(From Elaeosaccharum 3215 oil, and

Elaeosaccharum 3217 sugar). A mixture of essential oil with sugar. The oil requires at least eight or ten times its quantity of sugar, which should be well rubbed with the mixture, and kept closely from the air. In the essential oil of vegetables reside most of the virtues that are communicated to water, or to vinous spirit by distillation; and if a proper quantity of water, or of vinous spirit be added to these elaeosacchara, a medicine is immediately produced, of similar efficacy with distilled water, and of any given strength. Elanula. See A lumen. Elaphicon, Elaphoboscum,(from and to eat, because stags are fond of them). Sec

Pastinaca sylvestris, and Sisarum.