saxifrage
The American Illustrated Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 23
(saks’if-raj) [L. sax if‘raga; sax'um stone + fran'gere to break]. 1. A popular name for various herbs, chiefly those of the genus Sazxif’raga, formerly reputed serviceable against urinary calculus; not now employed in scientific medicine. 2. Pimpinel’la sax if'raga, or Burnet saxifrage; an umbelliferous plant of Europe: an aromatic, stomachic, diaphoretic, and diuretic. Dose of fluidextract of root, 15-30 min. (1-2 c.c.).
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