Chem. [f. STRYCHN-OS: see -IA.] = STRYCHNINE.

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1826.  Henry, Chem., II. 302. Strychnia was detected by Pelletier and Caventou, in 1818, in the fruit of the Strychnos Nux Vomica, and Strychnos Ignatia.

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1876.  Harley, Mat. Med., 515. Strychnia is a direct and powerful tonic to [etc.].

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  attrib.  1874.  Garrod & Baxter, Mat. Med. (ed. 4), 239. The treatment of strychnia-poisoning.

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