10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ODORATE»
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1
A Medicinal Dispensatory: Containing the Whole Body of ...
That which is Ciwm- w. more odorate, fragrant, and tenuious, is the true
Cinnamon , which the odoratetree portends ; and it 'is dcsumed from the same
shryb rhatsmall Cane cornes of. But Cinnamon' is 'decerped from thb . trunk
whose bark is ...
2
The Hahnemannian Monthly
The resident (self-styled homoeopathic) physician was sent for, who
administered some " odorate " medicine, and, in addition, applied a spice- plaster
to the abdomen. The child evidently growing worse, the spice plaster was
changed to a ...
3
Philosophical Transactions
Ga/en observed that Pbu was an Odorate Root, like Main; in virtue. Pliny
observed that Cyperus was a Gladiolw bizlbzyli radice, and like the (_).lor of
Nardzm. Co/Yur Dulcis has a sweet Taste, and acrid; but the. The Decoction
oFAfli/'um was ...
4
A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts
Lucidity is the characteristic effect of light; but this is not lucid in phosphori, till
they are decomposing : and til so various bodies, while decompose ing, emit
odorate substances, which in their compound state had no odour. Now, the light
emitted ...
5
Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts
This cannot but indicate the decomposition of some particles of the fluid,
occasioned by an exce^s of density, from wliich light, fire, and an odorate
substance are disengaged : as when steam (to which from the beginning I have
compared by ...
6
Philosophical Transactions, Giving Some Accompt of the ...
Galen observed that Pbu was an Odorate Root, like Narditm m virtue. Pliny
observed that Cyperus was a Gladiolus bulbosa radicc, and like the Odor of-
Nardum. The Decoction of Asarum was greenish, with a strong smell of
Spikenard, and ...
John Martyn ((Londres)), James Allestry ((Londres)), Henry Oldenburg, 1704
7
A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and the Arts
... may be destroyed by the combination of some of 'their principles with oxigen;
and muriatic acid gas renders sensible to the eye the particles' of ammonia,
which cease to be odorate the moment this acid combines with them in the open
air.
8
Perfumery: Its Manufacture and Use ...
OF PEHFUMES. This chapter is divided into four paragraphs; the 1st, treating of
the compound odorate waters called essences, waters, extracts, and spirits,
though no difference between them either in their nature or results really exists ;
2d, ...
Campbell Morfit, Elisabeth Celnart, 1847
9
On the Study of Language: An Exposition of "[Epea ...
Noting power, ability, choice. Some soils put forth odorate flowers of themselves.
— Odorate flowers are the consequence or offspring ; soils, the cause. F 10.
Noting properties, qualities, or conditions. " Its (the eglantine's) OF
PREPOSITIONS.
10
The philosophical works of Francis Bacon, with prefaces and ...
Whites are more in- odorate (for the most part) than flowers of the same kind
coloured ; as is found in single white violets, white roses, white gilly- flowers,
white stock-gilly-flowers, &c. We find also that blossoms of trees, that are white,
are ...
Francis Bacon, James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, 1861
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ODORATE»
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Mini park for orchids in Shah Alam expected to be ready next year
Attractive: A stalk of Aerides odorate miniature orchid that attracted many to take a closer look at it. “The park will not only allow the locals to ... «Malaysia Star, Dec 09»
