elixir

(e-liks’er) [L., from Arabic]. A compound tincture, especially if sweetened and aromati acid e. of Haller, a mixture of 1 part of sulphuric acid with 3 parts of alcohol. e@. ad’juvans, adjuvant e., a preparation of aromatic elixir and fluidextract of glycyrrhiza. @. ad lon’gam vi’- tam, compound tincture of aloes. aromatice., a preparation of compound spirit of orange, syrup, precipitated calcium phosphate, deodorized alcohol, and water. bitter e., contains wormwood, eleosaccharum of peppermint, bitter tincture, and aromatic tincture. Brown-86- quard’s e., stcrilized testicular fluid for the treatment of nervous and mental diseases. Daffy’se., compound tincture of senna. Θ. fer’ri, quin i’ns et strychni’n» phospha’tum, elixir of iron, quinin, and strychnin phosphates. McMunn’'se., an aqueous solution of opium of the same strength as laudanum. e. mirab’ilis, a celebrated Italian secret Poison of the seventeenth century. Para cels us’ e., tincture of aloes and myrrh. @., pare- goric, camphorated tincture of opium. 6. proprieta’tis, ©. pro., an alcoholic tincture of aloes, myrrh, and saffron with vinegar. e. rob’- orans whit’tii, compound tincture of cinchona. 0. sab i’tis, the wine of rhubarb. Stoughton’s @., a tincture made of 25 parts cach of rhubarb, gentian, wormwood, germander, and bitter orange peel, ς parts cach of aloes and cascarilla, and alcohol, a sufficient quantity. elkoplasty (el’ko-plas-te). elkosis (cl’ko-sis). Same as helco plasty. Same as helcosis. EMANOSOL