† Latic

a. Obs. rare. In 7 latick. [ad. mod.L. latic-a, a. Arab. laþiqa^h (Avicenna Qānün IV. fen 1, treat. ii. p. 23).] A quotidian fever, or phlegmatic fever, in which there are no symptoms of apyrexy or intermission (Mayne, Expos. Lex., 1855).

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1684. trans. Bonet’s Merc. Compit., VI. 226. In a Phlegmatick Ague, which the Arabians call Latick, or Latent. Ibid. In a Latick Ague we must have a care of Purges.

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