10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMIANTUS»
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Lambert M Surhone, Mariam T Tennoe, Susan F Henssonow, 2011
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IN THE SHADOW OF
AMIANTUS
Do you ask your God for help? Why do bad things happen to good people? David writes about his feelings of loss, desolation, and impending loss, sometimes using explicit language. But also injects humour, because it helps him survive.
arrange to buy Amiantus from his master and give his permission for him and
Aspasia to live together. Most untypical; other men would have put Aspasia to
death under these circumstances, at worse, or sold her to another, at best. Then
Nicias ...
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Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review
Hence there appears no need of cards, which too much tear and shorten the
filaments of the Amiantus. You need only place 2. The author next relates his own
A| stuff", which before burning appeared foul and nasty with the oil, becomes after
...
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The Gentleman's Magazine
Her body was. dug our, «od deposited in a hastily-erected tomb in the little
barrack That supplies the place of the ruined church of the fathers Alcantarini (p.
185, i8<>)- The supposed Amiantus, on the rugged rock ttCtveilua, could not be
found.
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The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle
Thus far Signor Gampini, whose connect- B method of intermixing the filaments of
flax, by the AJbestus, or Amiantus, with those of common flax, was before
suggested in the Philosophical Tranfafluns by Dr Plot, in some remarks
coucerning a ...
7
Travels in the Island of Cyprus
most minute particle, and to this end guards are set over the spot : but a present
will buy some little licence. The same jealousy is shown about the amiantus, a
stone found near the village of Paleandros. Various historians testify that by
certain ...
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A General System of Nature,: Through the Three Grand ...
... fre- quently oxyde ot iron, rarely carbonate of lime: dry to the touch, fìbrous, soft,
light and float- ing, brittle in the sire, parasitic. A. IVith ail the sibre's paralkl.
Amiantus, Floating, whh very fine separable, highly flexible fibres. Amiantus
tibrous.
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A Complete History of Drugs. Written in French by Monsieur ...
This Stone is incombustible, and the Antients were not much deceived when they
said the Lapir Amiantus and the Plumour Alum were the same Thing: There is
notwithstanding some Difference, in that the Plumou: Alum arises in long, and
this ...
Pierre Pomet, Nicolas Lémery, Joseph Pitton : de Tournefort, 1748
r of the Ujlrimt near Capo de Bnve, □where the bodies of the dead were burnt,
the au hor gives us a satisfactory account of the Cloth Amiantus, which, with a few
other passages of more than common curiosity, we (hall transciibe, both as ...
