BENZOE

(Lat.),n.f. Be%nz’o(o?)-e(a). Gen., benz’oes. Benzoin (Istdef.). [B.]—Balsamum e b. See Tinctura BENZOIN1 compos it a. —B. amygdalin a, B. amygdaloides (Austr. Ph., Belg. Ph., Rouman. Ph.]. See Amygdaloid BENZoIN—B. communis. See Common BENZOIN.—B. elect is sima. See Amygdaloid BENZOIN.— B. in gran is [Austr. Ph.], B. in lacrimis [Swi Ph.]. See Ben. ZOIN in tears.—B. in ma is. See Block BENZoIN.—B. in sort is. Fr., benjoin en sorte. See under Common BENZOIN.—B. resina. Benzoin (1st def.). [B.]—B’s flores. See Flowers of BENZOIN.— I. vulgar is. See Common BENZOIN—Flores. See Flowers of BENZOIN.-Gummi b., Gummi b’s. See Benzorn.—Pulvis. Fr., poudre benzoinée. A preparation corm at it a fon powders each containing } grain of kermes mineral, 1 grain of benzoic acid, and ¢ grain of castoreum. [Batav. Ph, (Niemann’s ed.), 1811; Geneva Ph., 1780 & 119).] — Resina b. [Dan. Ph., Norw. Ph., Finn. Ph., Ru , Ph., Swed. Ph.], Resina b’s, See BEnzorx.— Sal acidum (seu e entiale, seu volatile) b’s. Benzoic acid. B, 97.]—Tinetura [Ger. Ph.|. See Tinclura BENZOIN I.— ctura b’s compos it a. See Tinctura BENZOIN I compos it a.— Tinctura b’s simplex, Tinetura de b. alcoolica. See Tinctura BENZOIN I.