LYSIMACHIA

An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1893 · p. 29
(Lat.). n. f. Li2s(lu8s)-i2-ma(ma3)'ki2(ch2iS)-a3. Gr., \v . vulgar is. Fr., lysimachie commune, grande lysimaque, ca e- (ou cha e-, ou perce-) bo e, soiici d'eau. Ger., gemeine Lysimachie, gelber (oder rispiger) We ide rich, Exswurzel. The common yellow loosestrife; formerly official in Europe, as herb a lysimachice lutece (seu lysimachice. vidyaris, seu onagrce). as a vulnerary, and in absce es, diarrhrea, phthisis, etc. [B, 173, 180, 275 (a, 35).] LYSIMACHIE (Fr., Ger.), n. Le-se-mas-ke, Iu8s-i2-ma'-ch2e'. See LYSIMACHIA. Haim" (Ger.). See LYSIMACHIA nemorum (1st def.). Kriechende!. (Ger.). See LYSIMACHIA nummnlaria.'L. jaune (cornue) (Fr.). The (Enothera biennis. [B, 173 (a, 35).] L,. rouge (Fr.). See LYTHRUM salicaria. [s. 683]
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