glandum

Latin

Noun

glandum

  1. genitive plural of glāns
    • 1776, Johan Andreas Murray, Apparatus medicaminum..., volume 1, page 63:
      Apud Brunsuicenses domesticum est, aduersus erysipelas ingerere puluerem glandum in cereuisia tepida, et sudorem intra lectum exspectare, vnde post duodecim horas nulla tumoris nec ruboris vestigia superfuerunt (LANGE verit. misc. p. 88.). Torrefactae glandes et contusae diarrhoeam diriorem purulentam compescuerunt (ROSENST. Bfkd. p. 94.). Nuperrime demum prodiit decocti glandum tostarum in obstructione glandularum, atrophia, scabie rel. in quibus sudor tenax foetidus emersit, laus; quae pluribus adhuc experimentis indiget (10S. WILH. SCHROEDERU.d. Wirk. d. Eicheln in Verstopf. d. Drüs.). J CVPVLAE f. calyculi glandum extrinsecus asperi. Puluerem in alui fluxu et dysenteriis, ad drachmam vnam aut in vino rubro quolibet trihorio exhibitum, familiarem adeo sibi esse, indicat SCOPOLI (l. c.).
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    • 1832, Pharmacopoea Universalis, volume 1, page 143:
      Pulvis contra diabetem. (Pie.)
      ℞. Gummi Arabici,
      Boli Armene,
      Balaustiorum,
      Foliorum Rhois
      Glandum quercinarum,
      Amyli, singulorum . drachmas quinque.
      Gummi Tragacanthae,
      Seminum Lactucae,
      — Portulacae, singulorum
      drachmas tres.
      Ligni Santali albi
      drachmam unam.
      Powder against diabetes. Take five drams each of gum arabic, Armenian bole, balaustine (wild pomegranate flowers), sumac leaves, oak acorns, starch; three drams each of gum tragacanth, seed of lettuce, — of purslane; one dram of white sandalwood.
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