BEZOARDICUM

(Lat.), n. n. Be?z-0(0?)-asrd'i?k-u3m(utm). See BEZOAR (1st and 2d def’s),—B. animale. Fr., bézoard animal. 1. An old antidote made from the dried hearts and livers of vipers. [B, 2, 200.] 2. See Brzoar animale.—B. an tim on i ale, A preparation devised by Angelus Sala, consisting of powdered magisterium an tim on i i diaphoretic i (antimonic acid) mixed with red coral, mother of pearl, calcined hartshorn, and the oils of elnnamon and cloves. [B, 59.]-B. Curvi incompletum. Sce Decoctum SCORZONERÆ 6.—B. humanum. ee BEZOAR Mmicrocosmi— B. joviale. See ANTINECTICUM Poterii.—B. lunale, B. lunare. Fr., bézoard lunaire. Argentine (or Innar) bezoar; a preparation made from nitrate of silver and antimony trichloride, formerly used for migraine, apoplexy, and convulsions, especially those of epilepsy. [B, 200.]—B. martiale. Fr., bézoard martial, See AN Tim onium diaphoreticum martiale.—B. mercuriale. Fr., bézoard mercuriel. An old preparation made from B. Fr, [B, the “ mercurius vitæ ” (antimony oxy chloride), antimony trichloride, and nitric acid; used in venereal diseases. [B, 200.]—B. minerale. bézoard minéral. 1. The “ mercurius vitæ correct us ” of Sylvius; the product obtained by deflagrating powder of Algaroth with 3 parts of nitre, throwing the mixture into water, and washing. Another preparation known by the same name was made by repeatedly subliming antimony trichloride with nitric acid, washing the residue, and emitters wee alcohol. [B, 200.] 2 See BEZOAR minerale.—B. Saturn i. Fr., bézoard de Saturne. See under SATURN US.—B. solare. Fr., bézoard solaire. Anold preparation made by treating a solution of gold in uirony are hloric acid with antimony trichloride: a diaphoretic used in syphilis, out, and obstruction of the spleen. 200.]—B. Veneris. Fr., Becodra de Vénus. See under VENUS.