ANGEL I QUE

(Fr.),n. A?n2-zha-lek. 1. Angelica, %. A name given in-French Guiana to the Dicorynia paraensis. [B, 121.]—Alcool at. See Spiritus ANGELICÆ—Alcool at. composé. See Spiritus ANGELICÆ compos it us—Aléoolé. See Tinctura ANGELICÆ—A. de Bohéme, A. des jardins. The Archangelic a officinal is. [L, 85, 105,]—A. épineuse: The Aralia spinosa. [B.] —A. of ficin ale [Fr. Cod.]. e Archangelic a officinal is. The root and fruit are official in the Fr. Codex, [B.]—A. sanvage. The Angelica silvestris. [L, %.|—Baumeé da: —Conserve. See Conserva ANGELICa,—Eau. See Aqua ANGELICÆ—Esprit. See Spiritus ANGÈLICÆ—Esprit d’a, compos: See Spiritus ANGELICA compos it us—E ence. See Spiritus ANGELICÆ and Tinctura ANGELICÆæ—E ence. ammoniac ale. See Sal volatile oleosum ANGELICÆ Boerhaavii.— E ence d’a. composée. See Spiritus ANGELICA compos it us.— Extrait d’a. See Extractum ANGELICÆ—Gomme-résine. The resinous exudation obtained from incisiôns niade in angelica root. (L, 77.)—Hydrolat. See Aqud ANGELICÆ—Huile e entielle d’a. See Oleum ANGELICÆ œtheréum.—Infusion. See Infusion of ANGELICA.—Oléule d’a, Oleum ANGELICA cethereum.—Petlte a. The Zyopodium podagrärid. [L, 105,)—Racine d’a, See Radix ANGELICÆ—Teinturé alcoollqne d’a. See Tinctura ANGELICÆ—Vinaigre. compésé: See Compound vinegar Of ANGELICA.