AMARYLLID I FORM IS

(Lat.), Cath 1i2d-4?-fo?rm ‘i2s. A®m(a%m)-a8-ri2\(ru‘l)- Ÿ Resembling the Amaryllis in form (said of à section of the Amaryllideæ). [B, 170.] AMARYLLIDS, n, pl. A2m-ai-ri4lli2ds, See Amaryllid a cee. AM ARYL LINEÆ (Lat.), n. f. pl, A?m(am)-a3-ri2l(rus)-li2n’- et-c(a8-e2), Fr., amaryllinées. A ‘tribe of the Amaryllideæ made by Kunth, comprising the sub-tribes Hippeastreæ, Cyrtantheæ, Amarylleæ, Pancratieæ, and Sternbergieæ. [B, 170.] AMARYLLIS (Lat.), n. f. A®m(a9m)-aS-ri2lrul)/li9s. From *Auapvadis, the name of à rustic maiden mentioned by Vergil. Fr., anaryllide, amaryllis. Ger., Amaryllis. A genus of plants of the Amaryllid aceæ, formerly including a large number of species, but now restricted to those which have a short-ribbed, narrow, infundibuliform perianth, 8 petals inserted at the base of the segments, 3 sepals adherent to the mouth of the tub declinate style, and an obovate capsule. (3; 19.)—A. belladonna ULsnnaensl Fr., A. bell a done. ‘The belladonna lily; à s growing at the Cape of Good Hope, with large rose-colored flowers and ligulate leaves. The bulb in very small doses is emetic, but in slightly larger doses. poisonous. [B, 19, 149.]—A. bras i liens is [Andrews]. See HaMan- THs pun i délabre (Fr.), See CoBURG I A multiflora. —A. Capensi > NERINE venusta.—A. de Guernsey (Fr.). The Guernsey lily. See Nemne sarniensis. [B. 51.)—A. de Virginie (Fr.). See ZEPHYR AN THUS atamasco—A. distich a [Linneeus]. See Hamanruus fox i car i us.—A. dubla [Linnæus]. See HÆMANTHUS peniceus.—A. du Japon (Fr.). See NERINE sarniensis.—A. écarlate (Fr.). See HÆmANTHUS fi aieeuaa equestris. See HIPPEASTRUM equestre.—A. family. See AMARYLLIDAcem.—A. flammea [Ruiz and Pavön]. Syn.: Pyroli meum [Herbert]. A Peruvian species, the bulb of whi ion flams used as a vulnerary. [B, 180.]—A. for mos is sima [Linnæus]. See SPRE- KELIA for mos is sin a,—A’gewiichse (Ger.). See AMARYLLID ACER. —A, girandolle (Fr.). See Copuraia multiflora.—a. j e (Fr.), A. lutea (Linnæus]. See OPORANTAUS lute us. (Fr.). See SPREKELIA for mos is sima.—A. See HIPPEASTRUM reticula tum, — A. pu A, écarlate. See IHLEMANTAUS puniceus.—A. reg inæ. PEASTRUM reg in@.—A. reine de beauté (Fr.). See SPREKELIA Sormosi ima.—A, royale (Fr.). See HIPPEASTRUM reg inæ—A. saltimbanque (Fr.). See SPREKELIA cybister—A. sarniensls Linnæus]. See NERINE sarniensis—A. vénéneuse (Fr.), See UPHANE toxic aria—A, venusta. See NERINE venusta.… A, vittata. See HIPPEASTRUM vittatum.—A. zeylanica [L’Heritier]. Syn. Crinum zeylanicum [Linnæus]. A species growing in south: ern Asia. In China and Cochir-China its bulb, which is a powerful diuretic, is used in dropsies. In large doses it is poisonous. [B, 180.]