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An Illustrated Encyclopaedic Medical Dictionary · 1891 · p. 2
n. Ar., Oafn, à fountain. A name given in Algeria to a number of mineral spri iB 93.]—A. Afouzer. A cold ferruginous pme, near side ‘northwest of Const an tine). [B, 93. —A. Ainiia. A cold sulphurous spring near La Calle. [B,93.]— A. Baroud. 1. A cold sulphurous spring near Mourzaïa-les-Mines, 2. A warm ferruginous and saline spring near Kroubs. [B, 93.]—A. bou Chagroum. A hot spring near Biskra. [B, 93.]—A. bou Merzoug. A warm spring near Const an tine. [B, 98.]—A. Chetma, A hot spring near Biskra. [B, 93.J—A. Dahla. A cold ferruginous spring near Dahla. [B, re des Beni-Ismaël. A cold ferruginous spring near Sétif. [B, 93.]—A. Djerob. A hot spring without mineral constituents on the upper Chélif River. [B, 8. —A. Drouen. A warm spring near Batna., 93.J—A. el Djerob. A tepid sulphurous spring near ae ea meh [B, 93.]—A. el Hammain, 1. A spring near Sebdou. 2. A sulphurous hot spring near A, Djerob. A EEE saline spring containing carbonic acid near Saida. 4. Several saline springs near Mascara. [B,93.]—A. el Hamza. A cold spring on the road from Sétif to Bougie containing alkaline carbonates and carbonic acid. [B, 93.|—A. el Kibrit. À sulphurous tepid spring near Bordj-bou- Arreridj. [B, 93.]—A. el Meïda. A hot spring without mineral constituents near Biskra. [B, 93.]—A. el Mouza. A hot sulphurous mineral spring in Arabia Petræa. [D, 90.])—A. Fesguia. warm spring with potable water near Const an tine. [B, 93.]—A. Garsa. A warm sulphurous spring near Ain Beïda. [B, 93.]—A. Guergour. A ferruginous hot spring near Sétif. [B, 93.j—A. Hamama. A ferruginous spring near Milianah containing carbonic acid. [B, 93.]—A. Hamza, A. Karsa. A cold spring near Milianah containing iron, carbonates, and gaseous constituents. [B, CaN Kebrit. 1. A cold sulphurous spring near Const an tine. 2. A hot puohurous spring near Aumale. [B, 93.]—A. Kebrita. A cold sulphurous spring near Beni-Chaif. {B, 93.|—A. Kebrit M’Karta. A spring near Bordj-bou-Arreridj. [B, 93.]— A. Keddara. A cold spring on the upper Chélif River. [B, 93.|— A. Kef el Hammam. A sulphurous hot spring near le. {B, 93.]—A. Ksar. A warm spring near Batna without mineral constituents, [a 93.]—A. Ma lah. A warm ferruginous spring near Milah., 93.]—A. Malah. 1. A cold spring near rléansville containing sodium chloride. 2. A spring near Bou Saada containing sodium chloride. [B, 93.]—A. Merdjah. A hot saline spring on the left bank of the Tafna. [B, 93.]—A. Mkebritza. A cold Creuse spring and sanitarium near Const an tine. [B, 93.]—A. Noui y. A tepid, ferruginous, saline, and sulphurous spring near Mostaganem, for both bathing and drinking in cases of diseases of the lymphatic glands and anæmia. [B, 93; D, 18.]—A. Okhris. A hot sulphurous spring near Aumale, recommended in syphilis. [B, 93.]—A. Ouled Me aoud. A sulhhurous hot Encre sanitarium near Bone. [B, 93.]—A. Ouled ‘oub. A hot sulphurous spring near La Calle. [B,93.]—A. Ouled Zeld. A hot sulphurous spring near Souk-Arrhas. [B, Ce Oumach, A hot spring without mineral constituents near Biskra. [B. 93.]—A. Oum el Snam. The same as À. Ksar. [B, 93.]—A. Seddoud. A hot spring without mineral constituents in the oasis of Tolga. 93.|—A. Sefian. A tepid Sr near the border of Seggana. [B, 93.]—-A. Sennour. A cold ferruginous gaseous spring near Souk-Arrhas. [B, 93.]—A. Siddia. A cold ferruginous spring near Mostaganem. [B.]—A. Sidi-Aldelli. A saline hot spring near the village of I er. [B, 93.J—A. Sidi Ait. A hot pulp haro us spring near Ain Témouchent. |. 93.|—A. Sidi Trad. A hot sulphurous spring near La Calle. [B, 93.J—A. Tahamimant. A tepid ferruginous spring near Bordj-bou-Arreridj. [B, 93.|—A. Tamers it el Dahraoum. A cold sulphurous spring about 100 miles from Biskra. [B, 93.]—A. Tamers it el Guebli, A cold sulphurous spring nearly 100 miles distant from Biskra. [B, [A, 811; Dios- 93.J—A. Zerguin. A hot spring without mineral constituents on the upper Chélif River. [B, 93.] AINCILLE (Fr.),n. A?n2-sel, A cold Epes containing sodium chloride in the department of the Ba es-Pyrénées in the extreme southwest of France. [B, 93.]
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