LAPIS

(Lat.), n. m. and f. Lap(lap)'i2s. Gen., lap'idis. Gr., Ai'0os. Fr., pierre. Ger.. Stein. It.,pietra. Sp.,piedra. A stone; a stony concretion, [a, 41.] Alcheron 1. See BEZOAR bovinus. Calami naris 1. See CALAMINE (1st def.). Carneolus 1. The carnelian or sard. [B, 200.1 Ceratum lapiclis calami i i aris. See Ceratum CALAMIN^E. Collyrium cnrn lapicle divi no [Fr. Cod.]. See Collyre a la PIERRE divine. Colubrinus 1. A preparation made of hartshorn burned to blackne and afterward polished, or of clay; said to be efficacious in snake-bites when applied to the wound. [L, 97.] Emplastrum lapiclis calami i i aris extensum. See Sparadrapum lapidis calami naris.'L,. retliiopicus. A mineral having the color of greenish jasper, and di olving into a milky liquid. [L, 105 (a, 39).] L. altites. See ALTITE. L. ageratus. See AGERATCS. L. alabandicus. A blackish stone found in A lab and a. When powdered, it was said by Aetius to turn gray hair black. [L, 104.] L. alcheron. See BEZOAR bovinus. L. a lector ins. See A LECTOR I A (1st def.). L. animal is. 1. Blood. 2. The tortoise. [B, 50.] L. anti moi i i us. Native antimony trisulphide. [B, 200.] L. arabic us. Of Dioscorides, a certain stone used as an anodyne and in haemorrhoids. [L, 105 (a, 39).] L. armenius. See ARMENITE. L. asi us. Asiatic stone; an unknown mineral of caustic properties, mentioned by Celsus. [B, 45.] L. at ramen tar i us. Ger., Atrament stein. Ferrous sulphate; so called because used in making ink. [B, 49.] L. aureus. Of the alchemists, urine. [Ruland. Johnson (A, 325).] L. belemnites. See BELEMNITES. L. bezoar. See BEZOAR (1st def.). L. bezoardic us de Coromaiidel. See BEZOAR coromandel i an us. L. bezoardic us occidental is. See BEZOAR occidental is. L. bezoardic us oi-ii-ii t a I is. See BEZOAR oriental is.'L,. bezoar oriental is (fragilior). See BEZOAR oriental is.'L.. bezoar peruvianus occidental is. See BEZOAR occidental is. L. bezoar siculus. See BEZOAR minerale. 'L,. bibulus. See PUMICE. L. boi i onie i is is. Barium sulphate, [a, 41.] L. bufonites. See BUFONITES. L. cseruleus. See AZURITE. L. calami i i aris [Ru . Ph.]. See GALAMINE (1st def.). L. calami i i aris praeparatus. See CALAMINA proeparata. L. cal care us. See CALX. L. cal care us ustus. See QUICKLIME. Lapides cancrorum. See AS TACO LITH. L. carneolus. See CARNEIIAN. L. caustic us(chirurgorum). See Caustic POTASSA. L. caustic us Filhosii. See POTASSA cum calce. L. ceraunia, L. ceraunius. See CERAUNIUM (2d def.). Lapides cervini. See BEZOAR (jermanicum. L. clielidonius. A small stone said to be found in the stomach of the swallow; formerly worn as an amulet in epilepsy and placed between the eyelids to remove foreign bodies from the eyes. [B, 180 (a, 35).] L. collymus. See AETITE. L. colubrinus, L. comensis. Steatite. [B, 180 (a, 35).] L. crucifer. Fr.. pierre de croix. Of L6mery. a certain stone formerly worn next tne skin as a haemostatic, febrifuge, and galactagogue. [L, 105 (a, 39).] L. cyaneus. See AzuRITE. L. dactyli Idaei. See BELEMNITES. L. de Malaca. See BEZOAR hystricinum. L. de tribus. Ger., arsenikalischer Magnet. A ma made up of equal parts of white arsenic, antimony, and sulphur. [B, 48.] L. divinus. Fr., pierre divine. Cuprum alumina tum. [a, 27.] L. fl ilis. See L. schist us.'L.. fulmine us. See CERAUNIUM (2d def.). L. fuiigarius. The Polyp or us tutoo; U, blue; U3. lull: U4, full; U8, urn; U, like a (German). [s. 579]