10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CEDRATE»
Discover the use of
cedrate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cedrate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Transactions of the Horticultural Society of London
253. effects of high temperature on, iii. 462. on raising from cuttings, ii. 12.
management of, iv. 306. Adam's Apple of Reggio, iii. App. 13. of Amalfi, iii. App.
10. Cedrate of Amalfi, iii. App. 12. of Florence, iii. App. 12. Long-pointed, or
Citronate, iii.
2
Chambers's new handy volume American encyclopædia
Oifrosma Civet 638 is loss acid. The Cedrate is a variety of the C, from which
chiefly the fragrant oil of C, or Oil of Cedrate, used by perfumers, is procured. In
Germany, the the uame Cedrate is extended to all kinds of C, and the name C. is
...
3
Library of Universal Knowledge
Citrosma Civet 334 is less acid. The Cedrate is a variety of the C., from which
chiefly the fragrant oil of C, or Oil of Cedrate, used by perfumers, is procured. In
Germany, the the name Cedrate is extended to all kinds of C, and the name C. is
...
4
Food Culture and Health in Pre-Modern Muslim Societies
The Mandarin orange (Citrus aurantium deliciosa, nobilis, madurensis) is known
as YūsufAfandī, yūsufī. The Grapefruit tree or shaddock (Citrus decumana or
macrocarpa) is the zunbū, zanbū. Among lemons, it is the Cedrate tree or Adam's
...
smi juice may be said generally to be applicable to the jams purposes as those of
the lemon, but the juice is less acid The Cedrate is a variety of the C, from which
chiefly ihe fragrant Oil of C, or Oil op Cedrate, used by perfumers, is procured.
6
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
A mark placed under the letter c (thus, c), especially in French and Portuguese,
and formerly in Spanish, before a, o, or u, to indicate that it is to be sounded like s
, and not like k, as it usually is before those vowels. cedrate, cedrat (se'drat, -drat)
...
William Dwight Whitney, 1906
A mark placed under the letter c (thus, g), especially in French and Portuguese,
and formerly in Spanish, before a, o, or u, to indicate that it is to be sounded like s
, and not like k, as it usually is before those vowels. cedrate, cedrat (se'drat, -drat)
...
8
A king's confectioner in the Orient: Friedrich Unger, court ...
assumed that cedrate and citron were different fruits: 'une composition faite de jus
de limon ou d'orange, de citron, de cedre, de violettes...'. In Pomet's History of
Drugs published in 1712 cedrate is defined as 'that which bears the Name of the
...
Friedrich Unger, Priscilla Mary Işın, 2003
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Chambers's New Handy Volume American Encyclopaedia: Being a ...
The Cedrate is a variety of the C, from which chiefly the fragrant oil of C, or Oil of
Ckuratk, used by perfumers, is procured. In Germany, the the name Cedrate is
extended to all kinds of C.t and the name C. it* usually given to the lemou.
10
Semi-annual Report of Schimmel & Co. (Fritzsche Brothers)
Of oils hitherto official, the following have been abolished: cedrate oil, cumin oil,
fennel oil, chamomile oil, caraway oil, bitter orange oil, tansy oil, rue oil, sage oil,
sassafras oil, terpinol, wormwood oil, and wormseed oil. Sandal oil and mustard
...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CEDRATE»
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cedrate is used in the context of the following news items.
Spice City Toronto: A Persian Plaza
Arzon Food Market is a maze of tiny aisles packed with giant tubs of silky Persian-style feta, and jars of cedrate jam (a citrus fruit) and carrot jam ... «Torontoist, Mar 12»
Annick Goutal with a new fragrance - Ninfeo Mio
This fragrant composition introduces light and luminousness in top notes which incorporate cedrate, Italian lemon and galbanum, which evoke ... «Bulgarian fashion directory, Feb 10»
