BE TONIC A

(Lat.), n. f. _ Be*t(bat)-o?n’i?k-a3. Fr., bétoine. Ger., Betonie. A genus of labiate plants referred by Bentham and Hooker to Stachys (q. v.). |B, 42.]—Aqua betoniczæ. Fr., eau de bétoine. An old preparation made by distilling 2 pee of a mixture of 1 part of the fresh herb of B. officinal is and 3 parts of water. [B, 119.]—B. alba. The Veronica officinal is. |B, 270,|—B. alopecurus [Linnæus]. Ger., gelbwei e Betonie. The Stachys alopecurus. [B, 180, 214.]—B. aquatic a. The Seen ores aquatic a, [B, 173.]—BB, hirsuta [Linnæus]. The Stachys dens i flora. [B, 214.] —B. hirta. Of Leys, the Stachys b.; of Gouan, the Stachys recta Gouan]. [B, 214.]—B. ineana [Aiton]. The Stachys dens i flora. B, 214.J—18. montana. The Arnica montana. [B, 173.]—B. officinal is [Linneus]. Fr., bétoine commune. Ger., gebräuchliche Betonie. See Sracuys b.—13. Paull. The Veronica officinal is., 180.j—B. purpure a, B. silvestris. See B. officinal is —B. strict a [Aiton]. The Stachys 6. [B, 180.]—B. vulgarls. B. oficinalis —Ceratum betonicæ. S implastrum betonic Conserva betonicæ. Fr., conserve de bétoine, Of the Würtemb. Ph. of 1798, a mixture of 1 part of the flowers of B. officinal is and 2 parts of sugar, beaten together. [B, 119.]—Emplastrum betonicæ. Fr., emplitre de bétoine. Of the Palat. Disp. of 1764 and the Würtemb. Ph. of 1798, a preparation made by melting together 8 parts each of yellow wax, resin, and oil of turpentine, and adding 4 parts of B. oficinalis and 1 part each of mastic, asphalt, and olipanum. With various modifications, the preparation was directed in several of the old formularies. [B, 119.]—Flores betonicæ. The flowers of B. officinal is. [B, 180.]—Flores betonicæ montanæ. The flowers of Arnica montana, [B, 180.]—Flores betonicæ purpureæ. The flowers of B. officinal is. (B, 180.|—Herba Dbetonicæ. Ger., Betonienkraut. The herb of B. officinal is. [B, 180.|—Herba betonicæ albze. The herb of Veronica officinal is. 270.]Herba betonicæ aquatic. The herb of Scrophularia erba betonic Pauli. The herb of Vero- 180.)—Herba betonieæ purpureæ. The herb of B. officinal is. [B, 180.]—Radix betonicæ. The root of B, officinal is. [B, 180.]—Radix betonieæ montanæ. The root of Arnica montana, [B, 180.]-Radix betonicæ purpurezæ. The root of B. officinal is, [B, 180.|—Syrupus betonieæ. Fr., sirop de bétoine. Of the Würtemb. Ph. of 1798, a preparation made by macerating 120 parts of B. officinal is in 360 of aqua betonicæ, expre ing, and adding to 270 parts of the liquid 480 of sugar, then simmering and straining. [B, 119.]