... II. II. BEAX OF ST. IGNATIUS.—Faba Sancti Ignatii. Origin. This is the seed of Strychnos Ignatia, the Ignatia amara of the younger Linnaeus, a ...

... of distinguishing this adulteration, vide Cusparia. Faba Sancti Ignatii. [Ignatia. U. S.] St. Ignatius' Bean. The seed of the Strychnos Ignatii; Lin. Syst., Pentandria monogynia; inhabiting the Philippine ...

... of distinguishing this adulteration, vide Cusparia. Faba Sancti Ignatii. [Ignatia. U. S.] St. Ignatius' Bean. The seed of the Strychnos Ignatii; Lin. Syst., Pentandria monogynia; inhabiting the Philippine ...

... Dose, gr. Extraction Ignatice Fluidum.—Fluid Extract of Ignatia. Dose, TTli-ij. Pharmacology.—The seed of Strychnos Ignatii (Loganiacese) con- tains two alkaloids, both highly poisonous, ...

... person who had not had it before. The Strychnos Sancti Ignatii, or the Ignatia amara, has been prescribed by Stein and Valentin. ...

... strict attention to its effects (F. 565.). The Strychnos Sancti Ignatii, or the Ignatia amara, has been prescribed by Stein and Va- ...

... Sig.: One pill after meals. Gastralgia. What is Ignatia? The seed of the Strychnos Ignatii, a small plant growing in the Phillippine Islands. IGNATIA (ST. IGNATIUS BEAN). 220 MATERIA MEDICA, PHARMACY, THERAPEUTICS. ...

... ingredient in many cements and other adhesive compounds. IGNATIA.—The seeds of Strychnos ignatii. Properties similar to nux-vomica, but it contains a much larger quantity of alkaloids. Strych- nine and brucine are chiefly prepared from Ignatia; it contains from y2 to 1 y per ...

... Normale et Pathologique, 1870, p. 116, et seq. Ignatia.—lgnatia, The seed of Strychnos Ignatii Bergius (Nat. Ord. loganiacece). (U. S. P.) St. Ignatius’s bean ; Feve de Saint- Ignace, Fr. ; Ignazbohnen, Ger. Abstractum Ignatice.—Abstract of ignatia. Dose, gr. \—gr. j. Tinctura Ignatice.—Tincture of ...

... ears, and of the hands.]—Edward B. Bronson. IGNATIA, or bean of St. Ignatius, is the seed of Strychnos Ignatii, a tree that is in- digenous to the ...