10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «CHIRIMOIA»
Discover the use of
chirimoia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
chirimoia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
A nova ortografia sem mistério:
... cheliano chico-da-ronda chico da ronda chico-das-dores chico das dores
chifre-de-boi chifre de boi chifre-de-cabra chifre de cabra chirimóia chirimoia
chove-não-molha chove não molha chupador-de-anta chupador de anta chuva-
de-caju ...
Paulo Geiger e Renata de Cássia Menezes da Silva
2
O viajante universal, ou Noticia do mundo antigo e moderno
O ananaz lie a rainha de todas as frutas y porém para meu gosto nenhuma
iguala a chirimoia. De todas fiz já mençaõ na America meridional. Na lagoa de
Mexico se apanhaõ Juins peixes brancos , pequenos, e insipidos ; porém supre
esta ...
3
Colonial Latin American Historical Review: CLAHR.
... called aguamiel which, when fer- mented, resulted in pulque (see Figure 6).
From this basic drink many other beverages could be made such as, for example,
pulque de chirimoia, in which the "chirimoia (custard apples) is cut up, without the
...
I do not intend to start polemics and wish still less to decide the question as to
which is the best and the most savoury of the many fruits. Chirimoia If the matter
were put to the vote, everybody including myself would vote for the Chirimoia 31.
5
The Poetry of Slavery: An Anglo-American Anthology, 1764-1865
Nor chirimoia,74 though these torrid isles Boast not thy fruit, to which the anana
yields In taste and flavour, wilt thou coy refuse Thy fragrant shade to beautify the
scene. But, chief of palms, and pride of Indian-groves, Thee, fair palmetto,75 ...
6
A General Collection of the Best and Most Interesting ...
... the chirimo'fa, which makes it almost certain that the famous chirimoia of
Mexico, so much exrolled, is really nothing else than a reticulated annona. I
moreover found here the Mexican solanum, arborescent, and with large
lanceolate leaves, ...
7
The Sugar-cane: a Poem: In Four Books. With Notes. By James ...
See, what yellow flowers Dance in the gale, and scent the ambient air; 515 While
thy long pods, full-fraught with nectared sweets, . Relieve the bowels from their
lagging load. Nor chirimoia, though these torrid isles Boast not thy fruit, to which ...
8
Caribbeana: An Anthology of English Literature of the West ...
Nor chirimoia,164 though these torrid isles Boast not thy fruit, to which the anana
yields In taste and flavour, wilt thou coy refuse 520 Thy fragrant shade to beautify
the scene. But, chief of palms, and pride of Indian-groves, Thee, fair palmeto,* ...
9
The British Poets: Including Translations ...
Nor chirimoia, though these torrid isles Boast not thy fruit, to which the' anana
yields In taste and flavour, wilt thou coy refuse Thy fragrant shade to beautify the
scene. But, chief of palms, and pride of Indian grove, Thee, fair palmeto15,
should ...
10
The Works of the British Poets, with Lives of the Authors
See, what yellow flowers Dance in the gale, and scent the ambient air ; While thy
long pods, full-fraught with nectar'd sweets, Relieve the bowels from their lagging
load, Nor chirimoia, though these torrid isles Boast not thy fruit, to which the ...
