CALCEOLARIA

(Lat.), n. f. Ka2l(kasl)-se2(ke2)-o(o2)-la(la3 )'- ri2-a3. From calceolus (dim. of calceus). a slipper. Fr., calceolairt. The slipperwort (from the slipper-shaped lip of the corolla): of Linnaeus, a genus of scrpphularineous herbs and shrubs constituting the tribe Calceolariece. [B, 19, 42.] C. corymbosa. A species used as a diuretic. [L, 49.] C. inflexa [Ruiz and Pavfin]. A Peruvian species, used as a vulnerary. [B, 173.] C. pinnata [Linnaeus]. A Peruvian species. The leaves are purgative and emetic. 121, 173.] C. punctata [Vahl]. Syn.: Jovellana punctata Ruiz and PavCm]. A shrub of Peru and Chili, where the stalk and;B,eaves are used as a purgative, especially in syphilis. [B, 180.] C. E, he; E2, ell; G, go; I, die; I2, in; N, in; N, tank; [s. 20]