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A popular account of the ancient Egyptians. Revised and ...
... of questioning the fact, received opinion in Europe had till lately decided that
they were cotton ; and it was forbidden to doubt that " the bands of byssine linen,"
said by Herodotus to have been used for enveloping the mummies, were cotton.
John Gardner Wilkinson (sir.), 1854
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A popular account of the ancient Egyptians
... of questioning the fact, received opinion in Europe had till lately decided that
they were cotton ; and it was forbidden to doubt that " the bands of byssine linen,"
said by Herodotus to have been used for enveloping the mummies, were cotton.
Sir John Gardner Wilkinson, 1854
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The Linen Trade, Ancient and Modern
The received opinion in Europe until lately was that it was composed of cotton,
and it was forbidden to doubt that " the bands of Byssine Sindon," said by
Herodotus to have been used for enveloping the mummies, were cotton. The
unscientific ...
Alex Johnston Warden, 1867
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Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern - ...
My voice barbaric thou canst understand; While oft with rendings I assail My
byssine vesture and Sidonian veil. ANTISTROPHE VI My nuptial right in
Heaven's pure sight Pollution were, death-laden, rude; Ah woe is me! woe! woe!
Alas for ...
Charles Dudley Warner, Hamilton Wright Mabie, Lucia Gilbert Runkle, 2008
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The New Testament Translated from the Latin, in the Year ...
Burgeysis, A. S. burg, burgesses, freeman. vLuc. xv. Buriownyng, Fr. springing,
budding. Ebrews x11. Buysch, Belg. bosch, bush. Byclipped. See Clepe. See
Biclipped. Byes. See Byssine. Byggede, A. S. byggan, built. Byheter. See
Bihoting.
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A Library of the World's Best Literature - Ancient and ...
Full well, O land, My voice barbaric thou canst understand; While oft with
rendings I assail My byssine vesture and Sidonian veil. ANT1STROPHE VI My
nuptial right in Heaven's pure sight Pollution were, death-laden, rude ; Ah woe is
me ! woe ...
Charles Dudley Warner, 2008
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The Complete Costume Dictionary
byssine: Early Gothic (1200–1350 C.E.). Fine fabric. byzantine embroidery:
Romantic (1815–1840 C.E.) to byssus: Egyptian (4000–30 B.C.E.). Yellowish flax
used to create linen for mummy wrappings. Bustle (1865–1890 C.E.). Appliqué
work ...
Elizabeth J. Lewandowski, 2011
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The Fairchild Books Dictionary of Textiles
Very closely woven, the fabric is virtually windproof. Often it is given a water-
repellent finish. Originally designed for use by Admiral Byrd's Antarctic Expedition
. byssine / byzantine stitch ∞byssine A fine medieval English fabric,. butcher
linen ...
Bure. See Bire. Marc. v. Burgeysis, A. S. burg, burgesses, freemen. Luc. xv.
Buriownyng, Fr. springing, budding. Ebrews xii. Buysch, Belg. bosch, bush.
Byclipped. See Clepe. Called. Marc. ix. See Biclipped. Byes. See Byssine.
Byggede ...
test at all to ascertain the substance of mummy-cloth ; but, boldly assuming it to
be cotton, he proves from this that the byssine sindon of Herodotus must be
cotton. If he will only stick to the test that he has chosen, he must admit that the
byssine ...
British Museum. Dept. of Egyptian Antiquities, George Long, 1836
