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Lign-aloes, līn-al′ōz, Lignaloes, lig-nal′ōz, n.

Lignaloes or agallochum, to be distinguished from the medicinal aloes.

Lignaloes is mentioned by Marco Polo as one of the principal commodities exchanged in the market of Zaitun.

Take half an ounce of resin, a drachm of laudanum, a drachm each of citron peel, lignaloes and galbanum, with a sufficient quantity of liquid and dry styrax.

To prevent all these dangers the stomach must be strengthened by the following means:—Take one drachm each of lignaloes and nutmeg; a scruple each of mace, cloves, mastic, laudanum; an ounce of oil of spikenard; two grains of musk, half an ounce each of oil of mastic, quinces and wormwood, and make into an ointment for the stomach, to be applied before meals.