ADEPS

(Lat.), n. m. and f, A?d(asdye?; Gen., ad'ipis. Gr., Aüros, mpedf. Fr., grai e. Ger., Fett, Schmeer. It.,adipe. Sp., gras a, 1, Animal fat, se. 2 Fatne . 3. In alchemy, that portion of a liquid which is the last to distill over, 4. Lard [U. S. Ph.]. [A, 318: B, 50.] Cf. AXUNGIA, SEBUM, and SERUM.—A. an serin us, A. anseris. Fr., grai e d’oie. Ger., Gänsefett. Goose grease; formerly used in pharmacy, and still employed as a domestie remedy, both internally and externally.—A. benzoatus [Br. Ph.], A. benzoin at us [U. S. Ph.]. Fr., grai e (ou axonge |Fr. Cod.}) denzoïnée. Ger., benzoinirtes Schmate. It., adipe benzoato. Syn.: axungia balsamic a (seu benzoata), unguentum benzoin i [U. S. Ph., 1870]. Benzoin a ted, or benzoated, lard; made by suspending 1 part of powdered benzoin, loosely’ wrapped in muslin, in 50 parts of melted lard, and heating on a water-bath, at a temperature not exceeding 60° C., for two hours, when the benzoin is removed and the lard strained. [U. S. Ph.] The Br. Ph. directs mixing 1 part of benzoin with 48 parts of lard, melting. and removing the residual benzoin by straining. The Fr. Cod. orders5 parts of tincture of henzoin (representing le than 1 part of benzoin) to be added to 1,000 parts of melted lard. [B.]- A. can In us. Fr., grai e de chien. ‘ Ger., Hundefett. Dog's fat: formerly used in pharmacy. [Vogl (A, 319).)—A. cantharid i bus medic at us. Fr., pommade épis past i que verte. See Pomatum viride cum CANTHA AIDE.—À. collie quin i. Ger., Kammfett. Fat prepared from the upper part of the neck of the horse (under the mane); used in vete- Fr., adénostylé. He ty A2d(a8d)/e2n-o-si2n- O, no; 02, not; O%, whole; 13 Th, thin; Th?, the; U, like 00 in too; U?, blue; U®, lull; U4, full; US, urn; U®, like ü (German), rinary practice. [A, 303, Vogl (A, 319).]—A. cortice daphnes nidi i medic at us.’ Fr., pommade épis past i que au garou. Eomaéion epispasticum cum extracto GNIDI.—A. curat us frinn. Ph.]. A mixture of 1 part of Peruvian balsam with 48 parts of lard. B, 95.]—A. ex fele. Cat's grease; used by Celsus as an emollient. B, 45.j—A. human us. Human fat. [A, 316.]—A. hydrargyri muriate oxygen a to medic at us. See PoMMADE de Cirillo—A. hydrargyri nitrate medic at us. See Unguentum HYDRARGYRI NITRATIS. —A, hydrargyri oxido rubro et plumb i acetate medic at us. Fr., pommade de Régent. See Pomatum de Regent. —A. hydrargà/ro medic at us. See Unguentum HYDRARGYRI.— A. lauro medic at us. Fr., pommade (ou onguent) de laurier. See Pomatum laurinum.—A. medullæ bovis. Fr., moélle de beuf. Ger., Rinds mark fett. Beef marrow; formerly used in pharmacy. [Vogl (A, 319).J—A. mineral is. See PETROLATUM.— A. muris alpini. Fr., grai e de marmotte. Ger., Murmelthier- ‘ett. Marmot’s grease; formerly used in pharmacy. [Vogl (A, 19.]—A. myristicæ. See Oleum MYRISTICÆ expre um.—A. nitrate hydrargyri (seu mercurii) medic at us. See Unguentum HYDRARGYRI nitratis.—A. nucistæ. See Oleum MYRISTICÆ expre um.—A. odoriferus. Aromatic lard; equal parts of lard and magnolia pomade. [A, 316.]—A. ovillus, A. ovis. Fr., suif. Ger., Hammelfett, Hammeltalg. It., sevo. Sp., sebo. Mutton tallow. Cf. SEBUM.—A. oxido zinc i medic at us. See Unguentum ZINCI oxid i.—Adeps oxygen at us. Fr., grai e oxigénée. Syn.: unguentum acid i nitric i (seu nitros i). Oxygenated lard; made by melting 8 parts of lard in a porcelain capsule over a slow fire, stirring continually with a gla rod, adding 1 part of nitric acid (35°), removing the mixture from the fire when bubbles begin to form, and pouring it into paper molds to solidify. [Ee Ph, (1822), Sp. Ph. (1798), Fr. Cod. (1837), Finn. Ph. (1819), Gr. Ph. (1837), Han. Ph, (1833), He , Ph. (1827), Port. Ph. (1836), Pol. Ph. (1817), Sax. Ph. (1837), Swed. Ph. (1817), Turin Ph. (1833). The U. S. Ph. (1820), Dutch Ph. (1805), Belg. Ph. (1823), Ed, Ph, (1813), and Hamb. Ph. (1835) direct 16 parts of lard and 1 part of acid; the Dub. Ph. (1826) 4 of lard, 4 of olive-oil, and 1 of acid: the Antw. Ph. (1812) 12 of lard aud 1 of acid; and the Padua Ph. (1832) 12 of lard and 14 of acid.] Formerly in great repute for tinea, scabies, eczema, and venereal diseases. [A, 362.|—A. papavere, hyoscyamo et belladonna medic at us. See POMATUM populeum.—A. pedum tauri. Ger., Rindsklauenfett. See Neat’s-foot o11.—A. petrolei. See PETROLATUM. —A, porci, A. porcina. See A, suillus—A. præparatus (Br. Ph.]. Prepared lard. [B.J—A. stibiatus. Fr., grai e (ou pommade) stibiée, See Unguentum an tim on i_tartratis.—A. suillus (Ger. Ph.]. Fr., grai e de porc. Ger., Schweinefett, Schweineschmalz. It., adipe porcino. fey manteca. Syn.: @, porcina, axungia porci (seu porcina). Hog’s grease, l; prepared from the ad pose ti ue of the omentum, and that surround in, neys, of the hog (Sus scrofa) by heating the ti ue sufficiently to liquefy the fat and set it free, after which it is strained. It is a soft, white substance, melting between 38° and 42° C. into a clear liquid free from any rancid odor. It consists of about 62 per cent. of liquid fat (olein) and 38 per cent. of solid fat Ghee of stearic and palmitic acids). [Vogl (A, 319).|—A. suillus benzoatus [Ru . Ph.]. See À. benzoin at us.—A. suillus curat us (seu depuratus, seu præparatus). See A. præparatus.— À. sulfure et ammon iæ muriate medic at us, A. sulfure et carbonate pota æ medic at us. See Unguentum sULPHUR IS alkalinum.— À. tartaro stibii medic at us. See Unguentum AN TIM ON I! tartratis.— A. taxi. Ger., Dachsfett. Badger’s grease, the fat of the Meles taxus; aay used in pharmacy. [Vogl (A, 319).]—Ceratum adipis wv: S. Ph., 1860]. Simple cerate. See Ceratum.—Oleum dip is [U. S. Ph.]. Fr,, huile de grai e. Ger., Schmalzäl, Speck- L oil; a fixed oil (olein) expre ed from lard. Used in the A, 247, 304, 327,]— äl Preparation of unguentum pygrerern nitratis. nguentum adipis [U. Ph., 1860]. Simple ointment. See UNGUENTUM.