soleus (so-le'us). 1

The strongest muscle of the leg. See table of muscles, under muscle. 2. In solipeds, a muscle which arises from the superior external tuberosity of the tibia and is inserted into the tendon of the bifemorocalcaneus, of sole.] it is an auxiliary. [Lat., sole a, the which solferino chloric!. (sol-fer-e'no). Rosanilin hydro- Solidago (sol-id-a'go). Goldenrod; a genus of composite plants. S. odor a, S. odorata. The sweet-scented goldenrod of the United States and Canada. The aromatic leaves, formerly official in the U. S. Ph., are carminative, hemostatic, stimulant, and diaphoretic (in warm infusion). They yield a volatile oil, which is used, di olved in alcohol, in flatulence, as a corrigent, etc. S. virga aurea, S. vulgar is. Common goldenrod. The leaves and flowering tops were formerly used as a lithotriptic.