10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SMALLAGE»
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English Names: Leaf celery Also: ache, cutting celery, cutting mustard, green
celery, smallage, soup celery, wild celery ["Wild celery" also refers to Vallisneria
spiralis L., a perennial aquatic plant.] French Names: Celeri a couper (m) Also:
ache, ...
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Sauer's Herbal Cures: America's First Book of Botanic ...
Smallage (Soup Celery) A ptum graveolens Sauer: Sellery (1768) Now
naturalized in many temperate areas of the United States, smallage has even
invaded the salt marshes of California, a hahitat not unlike its original home in
Europe.
William Woys Weaver, 2001
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Theatrum Botanicum: The Theater of Plants : Or, An Herball ...
C it A PJ XX V I I) Elzqfelinm, Paludnpiflmflve Apiam palnflre; ss Smallage. - - __-
=_ Ee have besides the Smallage that hath usually beene knowne with us
another sort thereof (as l may ss ss call it from the likenessc) which in.my former
booke ...
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Historical and Literary Botany: Containing the Qualities, ...
smallage. King Adrastus enlisted among the combatants, and was victorious. .
Suidas * says that smallage was appropriated to mourning and lamentation; from
thence arose the popular expression, when speaking of a sick man past recovery
, ...
SMALLAGE Smallage has little but its old-fashioned name to recommend it, for it
has a very disagreeable taste. It is wild celery, and as Dethicke says, " It joyeth in
the shadow and cometh well in any ground. Leave only a stem or two and it will ...
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The Complete Herbal: To which is Now Added, Upwards of One ...
Annis, Bishop's weed, made of ', Vetches or Tares, Violets, Nettles, Amomus,
Smallage, Cummin, Cardamoms, common and Roman, the stones of Grapes,
Cubebs, Grains of Paradise Greek Wheat, or Spelt Wheat The liver. Annis,
Fennel ...
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Culpeper's Complete Herbal & English Physician
Smallage, Carline Thistle, Sullen- dine, China, Turmerick, Fennel, Gentian, Dog-
grass, Cinquefoil, Parsley, Smallage, Asparagus, Rhubarb, Rhapontic, Kneeholly
. Spleen. Smallage, Carline Thistle, Fern male and female, Parsley, Water-flag, ...
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Culpeper's complete herbal
Dill, Smallage, Orobus, Rocket, Bazil, Nettles. In the third. Bishop's Weed, Annis,
Amomus, Caraway, Fennel, (and so I believe Smallage too, let authors say what
they will, for if the herb of Smallage be somewhat hotter than Parsley ; I know ...
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An experimental history of the materia medica: or of the ...
Smallage: an umbelliferous plant, with bright green winged leaves, cut slightly
into three roundish portions* serrated about the edges : the feeds are small, oval,
plano-convex, furrowed, of a pale brownish or asti colour : the root long, about
the ...
William Lewis, John Aikin, 1784
2, Devonshire Grove, Old Kent Road, S.E. Smallage (2n4 S. xii. 252.) — In some
remarks in a former number upon names of herbs or vegetables ending in age, I
stated that " smallage, a species of parsley, is derived by Skinner from small age,
...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SMALLAGE»
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Small but potent
It is a close relation to smallage (also known as wild celery), which is used in some French cooking for its pronounced bitter flavor. What Chinese celery lacks in ... «Taipei Times, Mar 15»
South Yorkshire Police find Sheffield 'drive-by shooting car'
A black Ford Focus was found abandoned in Smallage Lane, near Woodhouse, on Monday morning. South Yorkshire Police said they were linking the car to the ... «BBC News, Sep 13»
Ye Olde Kitchen Garden
So why do we neglect common Colonial food plants like burnet, smallage, skirrets, scorzonera, gooseberry and purslane? And how would they taste to us now? «New York Times, Jul 11»
