LAMIUM

(Lat.), n. n. La2mlla3m)'i2-u3m(u4m). Fr., lamier. Ger., Bienensaug, Taubne el. It.,' ortica mort a. Sp., lamio, ortiga muerta. A genus of herbaceous labiate plants. [B, 19, 42, 173, 180 (a, 35).] Flores lumii. The flowers of L. album. [B. 180 (a, 35).] L. album. Fr., lamier [Fr. Cod.] blanc, ortie blanche [Fr. Cod.], archangel i que, pied de poule. Ger., u:ei er Bienensaug, wei e Taubne el, todte Ne el, Wurmne el, Oederne el, Hohlzahl. Archangel, bee- (or blind, or dumb) nettle, white dead-nettle; a species common in Europe. The herb and flowers, herb a et flores lamii (alb i, seu mortui, seu urticcB mortuce, seu urticcB inert is, seu galeopsidis maculates), were formerly official. The flowers are still used in catarrh and leucorrhosa and as a haemostatic. [B, 19, 173, 180, 275 (a, ); "Proc. of the Am. Pharm. A ec.," xxiv (a, 39).] L. amp lexica ule. Ger., stengelumfa ende Taubne el. Hen-bit, lion's-snap; a species found in Europe and the United States. [B, 34, 225 (a, 35).] L. foliosum. SeeL. album. L. hirsutum, L. Isevigatum. See L. maculatum. L. luteurn. See GALEOBDOLON luteum. L. maculatum. Ger., gefleckter Bienensaug. Spotted (or variegated) dead-nettle: a species the herb of which, herb a lamii Plinii (in Italy, htrba milzadella), was formerly used in hypochondriasis, etc. [B, 180 (a, 35).] L. Mariae. The Marrubium vulgare. [B, 180 (a, 35).] L. montanum. The Melittis meli ophyUum. [B, 180 (a, 35).] L. mortuum. See L. album. L. nudum. See L. purpureum. L. orval a, L. pannonicum. Fr., lamier orvale. Balm-leaved red dead-nettle; a species found in southern Europe, having the properties of L. album. [B, 173, 275 (a, 35).] L. Plinii. See L. maculatum. L. purpureum. Fr., lamier pourpre, ortie morte puante,pain de poulet. Ger., rother Bienensaug. The common red dead-nettle. The leaves and flowers, herb a et flores lamii purpure i (rubri), have properties like hose of L. album. [B, 173, 180, 275 (a, 35).] L. rubrum. See L. jmrpurewm. L. rugosuin. See L. maculnlum. L. silvaticum foetidum. The Stachys silvatic a. [B, 180 (a, 24).] L. vulgatum. See L. maculatum. [s. 575]