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The seven books of Paulus Ægineta
Of pine rosin, oz. xvj ; of wax, oz. iv ; of old oil, lb. j ; of opoponax, oz. ij ; of adarce,
oz. j ; of euphorbium, oz. j ; of natron, oz. iv ; of tender aphronitrum, oz. iv. Triturate
the natron, euphorbium, and adarce with wine, then add the opoponax, and ...
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Gloriosa coroa de esforçados religiosos da Companhia de Iesu ...
Elogió drP adre Adarce Ho Fmmfio oPkíafi к triüi da Qofnfanhïa 4e '•' IESV. . ' □ ..
•,• • . Seu ftacimcnto , patria , & vocaçao го lapao* i ' . □ ». G A PIT VIO XXX,
lENTVROSO Îïtio o da real CidatlèdcNapolcs^àbïô nagrá- deza de IIJuftrifljmas ...
Bartolomeu Guerreiro, 1642
Triturate the natron, euphorbium, and adarce with wine, then add the opoponax,
and triturate together. Melt the soluble substances separately with alkanet, that
they may acquire colour, and having cooled, mix. The dropaw, or calefacient ...
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Revista de Portugal: Língua Portuguesa
I, 76 A da aio Vol. I, 76 Adagium Vol. I, 76 Adail Vol. III, 222 Adamantem, Adamas
Vcl. IV, 38 Adanar Vol. II, 42 Ádapis, Adápis Vol. III, 86 Adapta r-se Vol. IV, 73
Adarca Vol. III, 86 Adarea, ae Vol. m, 86 Adaree, es Vol. III, 86 Adarco. Adarce
Vol.
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Revista de Portugal. Ser.A. Lingua portuguesa
O latim adwrcw- (adarca, ae), ao par de adarce- (adarce, es), justifica a forma
portuguesa adarca, isto é, espuma ou baba que se forma em sítios pantanosos e
adere a canas e a pedras. Alguns dos nossos léxicos copiosos (por exemplo, ...
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Subtilezas, máculas e dificuldades da língua portuguesa
CONJECTURA ETIMOLÓGICA «ADARÇO-» E ADARCE OU ABARCA O LATIM
adarca- (adarca, ae), ao par de adarce- (adarce, es), justifica a forma portuguesa
adarca, isto é, espuma ou baba que se forma em sítios pantanosos e adere a ...
Vasco Botelho de Amaral, 1946
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A Comprehensive Etymological Dictionary of the Spanish ...
adarce m. a saltish concentration. [L. adarce: id. <Gk. adarkē. OU.] adarga f.
leather shield. [Ar. ad-daraqa: id.]; adargar t. to use an adarga; adarguero m. one
who uses an adarga. adarme m. an ancient Sp. weight. [Mozar. adárham,
adáreme: ...
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
ADAMANT—ADARCE. ADARCON—ADDITION. formed. Adam's apple, a species
of citron; also, the prominent part of the throat, so called from a superstitious
notion that a piece of the forbidden fruit stuck in Adam's throat, and occasioned
this ...
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The Cyclopædia: Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
PERICALAMITES, in the Mater-Io Illedica of the Ancients, a name given by some
to the adarce. We find the word pericalamitis in a prescription recorded in Galen,
- and it has generally been understood to mean styrax, that being called ...
... -a, ndj. adamantine, hard Adámica, adj. terra Adámica, land won from the sea
Aoamili, inn. pi. (chureh history) Adamites Adarce,«/', adarce Adasperàre,
adasprirc, v. Inasprire Adâs'àrsi, vrf 1. to loiter, amuse one's sell Adistiaménlo, sm
. spite, ...
