BARBA

(Lat.), n.f. BaSr’ba’. Gr., möywr, Fr., barbe, Bart. It., Sp.. barb a. 1. The beard, [Gs 2. In fishes, a kind of pping with the teeth turned backward. [L, 108.] 3. The smaller claws of a Polypus. [L, 104.] 4. The feathers on the region of the crop in birds. [L.] 5. In botany, see. Barn.—B. Aronis. The Arum macuatum. [B, 180.]—B. capræ. 1. Of Tournefort, the genus Spirea. 2. Of Bauhin and others, the Spirea aruncus. [B, 211.)—B. capræ floribns compact is [Bauhin]. The Spiræa ulmaria. [B, 211.]—B. capræ floribus oblong is. The Spirœa [B, 2 B. capri. 1. Of J. Bauhin, the Spiræa aruncus. 2. Of Cæsalp in us, the Actea spicata, [B, 211.1—B. caprina [Sterb.]. Fr., barbe de bouc. The Clavaria coralloides. [B, 121, 211.|—B. corollæ ringent is. The lower lip of a ringent corolla. Ger., [L, 119.}—B. de mono. A term applied to several species of Trilaris. {B, 121.|—B. hirel. A name applied to several species of ragopogon. [B, 211.]—B. Jovis. Fr., barbe de Jupiter. 1. Of Tournefort, the genus Anthyllis, and of Bauhin, the Anthyllis b.- Jovis. 2. Of Dodonæus, the Sempervivum tectorum. 3, Of the chemists, the deposit formed in the neck of a retort in the formation of tin tetrachloride by the distillation of tin with corrosive sub- [B, 211; L, 116.]—B. Jovis african a, etc, [Boerhaave]. [B, 211]. Jovis american a, ete B. ‘ovis limate. The Psoralea pinnata, Jovis carol in i an a. The Amorpha fruticosa. [B, 211.]—B. erelica [Rivinus]. ‘The Anthyllis Hermanniæ. ({B, 211 vis frutex [Parkins on]. The Anthyllis b.-Jovis. [B, 200.|— vis grea [Tournefort). The Anthyllis Hermanniæ. |B, 2 B. Jovis pulchre Iucens [J. Bauhin]. The Anthyllis b.-Jovis. B, 211.]—B. Saturn i [Rumrhius]. The Lycupodium cernuum. B, 211.]—B. tigris. The Collet i a ferox. [B, 270; “Proc. of the Am, Pharm. A oc.,” xxx, p. 138 (B).|—Flores barbæ capræ. The flowers of Spiræa aruncus. [B, 180.]—Flores barbæ caprinæ. The flowers of Spiræa ulmaria. B 180.]—Folia barbæ capræ. The leaves of Spiræa aruncus.. [B, 180.|—Folla barbæ Jovis. The leaves of Sempervivum tectorum. [B, 180.|—Herba barbs caprinz. The herb of Spiræa ulmaria. [B, 180.]—Herba barbe Jovis. See Folia barbæ Jovis—Radix barbæ Aronis. The rhizome of Arum maculatum. I—Radix barbæ capræ. The root of Spiræa aruncus. [B, 180.]—Radix barbæ caprinæ. The root of Spiræa ulmaria, [B, 180.]—Radix barbæ hirci. The root of Tragopogon porrifolius and that of Tragopogon pratensis. [B, 180.)