A NTH RACH I NO LIN

(Ger.), n. ’-ch?j2n-o-len’, See ANTHRAQUINOLINE. A NTH RACH IN ON (Ger.), n. A®n-tra®-ch®i?n-on’. See AN- THRAQUINONE.—A’siiure. See ALIZARIN. ANTHRACHRYSONE, n. A?n-thra3-kri%s-on’. From évôpat, carbon, and xpvceos, golden. Ger., CUMS Ba An isomeric variety of tetra hydroxy anthraquinone, C,,H,O0, = CaHa(OH),, forming yellowish-red acicular crystals nearly insoluble in water, more readily soluble in alcohol and in ether. ANTHRACTA (Lat.), n. f. A?n(a%n)-thra(thra’)’si2(ki2)-a%, For deriv., see ANTHRAX. Fr., anthracie. 1. Black menstrual blood. IEiprocrs (L, 53).] 2. In Good’s nosology, a collective name for carbuneular diseases, [D, 80.]=A. pest is [M. Good], The plague. [M, 50.]—A. rubula, A. rubula american a, A, rubula guineeusis, See FRAMBŒSIA,