10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DULCIFICATION»
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The Encyclopaedic Dictionary: A New, Original and Exhaustive ...
1774 dulcification-dull "' diilQI-fi-Oi-thn, 5. [Eng dulcify, c connective, and anti'. -
ation.] The act or process of sweetening or making sweet; the act of freeing from
acidity, acrimony, or saltness. " In colcothar, the east-last mlcination, followed by
an ...
Robert Hunter, Charles Morris, 1896
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The Encyclopædic Dictionary: A New, and Original Work of ...
22*2 dulcification— dull * dul 51 I i ca tion, 1, [Kng. dulcify, c connective, and suff.
-ution.] The act or process of sweetening or making sweet ; the act of freeing from
acidity, acrimony, or saltness. " In col cot liar, the eitacteat calcination, followed ...
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The French Remembrancer, Or, a New & Easy Method of ...
Dotation, an endowing, assigning an income to a church, or 'any corporation.
Dubitation, dubitation (in rhetorics). _ Dulcification, dulcification; sweetening.
Duplication, doubling. disLa duplication ; Ebullition, ebullition'; pim' plea.
Edification ...
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Collot's French-English and English-French Dictionary: ...
DULCIFICATION, sf. act of sweetening, dulcification. DULCIFIER, va. to dulcify, to
dulcoratc, to sweeten. DULCINEE, sf. II mistress, heroine, dulcinea. DULIE, sf.
worship of saints among catholics, dulia. D[ll.\IENT. adv. duly; legally, lawfully.
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A new pocket dictionary of the Welsh and English languages: ...
... v. to respect, to revere Perchydd — ion, s.m. a respecter Perdawd, s.m.
delicacy, sweetness Perder, Perdra, a.m. deliciousness Peredd^.m. delicateness,
sweetness Pereiddiad — au, s.m. dulcification Pereiddiant, s.m. dulcification
Pereiddio, ...
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Boyer's French Dictionary
DuLciFicATiON, s.f. dulcification, the act of sweetening or tempering mineral
acids. Dulcifier, dal-si-fl-a, v. a. to dulcify or sweeten. Dolie, s. f. worship of saints,
dulia. Dument, du-men, adv. duly. Dune, din, s. f. down. Dunes, Mar. downs (sand
...
Abel Boyer, William Bentley Fowle, 1849
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Dokładny słownik polsko-angielski [i angielsko-polski].
DULCIFICATION , dil.-sc-fc-kS- szfln, s. (chem.) , zobojgtnienie kwasu ,
ostodzenie. TO DULCIFY, diil'-sMl, v.a. (chem.), zoboj?tni(! kwas, ostodzid.
DULCIMER, diil'-se-mftr, «. cymbaly. TO DULCORATE , d61'-ko-rat , v.a. and
DULCORATION, ...
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Eight chirurgical treatises, on these following heads: viz. ...
viz. I. Of tumours. II. Of ulcers. III. Of diseases of the anus. IV. Of the king's evil. V.
Of wounds. VI. Of gun-shot wounds. VII. Of fractures and luxations. VIII. Of the
lues venerea Richard Wiseman. add Dulcification. Whether Saponaria be a ...
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The Edinburgh New Dispensatory Containing: the Elements of ...
As the muriatic acid combines less intimately with rectified spirit than any of the
fossil acids, so the after-process of dulcification scarcely, if at all, impairs the
solvent power of the acid ; though, when the dulcification happens to be more
than ...
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Alchemy Tried in the Fire: Starkey, Boyle, and the Fate of ...
Van Helmont does not give quantities or precise operational directions for the
preparation: he merely intimates an unspecified “dulcification of it with spirit
ofwine.” Starkey's notebook, on the other hand, gives an exact method for
carrying out ...
William R. Newman, Lawrence M. Principe, 2005
