10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LACRYMATORY»
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lacrymatory in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Glimpse at the Monumental Architecture and Sculpture of ...
A horse's feet sinking in whilst ploughing, led to an urn of rude strong red pottery,
covered with a tile containing burnt bones, and part of a glass lacrymatory. A
second was found of a different shape, and smaller. Nine feet south from the urns
...
Matthew Holbeche Bloxam, 1834
2
Cotton Mather's Verse in English
Lacrymatory;. Design'd. for. the. Tears. let. fall. at. the. Funeral. of. Mrs. Sarah.
Leveret." 1. Sarah Leveret, wife of John Leveret, Governor of Massachusetts from
1673 until 1679, died in 1704-5 at the age of seventy-five. 2. Mather's allusion is ...
Cotton Mather, Denise D. Knight, 1989
3
The History and Antiquities of Dartford, with Topographical ...
The stone coffins, lacrymatory, urns, skeletons, and other vestiges of sepulture
found upon East Hill on the southern side of the public road, combined with the
very ancient burial ground opposite, incontestibly prove that a numerous and ...
John DUNKIN (of Bromley, Kent.), 1844
4
Soil Pollution: Origin, Monitoring & Remediation
7.35b) is a poisonous, lacrymatory gas, which can be condensed at 13 °C and
readily trimerises to cyanuryl chloride. Cyanogen chloride acts by blocking cell
respiration and causes death within a short time if high concentrations are
inhaled.
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Catalogue of the various articles of antiquity, to be ...
11. Various rings in cornelian and intaglio, of Greek workmanship, some
peculiarly curious ; from various parts of Egypt. 12. Various lacrymatory vases in
burnt clay; and fragments of heads, lamps, &c, from Eleithias and Thebes. 13. A
tiphon, in ...
Giovanni Battista Belzoni, 1822
It was a delicately hand—blown lacrymatory, bulbous at the base with a long
narrow neck to contain the tears of a mourner. A relic of ancient times it had been
the receptacle for untold tears. She placed it upon her night table, the perfect
vase ...
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Catalogue of the various articles of antiquity to be ...
11. Various rings in cornelian and intaglio, of Greek workmanship, some
peculiarly curious ; from various parts of Egypt. 12. Various lacrymatory vases in
burnt clay; and fragments of heads, lamps, &c, from Eleithias and Thebes. 13. A
tiphon, in ...
8
Articles on Funerals, Including: Funeral, Military Funeral, ...
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Onions and other vegetable alliums
James L. Brewster. steam 100°C propionaldehyde dipropyl disulfide lacrymatory
factor ethyl alchohol <0°C lacrymatory precursor Fig. 9.2. The sulfur compounds
extracted from onion depend on the extraction conditions. Steam distillation (top)
...
... perhaps a lacrymatory vase, or sepulchral urn; while his hostess's dead
children waited on him at the ghastly banquet. On communicating this
nonsensical picture to the old man, he laughed heartily, and pronounced my
humor to be of the ...
Nathaniel Hawthorne, 1982
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LACRYMATORY»
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lacrymatory is used in the context of the following news items.
Tear Gas: the chemical warfare agent used on demonstrators in …
Formally referred to as “lacrymatory agents” (lacrima = tear in Latin), these chemicals are considered non-lethal weapons designed to disperse ... «Discover Magazine, Aug 14»
Does Bear Spray Work?
These commercially available lacrymatory agents are derived from chili peppers. The active ingredient–oleoresin capiscum is used as both a ... «NatGeo News Watch, Jul 11»
