10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUAVEOLENT»
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suaveolent in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A Medicinal Dispensatory: Containing the Whole Body of ...
And as according to Galen , sweet meats are temperate , so according to Scaliger
,_ suaveolent Medicaments are moderately hot. a f A ,Which things being thus ,
pleasant Odoraments must needs be grateful] to the brain, and principal parts.
2
Vegetable materia medica of India and Ceylon
E Syrup. Stereosperm. Suaveolent. Cortic. Syrup. Aeglis Marmeli Radio. Syrup.
Plumbag. Roseae Syrup- Coriandri aa J'- Syrup. Scindapsi Officinal, Syrup.
Piperis Longi Syrup. Piperis Longl Sadie, aa Jss. Aquae. ad Sviii. Misce Fiat
mistura.
3
The Banquet: A Poem, in Three Quartos
High over head, sublirnely through the air, Suaveolent, the viands valets bear,
And pacing lightly the well-cushion'd ground, Though nowhere heard, yet, every
where are found. Around the butler busily they swarm, Who stands unmoved, ...
4
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction
Lovely Miss Lwan, says the Cantonese story, was now about eighteen, when the
following incidents, suaveolent with smiles, blushes, heart-sighs, erotic poetry
and a “ fragrant chamber,” made her soul quite a palace for pleasure:—] One fine
...
_ 674. Arosma obtusifolia Raf. Caladium fragrans Hooker '0. 111.3314. fol.
cordatis oblongis obtusis, petiolis semiteretis marginatis, spa- _ dix tereto—
Guyana, spatha white, base red, suaveolent. 675. Aros-ma acutil'olia Raf. Calad.
grandifol.
Constantine Samuel Rafinesque, 1836
6
Journal of Botany, British and Foreign
Besides these there was found Polypomt suaveolent and P. ulmarius, Agaricus
appendicula- tus, the pale blue A. purus, and the pretty A. (Lepiota) granulotus,
both edible, if you wish and can find enough of them ; the brilliant orange A.
7
The Popular Science Review: A Quarterly Miscellany of ...
Such plants as Dioscorea Batatas and MandeviUea suaveolent, which have the
power of attaching themselves to surrounding objects only under the influence of
light. 2. Species, such as Ipomcea purpurea and Phascolus, which exhibit this ...
James Samuelson, Henry Lawson, William Sweetland Dallas, 1866
8
Our Cannibals, Ourselves
... leaving him free to fondle flesh whenever he likes: The cold—store was . . . the
tabernacle before which I made my own private de— votions, for there the great
carcasses hung—alluring and suaveolent, raw and richly sweaty; sometimes I ...
Priscilla L. Walton, 2004
9
A Manual of Botany, for the Northern and Middle States of ...
erect; stem spotted, scabrous : leaves lance-oblong, glabrous, ma rgins rough :
panicle oblong, flowers crowded : divisions of the corol rounded : teeth of the
calyx acute, recurved. suaveolent, \V. (P. w. Ju. If.) erect ; stem very glabrous, not
...
10
Food Plants of the North American Indians
Solidago nana Nutt. " Seeds" eaten in Utah and Nevada. Chamberlin (7, p. 382) (
as S. nemo- ralis). Solidago spectabilis A. Gray Nevada ooldenrod " Seeds"
eaten in Utah and Nevada. Chamberlin (7, p. 382). Solidago suaveolent Sehoepf
.
