ELECAMPANE

n. E2l-e2-ka2 m-pan'. Probably a corruption of Inula campana, so called from Uampana, Icaly, where it grows. Fr., aillaune, aunee, inule, aromate german i que, enula campana, ceil de cheval, panacee de Chiron. Ger., Alant, Brus talant, Helenenkraut, Glockenwurz. It., Sp., enula campana. The Inula helenium and its rhizome, [a, 24.] Conserve of e. See Conserva HELENII. Decoction of e. See Decoctum HELENII. Extract of e. See Extractum HELENII aquosum and Extrait eTaimee.E.-rhizome. Fr., rhizome d'aunee oflicinale [Fr. Cod.]. The rhizome of Inula helenium. [B.] E.-root. Lat., inula [U. S. Ph.]. Fr., racine d'aillaune (ou d'aunee), aunee of ficin ale. Qer., Alant wurzel. It., radice di enula campana. Sp., raiz de enula campana. The rhizome of Inula helenium. It contains inulin and helen in (q. v.). It is an aromatic tonic, and was formerly considered emmenagogue, but is now chiefly used in domestic and veterinary practice. [B, 5, 18,K173, 180 (a, 24).] Ointment of e. See Unyuentum INULE. [s. 670]