10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUCCORIES»
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succories in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
succories and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Theatrum Botanicum: The Theater of Plants : Or, An Herball ...
They doe all flower and seedc about the seme time of the other Succories, except
the second, which flowreth earlier then the rest* The Names; • -. □ : >- ? All these
herbes arc accounted sevcrall sorts of Snccory by many writers, and some of ...
2
The present state of the republick of letters
The Nettle does the fame thing, though it be apparently very different from
Lettices and Succories. Young growing Plants yield none, or a very small quantity
of acid Spirit, but a great deal of armoniack, even in the beginning of their
distillation ...
3
The history of the Western empire: from its restoration by ...
... Charles succories i v. ceeded in gaining over the other electors. He married the
daughter of Rodolph II. Count Palatine ; he invested Lewis of Brandenburg with
the Tyrol, and ratified his marriage with Margaret Maultasche, thereby admitting ...
Sir Robert Buckley Comyn, 1841
the diminutive Schorionella,* — since corrupted into Scorzonella, or Scorzonera.
Scorzonera is a culinary herb, with milky juice, having yellow composite flowers,
and of a nature very analogous to the succories and lettuces : hence I think the ...
William Henry Fox Talbot, 1847
Me olives support, me succories and emollient mallows. O thou son of Latona,
grant me to enjoy my acquisitions, and to have my health, together with an
unimpaired understanding, I beseech thee ; and that 1 may not lead a
dishonourable old ...
6
The Rural cyclopedia, or A general dictionary of ...
In fine, the roots themselves in some plants present particular secretions. This
may be observed in Carduus arventu, Inula Helenium, Scabiosa arvensis,
several euphorbias, and several of the succories. It appears that these secretions
of the ...
7
The Whole French Language
"I shall take care that the kitchen-garden produce a plentiful store of lettuces,
succories, cauliflowers, cucumbers, carrots, turnips, mushrooms, chervil, and
parsley. Hot-bed fraroes'in good condition will render it possible to have some of
all ...
Théodore Robertson, Louis Ernst, 1856
8
Boerhaave's Treatise of the Materia Medica, and forms of ...
Gum Succories. Cichorea. Garden Succory. Hieraria. Hawk-weed. Intuhi. Endives
. Lactuece. Lettices. Scorzonera. Viper's-grass. Sonrhi. Sonebi. Sow- thistle.
Taraxaea. Dandelion. Tragapogona. Goat's- beard. _In the 108 Dr.
BOERHAAVE's ...
9
The Quarterly Journal Of Agriciture
91 : " In fine, the roots themselves in some plants present particular secretions ;
this may be observed in the Carduus arvcftsis, the Inula Helenium, the Scabiosa
ar- vensis, several Eupliorbias, and several of the Succories. It appears that these
...
The endive (Cichorium Endivia) is an allied species, or, as some affirm, a mere
variety of C. hitybus : it is grown in abundance in the neighbourhood of London,
and is one of our favorite winter salads. The succories form excellent food lor
cows, ...
Gilbert Thomas Burnett, 1835
