ASTRAGALOIDES

(Lat.), adj. and n.f.?¢(trasg)-?)-i(e)’dez(das). 1. (Adj.)see A sTRAG A LOID. 2. (N.) of Tournefort and others, a genus of leguminous plants corresponding in Lat., astraga- A‘ts(a3s)-tra2g(tra2g)-as- A?s(a5s)-tra?g- part to Astragalus. [B,170.] 3, (N.)of Adanson, the same as the genus Phaca. [B, 170.)—A. cicera [Minch]. See ASTRAGALUS cicer—A. glaux [Mönch]. See ASTRAGALUS glauc.—A. syphilitic a [Mönch]. See ASTRAGALUS exscapus. ë pe A STRAG A LOLOG I A (Lat.), n. £. A?s(as)-tra?g(tra3g)"as-l0- (o?)lo(lo?)'ji*(gi?};a8, From dorpéyados (see ASTRAGALUS), and Adyos, understanding. Fr., astragalologie. Ger., Astragalologie. That pices of botany which treats of the Astragali. [De Candolle , ASTRAGALOMANCY, n. _?g’a8-lo-ma’n-si?. From dorpayados (see ASTRAGALUS), and pavre(a, divination. Fr. astragalomancie. Divination by means of the astragalus and other small bones. [A, 385.] i > a, A STRAG A LOS (Lat.), n.m. A?s(a?s)-tra?g(traig)'a3-lo2s, Gr, dorpéyakos. See ASTRAGALUS.