BE HAND LUNG

(Ger.), n. Be?-haSnd/lung, Treatment, ma-| BEIDELSAR. A corruption of Ar., beid-el-o ar. A name, nipulation. [L, 46.|—B’sart. A method of treatment. {A, 315.]— | according to G. Bauhin, of certain Feypilan plants (probably the Seheinb’. Pretended medical treatment; the use of placebos. | Catotropis procera and the Asclepias Cornuti), the fruits of which [A. 315.] EE) ee ce by the ats pee aa, (eggs lot tt.x zñr), o ar nalts; e probably the name of any asclepiadaceous plant. It was used as a BEHAR (Ar.), n. The Capsicum annuum. [B, 92] Substitute for amadou and silk? the pappus of the seads was used BEHAKA, nu. The Terminal i a bell eric a. [‘‘Pharm. Jour. and | to make mattre es; and the milky juice was applied to ulcers. Trans.,” Aug, 24, 1878, p. 146 (B).}