ASPIROZ

(Sp.), n.?, A place in Navarre, Spain, where there is a cold sulphurous spring. [A, 885. ASPIS (Lat.), n. £. A®s(a%s)’pis. Gen., as’pidos (-dis). Gr., agmis. ee ASP.— Emplastrum ex aspidibus. An old plaster made from asps; used for scrofulous swellings and for gout. [Paulus Ægineta (L, 94).] ASPIS (Ar.), n. The Cannabis sativa. [H. Baillon (B).] « ASPISTERE (Fr.), n.?r. The botanical genus Parmelia. [L, 41.] AS PISTES (Lat.), adj. A?s(a®s)-pi*st'ez- (as). Gr., domoris. Fr., aspiste. Covered with scales (Said of serpents). [L, 109.] ASPISURE (Fr.), adj. *s-u’r. From aomorjs, armed with a shield, and oùpé, the tail. Having the tail covered with horny plates. * [A, 385.]