10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MANNIFEROUS»
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manniferous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
manniferous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A system of universal geography: or A description of all the ...
The manniferous ash, the mastich,b the sumach, the bladder-nut, the sage-
leaved cistus, the emerusc and the arbute of Asia Minor, flourish in the open air.
The walnut, and almost every kind of fruit tree thrive in the woods or rather the
natural ...
Conrad Malte-Brun, James Gates Percival, Jean-Jacques-Nicolas Huot, 1834
2
The Florist and Horticultural Journal
or the Date tree, which might have been brought to the country in ancient times,
by Greek colonists. The manniferous Ash, the Mastich, the Sumach, the Bladder-
nut, the sage-leaved Cistus, the Emerus and the Arbute of Asia Minor, flourish in
...
3
Philadelphia Florist and Horticultural Journal
or the Date tree, which might have been brought to the country in ancient times,
by Greek colonists. The manniferous Ash, the Mastich, the Sumach, the Bladder-
nut, the sage-leaved Cistus, the Emerus and the Arbute of Asia Minor, flourish in
...
4
Universal Geography, Or, A Description of All Parts of the ...
... arrive at great perfection ;' the plane, the cypress and manniferous ash appear
near the sea-coast beside the laurel and the lentisk; but the forests on Pindus
consist chiefly of cedars, pine, larch and chesnut trees.“ Many of the mountains
are ...
5
The comparative geography of Palestine and the Sinaitic ...
The manna is slightly purgative, but not so much so as to warrant his sarcastic
remark. And regarding the eleventh objection, Ritter has showed that the ancient
manna was a thing quite unknown to the Israelites. The manniferous tarfais not
an ...
6
Lempriere's Bibliotheca classica; or, Classical dictionary, ...
The oak-trees, and there is almost every kind of them, arrive at great perfection;
the plane, cypress, aud manniferous ash appear near the sea-coaBt, beside the
laurel aud lentisc; but the forests on Pindus consist chiefly of cedars, pine, larch, ...
John Lempriere, Edmund Henry Barker, 1842
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Universal Geography: Or A Description of All Parts of the ...
The oak trees, and there is almost every kind of them, arrive at great perfection ;'
the plane, the cypress and manniferous ash appear near the sea-coast beside
the laurel and the lentisk; but the forests on Hindus consist chiefly of cedars, pine
...
8
The Rural Magazine: A Monthly Journal of Farming, Gardening, ...
The manniferous ash, the mastich, the sumach, the bladder web, the sage-leaved
cistus, the emerus, and the arbute of Asia Minor flourish in the open air. The
walnut and almost every kind of fruit tree flourishes in the woods, or rather the ...
9
Occultus Liber: A Novel by Neil Baker
... the elements to make your manniferous energy such, a kind of theater parting
Occultus Liber | 287 | FIGS! CAST THE CREW!
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Universal Geography, Or, A Description of All the Parts of ...
... and manniferous ash appear near the sea-coast beside the laurel and the
lentisk ; but the forests on Pindus consist chiefly of cedars, pine, larch and
chesnut trees." Many of the mountains are arid and sterile; such as are sufficiently
watered, ...
