ANGEL IN

(Fr., Ger.), n. A%n?-zhe?l-a?n?,?l-en’, The Andira, especially the Andira inerm is, |B, 121.]—Amande. See Pomme d’a.—A. à grappes (Fr.). See ANDIRA racemosa.— The fruit of the Andira stipulacea. |A, 301.|—A. de Ja Guyane. See Bois d’a.—A. resin. The name given by Peckholt to a body found by him in the alburnum of the Ferreirea spectabilis. It forms colorle crystals of neutral reaction, and combines with both acids and bases to form compounds. it has been used in intermittent fever. [L, 78.]—A’rinde (Ger.). See Cortex ANGEL IN A.—A. semen. The seed of Andira anthelminthic a. {B 180.|—Bois. (Fr.). The wood of some species of Andira. |B, Ecorce d’a. (Fr.). The bark of Andira inerm is. [B.J— me d’a. (Fr.). The fruit of a species of Andira. [B, 121.