poultice
poultice
subs.
Ar. κᾰκάπλασμα, τό.
subs.
Ar. κᾰκάπλασμα, τό.
POULTICE
s. fomentum cataplasma -atis neuter (Celsus Plin.); malagma -atis (Celsus for mollifying). Warm poultices cataplasmata fomenta calida: to apply warm poultices uti cataplasmatibus calefacientibus.
s. fomentum cataplasma -atis neuter (Celsus Plin.); malagma -atis (Celsus for mollifying). Warm poultices cataplasmata fomenta calida: to apply warm poultices uti cataplasmatibus calefacientibus.
v. fomentum alicui rei admovere; fomentum cataplasma imponere aegro membro (Celsus).
poultice (subs.):
1. mălagma, ătis, n. (an emollient p, placed on the unbruised skin): Cels. 5, 17, 2, sqq.: Plin.
2. emplastrum (made of materials carefully pounded, and applied to wounds, ulcers, etc.): Cels. l. c. (in ch. 19, is a list of emplastra; most of which are plasters rather than poultices). (Not fomentum, which is a soothing application of warm fluid.) A mustard-p., sinapismus: Coel. Aur.
1. mălagma, ătis, n. (an emollient p, placed on the unbruised skin): Cels. 5, 17, 2, sqq.: Plin.
2. emplastrum (made of materials carefully pounded, and applied to wounds, ulcers, etc.): Cels. l. c. (in ch. 19, is a list of emplastra; most of which are plasters rather than poultices). (Not fomentum, which is a soothing application of warm fluid.) A mustard-p., sinapismus: Coel. Aur.
poultice (v.): with mustard, sĭnāpīzo, 1: Veg. Vet. 1, 6, 11. Of other p.s, expr. by, malagma injicere, imponere: cf. Cels. 5, 17, 2.