SATURN US

(Lat.), n. m. Saat(sa3t)-u6rn(u4rn)'u3s(u4s). From S., a Roman god. See LEAD and PLI-KBI'M. Acetum saturn i. See Liquor PLVMBI sub a cet at is. Althea saturn i, Anima sat u ml. See LEAD acetate. Aqua saturn i. See Liquor PLUMBI sub a cet at is dilutus. Balsamum saturn i. Fr., baume de Goulard, huile de saturne. A saturated solution of lead acetate in oil of turpentine; used as an application to painful and phagedanic ulcers. [B, 119.] Bezoardicum saturn i. Fr., bezonrd de saturne. A preparation made by extracting gla of lead (made from red lead and flint with unrectified antimony trichloride), and fixing with npirit of nitre; used as an antysteric, and in disease of the spleen. [B, 200.] Butyrum saturn i. See Lin i mentum PLUMBI sub a cet at is. Ceratum saturn i [Belg. Ph.]. See Ceratum PLUMBI sub a cet at is. Cineres saturn i, Cinis saturn i. Ger.. Bleiasche. See LEAD suboxide. Dulcedo saturn i. See Batic LEAD carbonate. Extractum saturn i. See Liquor PLUMBI sub a cet at is. Magisterium saturn i. See LEAD chloride. Oleum saturn i. See Balsamum saturn i. Pomatum saturn i. A mixture of sojution of lead subacetate with 4 times as much lard: or of equal parts of these and of olive-oil. [B, 119 (a, 38).] Saccliarutn saturn i, Sal saturn i. See LEAD acetate. Spiritus saturn i. Acetic acid obtained by decomposing lead acetate. [B. 1)9 (a, 38).] Unguentum saturn i saponaceum. A preparation made by di olving 240 grammes of soap in 2 litres of water, and adding 60 grammes of solution of lead subacetate and 4 of camphor; or by boiling gently 240 parts of nutritive ointment and 120 of white soap till the moisture is evaporated, and adding 4 of camphor. [B, 119 (a, 38).] [s. 444]