LEUCANTHEMIS, camomile
LEUCOZOMUS, “creamed,” prepared with milk, ℞ [250]
Lex Fannia, ℞ [166]
Liaison, lié, ℞ [54]; cf. [AMYLARE]
LIBELLI, little ribs, spare ribs, also loin of pork, ℞ [251]
LIBRA, weight, 1 pound (abb. “lb.” still in use); LIBRAE, balances, scales
LIBURNICUM, see oil, [oleum]
LIGUSTICUM, lovage (from Liguria) also LEVISTICUM; identical with garden lovage, savory, basilica, satury, etc.
LIQUORIBUS, DE, p. [370]
LIQUAMEN, any kind of culinary liquid, depending upon the occasion. It may be interpreted as brine, stock, gravy, jus, sauce, drippings, marinade, natural juice; it must be interpreted in the broadest sense, as the particular instance requires. This much disputed term has been illustrated also in page [22]. Also see ℞ [9], [42]