BAHLINGEN

(Ger.), n. Basli?ng-e?n. A cold_sulphurous spring in a town of the same name, in Würtemberg. BAHMIA (Lat.), n.f. Ba’/mi%a?, See BAMIA. BAHN (Ger.),n. Ba8n. A path, a road. [A, 315.,]—Centrale extraciliare B. des Bindearms. A collection of nerve fibres, forming a portion of the cerebellar peduncle, which may be traced into the capsule of the corpus dentatum. [I, 17; K.]—Centrale intraciliare B. des Bindearms. A bundle of nerve fibres which may be traced from the cerebellar uncle into the hilum of the corpus dentatum. [I,17; K.|—Gleitb’ In obstetrics, the slides, or guiding slopes, formed by certain portions of the interior of the pelvis. [A, 121.]-Kleinhirnseitenstrangb’. The direct cerelar (or myelo-cerebellar [Spitzka]) tract; a tract coursing in the lateral zone of tbe posterior half of the lateral column of the spinal cord, connecting the columns of Clarke with the cerebellum, which it enters as a component of the restiform column; called direct because it does not decu ate. [Flechsig (I).] BAHO, n. A name applied in the Philippine Islands to a variety of mango. [Camelli (B, 121).] BAHOBAB, n. See BAOBAB and A DANS ON I A digit at a. BAHOO,n. A common name in Malabar for the Cathartocarpus fistula. [B, 121.) aie (Hind.), n. According to Clusius, the Ca ia alata. BAIIRE (Ger.), n. BaSr’e?, See Shoulder-LITTER. [L, 1: A litter. [A, 315.]—Schulterb’.