeias. containing 2 parts of Socotrine aloes to i of ambra flava. [L, 85.|—Pilules. et d’opium. See PILULÆ anglice,—Pilules. gent: See Pilules d'a. et de gentiane.—Pilules. gentiano. neuses. A preparation official in the Brunswick Ph. of 1777; made of 4 pete of Socotrine aloes, 2 of extract of gentian, 1 part of pe - dered ginger, and soap sufficient to make a pill ma . [L, 85.]— Pilules d’a. gommeuses. A preparation official in the Geneva Ph, of 1780: made of equal parts of Socotrine aloes and gum arabic. tL, 85.|—Pilules. martiales. A preparation official in the geneva Ph. of 1780; made of 1 part of Ronee aloes, 12 parts of black oxide of iron, and sufficient syrup to make a pill ma . {L, 85.]—Pilules. rosées. See ÂLoE rosata—Pilules. safranées. See Pilulæ ALoEs et märrhœ, under ALor.—Pilules. simples. A preparation official in the Fr. Cod.; made of equal parts of powdered aloes and honey. A preparation official in the Fr. Cod.; made by powdering aloes in a mortar, drying, and then triturating to a fine powder and eee through a sieve containing 100 meshes to the French square inch.—Poudre. composée. See Pulvis ALOES compos it us, under ALoz, The Wiirzburg Ph. of 1796 orders under this name 1 drachm each of Socotrine aloes, myrrh, and sulphate of iron, 12 drops of the e ential oil of savin, and à sufficient quantity of sugar. [L, 85.]-Sue. See Succus ALOES, under ALOE.—Suppositoire. A suppository official in the Fr. Cod., containing 50 centigrammes of aloes and 4 grammes of cacao-butter.—Teinture. See Tinctura ALOES, under ALOE.— Teinture d’a. composée. A préparation official in the Fr, Cod.; made by macerating for 10 days 40 parts of aloes and 5 each of gentian root, zedoary, saffron, white Searle: and électuaire thériacal in 2,000 parts of 60 per cent. alcohol, and filtering. See also Tinctura ALOES compos it a, under ALog.—Teinture. et de benjoin. See Tinctura BENZOIN I compos it a.—Teinture. et de stic. A preparation official in the Spanish Ph. of 1798; made of 29 parts each of aloes, olibanum gum, and mastic, 14 of colophony, and 1,725 of alcohol —Teinture. et de myrrhe. A preparation official in the Würzburg Ph. of 1796; made of 2 parts of hepatic aloes, 30f myrrh, and 60 of alcohol. [L, 85.] See also Tinctura ALOES et myrrhe, under ALos—Teinture. et de myrrhe safranée. See Tinctura ALOES compos it a, under ALor.—Teinture. et de régli e. A preparation official in the Batavian Ph. of 1805; made of 15 parts of aloes, 46 of extract of licorice, and 250 each of alcohol and water. [L, 85.]—Teinture. et de rhubarbe. See Tinctura REr et aloes—Vin. See Vinum ALOES, under ALOE. , 76.)—Poudre da.