10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «FLAMMULE»
Scopri l'uso di
flammule nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
flammule e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Thesaurus of Agricultural Organisms
(Agaricales) flammule du sapin (F) Gymnopilus sapineus Maire (syn)
Tannenflämmling, Samtiger (D) flammule du sapin (F) see Flammula sapinea
Flammulina velutipes Karst, (syn) see Collybia velutipes flannel moths (E) see
Megalopygidae ...
Derwent Publications, 1990
2
Royal Dictionary English and French and French and English
... flamenco; du lat. flomma, flamme.] _ _ FLAMINICAL fla-min'-i-kal), ndj. [
pertaining to a Roman flamen] flamrne, flaminien, —enne. FLAMMA JOVIS or
FLAMMULA, J. [BOL ; clematis erecla; upright virgin's bower, a medicinal plant]
flammule, f.
3
The Monthly Magazine: Or, British Register ...
35'9'2 V Liebes-Fliimmlein zu dem Heiligsten Herzen Jesu"-A Flammule of Love
to the most Holy Heart of Jesus. Certain his, that light daily more and more gains
ground over darkness; and a small cloud before the (un does not constitute an ...
4
The Book of Garden Management
Vaccinium Myrtillus, uligino- Lingua and Flammule. sum, and Oxycoccus alustris;
Ericas, VERY DRY.-Arenaria. rubra; Rumex Spergula subulata; ormentilla oflici-
Acetosella; Thymus Serpyllum; Acynol nalis. vulgai-is; Trifolium arveuse, 75.
Anonymous, H. P. D., 2012
5
The Shapes of Knowledge from the Renaissance to the ...
Gassendi described this soul as a corporeal substance which, "like spirit or a
flammule, is singularly thin, pure, highly active, and assiduous and which
languishes from deficient aliment, is suffocated by too much humor, is exhaled
when heat is ...
D.R. Kelley, Richard Henry Popkin, 1991
He grabbed an old vine to steady himself as he watched the yellow flammule
swirling out gracefully from the flagstaff, ominous in its apparent innocence. “
Quite likely,” she said. “Observe their flag, how carefully contrived. How pastoral
—two ...
7
Boyer's French Dictionary: Comprising All the Additions and ...
Flammule,s. f. trinity or heart's-ease (an herb.) Flan, flen, s. m. custard; piece of
metal ready to be stamped or coined. Flanc, flen, s. ш. flank, side; flank (in
fortification,) also side of a ship. Flanchet, s. m. part of the sirloin of beef next to
the thigh.
Abel Boyer, William Bentley Fowle, 1835
Liebes Flammlein zu dem Heiligsten Herzen Jesu" — A Flammule of Love to the
most Holy Heart cf Jesus. Certain it is, that light daily more and more gains
ground over darkness ; and a small cloud before the sun docs not constitute an
eclipse ...
Sir Richard Phillips, 1801
9
A History of Gardening in England
Sowthrynwode (A rtemist'a Abrotannin). Sperewort (Ranunculus Flammule).
Spynage (Spinaci'a olmzcea). Strowberys (Fragaria nesca). Stychewort (Stellaria
H olostca). Tansay (Tonnceium vulgar-e). Totesayne (Hypen'cum Andrommum}.
10
The royal dictionary abridged in two parts: I. French and ...
... love-paffim. < (r"r Flamme (banderolle de Vaifleau) a Streamer. c¡j? (In-
Itrument pour faigner lés Chevaux) a Fleam. Flammèche, S. F- A Spark.
Flammerole, S. F. f. Feu fo- let, fous feu. Flammule, S. F. Trinity, or Hearts-eafe, an
Herb.
