AN A CAMPS EROS

(Lat.), n. m. | *n)-a?-ka?mp(ka*mpy’- se?-ro’s. Gen., anacampsero’tos ean Gr., dvaxapiépws (from dvaxdurrew, to make to turn, and épws, love, because the A. vulgar is was believed to bring back’estranged love). [L.] 1. Of Tournefort, a genus of plants, usually referred to Sedum. 2. Of Linnæus, a genus of portulacaceous plants. [B, 170.]—A. cepæa [Haworth]. See Sepum cepe a.—A. sempervirens [Haworth]. See SEDUM a. —A. vulgar is [Haworth]. See SEDUM telephium.—Anacampserotis herb a recens. The fresh herb of Sedum a. [B, 180.]