Cooley's Cyclopædia of Practical Receipts and Collateral Information in the Arts, Manufactures, Professions, and Trades..., Sixth Edition, Volume ICooley, Arnold James
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Cooley's Cyclopædia of Practical Receipts and Collateral Information in the Arts, Manufactures, Professions, and Trades..., Sixth Edition, Volume I
Cooley, Arnold James
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magn._, _cochleare magnum_, a large spoonful.
_Coch. med._, _cochleare medium_, } a middling or moderate spoonful;
that is,
_Coch. mod._, _cochleare modicum_,} a dessert-spoonful——about two fluid
drachms.
_Coch. parv._, _cochleare parvum_, a small (or tea) spoonful; it
contains about one fluid drachm.
_Col._, _cola_, strain.
_Col._, _colatus_, strained.
_Colet._, _coletur_, _colat._, _colatur_, let it be strained;
_colaturæ_, to the strained liquor.
_Colent._, _colentur_, let them be strained.
_Color._, _coloretur_, let it be coloured.
_Comp._, _compositus_, compounded.
_Cong._, _congius_, a gallon.
_Cons._, _conserva_, conserve; also (_imperat. of conservo_) keep.
_Cont. rem._, or _med._, _continuentur remedia_, or _medicamenta_, let
the remedies, or the medicines, be continued.
_Coq._, _coque_, boil; _coquantur_, let them be boiled.
_Coq. ad med. consumpt._, _coque_ or _coquatur ad medietatis
consumptionem_, boil, or let it be boiled to the consumption of one
half.
_Coq. S. A._, _coque secundum artem_, boil according to art.
_Coq. in S. A._, _coque in sufficiente quantitate aquæ_, boil in a
sufficient quantity of water.
_Cort._, _cortex_, bark.
_C. v._, _cras vespere_, to-morrow evening.
_C. m. s._, _cras mane sumendus_, to be taken to-morrow morning.
_C. n._, _cras nocte_, to-morrow night.
_Crast._, _crastinus_, for to-morrow.
_Cuj._, _cujus_, of which.
_Cujusl._, _cujuslibet_, of any.
_Cyath. theæ_, _cyatho theæ_, in a cup of tea.
_Cyath._, _cyathus_, vel, a wine-glass; from an ounce and half...
_C. vinar._, _cyathus vinarius_; to two ounces and half.
_Deaur. pil._, _deaurentur pilulæ_, let the pills be gilt.
_Deb. spiss._, _debitur spissitudo_, due consistence.
_Dec._, _decanta_, pour off.
_Decub. hor._, _decubitûs horâ_, at the hour of going to bed, or at
bedtime.
_De d. in d._, _de die in diem_, from day to day.
_Deglut._, _deglutiatur_, let it be swallowed.
_Dej. alv._, _dejectiones alvi_, stools.
_Det._, _detur_, let it be given.
_Dieb. alt._, _diebus alternis_, every other day.
_Dieb. tert._, _diebus tertiis_, every third day.
_Dil._, _dilue_, _dilutus_, dilute (thin), diluted.
_Diluc._, _diluculo_, at break of day.
_Dim._, _dimidius_, one half.
_D. in 2 plo._, _deter in duplo_, let it be given in twice the quantity.
_D. in p. æq._, _dividatur in partes æquales_, let it be divided in
equal parts.
_D. P._, _directione propria_, with a proper direction.
_Donec alv. bis dej._, _donec alvus bis dejecerit_, until the bowels
have been twice opened.
_Donec alv. sol. fuer._, _donec alvus soluta fuerit_, until the bowels
have been loosened.
_Donec dol. neph. exulav._, _donec dolor nephriticus exulaverit_, until
the nephritic pain has been removed.
_D._, _dosis_, a dose.
_Eburn._, _eburneus_, made of ivory.
_Ed._, _edulcorata_, edulcorated.
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