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[L Disease, m. Addiso'nii, Add is on's* disease, m. an'glicus, rickets, m. Bright'il, Bright's* disease, m. cadu'cus, faUtag-sickne , epilepsy, m. caeru'leus, blue disease, cyanosis of the newborn, m. comitia'lis, epilepsy; so called because, if any one had an epileptic fit during a se ion of the Comitia in ancient Rome, the a embly had to be closed immediately, m. coxse, m. coz a'rius, hip-disease, coxitis, m. divi'nus, epilepsy, m. dormiti'vus, sleeping sickne , m. el'ephas, elephantiasis, m. erro'- num, vagabond's disease, m. gall'icus, syphilis. m. hercu'leus, (i) elephantiasis; (2) epilepsy. m. maculo's us neon a to'rum, a fatal disease in the newborn, marked by hemorrhages from the umbilicus, nose, and gastroenteric canal, with fever and sometimes jaundice, m. maculo's us Werlhof'fii, purpura hsemorrhagica. m. miser'- ise, any disease due to privation, m. pedicula'- ris, m. pediculo's us, phthiriasis, pediculosis, m. Te'gius, icterus, jaundice, m. sa'cer, sacred disease, epilepsy. m. sen i'lis, rheumatoid arthritis, arthritis deformans, m. str an gula to'rius, membranous croup, diphtheria, m. vagabun'dus, vagabond's* disease, m. virgin'eus, chlorosis, m. vul'pis, fox's disease, alopecia. serve Corps. piecemeal. away by bits, a mode of removal of a tumor or hypertrophied ti ue hy nipping or crushing off little bits at a time. as alum, used to make fast a dye or stain. alienist, hi Vienna, 1809-1873.] Emotional delirium. M.'s ear, a large mi hapen outstanding auricle, with obliterated grooves and thinned edges; a stigma of degeneration. [Benolt. August in Morel; Emil Kraepelin, German psychiatrist, 'iSse.] Dementia"' praecox.