ARIOBARZANIOS, ARIOBARZANTUS

An Illustrated Encyclopaedic Medical Dictionary · 1891 · p. 2
(Lat.), n’s m. A?r- (a8r).i2-o-bar-za(za4)’ni?-0%s, -u3s(uts). Gr., apioBapgdvios. An an- Sra a used for induration of the parotid glands. [P. Ægineta L, 53)., ARION (Lat.), n. m. A*r(asr)-i(e)’o%. Gen., ari’on is. From äpeiwv (comparative of äyañés or äpıgros), better, more excellent. Fr., arion. 1. The Gladiolus communis. [Dioscorides (L, 105).] 2 A genus of snails belonging to the family Limacina, established by Féru ac. [B, 180.]—A. empiricorum [Féru ac]. Ger., Erdschnecke, Syn.: Limax ater [Sturm] (seu rufus (Linnæus], sew succineus [Miller], seu margin ell us [Schrank]). À species common in Europe, which was formerly used in broths and jellies as a remedy for tuberculous, scrofulous, leprous, and syphilitic diseases. The slimy excretion which it gives off was used as an external application. [B, 180.]
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