antidotal (antidotal)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 48
[ hurtful. Animals that can innoxiously digest these poisons become antidotal to the poison digested. Sir T. Browne , Vulg. Err. Snake poison and antidotal remedies. The American, VI. 205. antidotally (an'ti-do-tal-i), adv . In the manner of an antidote; by way of antidote. antidotarium (anti-do-tar i-um), n.; pl. anti dotaria (-a). (ML., neut. (also masc. antidota rius (sc. liber , book), a treatise on antidotes) of anti do tar i us, antidotum : see antidote .] 1. A treatise on antidotes; a pharma copœia.2. A place where medicines are prepared; a dispensatory. Also called an tid otary .
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