AENCEPHALUS

(Lat.), adj. See ANENCEPHALUS. 4ENEA (Lat.), n. f. E'(aS’e?)-ne2-a3, From æneus, made of copper or bronze. An old term for a catheter. [L, 104.] ÆNEUS (Lat.), n. m. E/(a*’e)-ne?-u3s(u‘s). See ÆNEA. NO TIL IONIC, adj. See ŒNo THIONIC. ÆODŒOTOMIA (Lat.), n. f.?-e")-o-de(doi)-0-to'mi?-a3. See EpaoTomy. ÆOLANTHUS (Lat.), n. m.?)-0-la2n(la®n)thu°s(thuts), Fr., œolauthe. A genus of labiate plants. (L, 41.]—Æ. suavis. A Brazilian plant, used as a diuretic. [L, 63.] EOLECTHYMA (Lat.), n, n. ®-e?)-031-e2k-thi(thu5)/mas, Gen., eolecthym’atos. From aiédos, variegated, eat and éx@vwa, à pustule. An old term for small-pox. [L, 50.] JEOLECTHYMATICUS (Lat.), adj. (thu’m)-at(a%ty 2k-u (uts). pox. [L,50.] ÆOLIPYLE,n. E-o?l'i?-pil. From aidaos, windy, and van. à narrow pa age. Fr., éolipyle. A peculiar form of spirit-lamp used for heating cautery-irons.. A tight receptacle containing alcohol is heated by setting fire to a little free alcohol beneath it; this E(as-e?)-07l-e2k-thi?m- Pertaining to or affected with small causes the vapor from the contained alcohol to escape from a narrow orifice under great pre ure; it takes fire and is projected forcibly in a stream against the article to be heated. [A, 321; L.] ÆOLLION (Lat.), n.n. 'li2-0’n, Varicella. [Ploucquet (A, 322).] ÆOLOCRENE (Lat.), n. f.?-e?)-0-lo-kre(kra)ne(na). From aiédos, windy, and xpñvn, à spring. Ger., Aeolsbrunnen, Windbrunnen, Waldquelle. One of the springs at Marienbad, so called from the efficiency of its waters in expelling wind. [A, 822.] See Mart- ENBAD, ÆOLODERMUS (Lat.), adj.?-e?)-0-lo-du5rm(de?rm)'us- (u*s). Gr., aioxéSepuos. Having a variegated skin, as in urticaria.