Cā'ssi-us, n.
(kāsh'-us), n. [From the name of the discoverer, A. Cassius, a German physician of the 17th century.] A beautiful purple pigment, obtained from the chloride of gold by means of tin; much used in coloring glass and enamel.
(kāsh'-us), n. [From the name of the discoverer, A. Cassius, a German physician of the 17th century.] A beautiful purple pigment, obtained from the chloride of gold by means of tin; much used in coloring glass and enamel.