BUGLOSSUM

(Lat.), n. n. ’s(glos)'su’m(su‘m). See Buero and Ancuvsa.—B. agreste. The Echium vulgare. [B, 180.]—B. amœnum. The Anchusa amœna, [B, 173.]—B. an gust i folium. The Anchusa an gust i folia. [B, 173.]—B. arvense. The Lycopsis arvensis. [B, pes arvense annunm. The Alkanna tinct or i a. [B, 180.|—B. boraginis folio. See B. sempervirens—B. elatnin. The Anchusa amena. [B, 173.|—B. italieum. See ANCHUSA oficinalis.—B. lati folium. ‘See Boraco oficinal B. of ficin ale [Lamarck]. Fr., buglo a of ficin ale. Ger., gebräuchliche Rindszunge. See ANcuusa officinal is—BB. radice rubra. The Anchusa tinct or i a. [L, 104.]—B. sempervirens [Girtner]. An evergreen species, formerly used in medicine. [B, 180.|—B. silvestre. The Lycopsis arvensis. [B, 180.]—B. tinctorium. The Anchusa tinct or i a. [B, 173.|—B. urbanum, B. verum. The Borago officinal is. [B, 180.j—B. vulgare [Bauhin]. The Anchusa officinal is. [B, 180.]—-Fiores buglo i. ‘The flowers of Anchusa oficinalis. |B, 90, 180.]—Folia buglo i. The es of Anchusa officinal is and Anchusa, italic a, _ [B, 95.)—Rero i. The herb of Anchusa officinal is. [B, 180.]—Radix The root of Anchusa officinal is. [B, 180.|—Syrnpus Fr., ayy? de buglo e, A syrup made by digesting 1 ‘Anchusa officinal is with 2 parts of boiling wa- m. Bu*(bu)-glo?s(glos)'so2s. See Bubu glo i. part of the flowers of ter and, after expre ion and clarification, adding 16 parts of sugar to 9 of the decoction. [Württemb. Ph., 1798 (B, 119).]