ALTINGIEZ

(Lat.), n. f. pl. A?I(a%l)-ti2n(ti2n?)-ji(ge)’e?-e(a3-e2), In Gardner’s system, a tribe of the Ham am elideæ, comprising Altingia and other genera. [B, 170.] Used as a botanical species-name (e. g., Aco- [B, 50.] An alchemical term for the scoria of lead. [Rupgaumadl n. An alchemical term for vitriol. [Ruland. 99 ALT IS SIM US (Lat.), adj. _ A®l(a?l)ti%s'si?m-u°s(uts), As a botanical species name, highest (e. g., Lactuca alti ima). ALTMANNSKRAUT (Ger.), n. ASlt/ma°ns-kras-ut. See SENE- C10 and ERIGERON, ALTRIX (Lat.). n. f. A?\(aS1)‘tri?x. Gen., altri’cis, From alere, to nourish. À foster-mother, a wet-nurse. [A, 318.] ALTS CHA DEN WAS SER (Ger.), n. See Lotio HYDRARGYRI flava. ALT-SOHL, ALT-TURA (Ger.), ’zol, -tu-ras. under Sonu and Tura. AS1t's ha>d-e?n-va?s-zetr. See