КНИГИ НА ПОРТУГАЛЬСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «RESALGAR»
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Chaucer: Animaduersions uppon the Annotacions and ...
This Resalgar is that w7wche by some is called Ratesbane, a kynde of poysone
named Ar- senicke, which the chimicall philosophers call their venome or
poysone. Whereof I coulde produce in- fynyte examples; but I will gyve yow onlye
these ...
Francis Thynne, George Henry Kingsley,
1865
THREE. RESALGAR. AND. THE. MASQUE. OF. HYMEN. When Tom Overbury
arrived intheTowerhewas given two comfortable rooms butdeniedthecompany of
hisman, Payton, for which he earnestlybegged;nor was he permitted any exercise
, ...
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
+ saír) * *Resalgar*, m. Prov. trasm. Pequena lagarta, que rói a caruma. (Cp.
rosalgar) * *Resalgário*,m. Omesmoque resalgar. *Resaltar*, (sal) v. t. Tornar
saliente; dar relêvo a. Altear. V. i. Dar muitossaltos.Sobresair, elevarse; resair. (
Dere.
Cândido de Figueiredo,
1937
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Complete Works of Geoffrey Chaucer
814. resalgar, realgar, red orpiment, or the red sulphuret of arsenic ; symbol (As
S2) ; found native in some parts of Europe, and of a brilliant red colour. Resalgar
is adapted from the old Latin name, risigallum. The word is explained by Thynne
...
Geoffrey Chaucer, Walter W. Skeat,
2008
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Illustrations of the Lives and Writings of Gower and ...
This worde sholde rather be resalgar. Wherefore I will shewe you what resalgar
ys in that abstruse science, whiche Chaucer knewe' full well, althoughe he
enveye againste the sophisticall abuse thereof in the Citations Yeotnans Tale.
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Animaduersions Uppon the Annotacions and Corrections of Some ...
This worde sholde rather be 'resalgarz' wherefore I wilt shewe you what Resalgar
ys in that abstruce scyence whiche Chawcer knewe full weli, althoughe he
enveye againste the sophisticall abuse 'theme in the chanons yeomans tale.
Francis Thynne, Frederick James Furnivall,
1876
Thynne objected to Speght's mistake first because of the error itself, and second
because Speght had not properly or fully understood that Chaucer was a man of
extensive learning: 'This worde sholde rather be “resalgar”: wherefore I will shew
...
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Master-piece: containing all Knowlege ... touching the ...
The Putrefactives are Arsnick, either white or yellow, Resalgar, or any Medicine
compounded with any of them; besides, Sandracha, Chrysocolla, and Aconitum. .
Now if you would have your Putrefactive Medicines to be caustive, that is, ...
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The farriers and horsemans Dictionary
These are the milder Causticks, the stronger are white or yellow Arse- nick,
Resalgar, or any other Medicine compounded with them ; besides Sandracha,
Aconitum, Chryso- colla. And if you would have your P«- tref actives to be
Caustics, /'. e.
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Species, Phantasms, and Images: Vision and Medieval ...
"This worde shold rather be 'resalgar'; wherefore I will shewe you what Resalgar
ys in that abstruce scyence whiche Chawcer knewe full well, althoughe he
enveye againste the sophistical! abuse ihereo [sic] in the chanon's yeoman's tale"
(36) ...
Carolyn P. Collette,
2001