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The American Medical Intelligencer
A. D. Craloner, M. D. My dear Sir, — I regret that I have not yet heard from my
friend Dr. Styles on the subject of the extract of quillai, which is supposed by Dr.
A. D. Chaloner to be the same article as monesia. which has attracted so much ...
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Household medicine: containing a familiar description of ...
A valuable remedy, combining a powerful stimulating action on the skin and a
detergent or cleansing effect, is South American soap bark or quillai. If a piece of
this bark is stirred about in a pint of water until it produces a strong lather, and this
...
John GARDNER (M.D.), 1861
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Three years in the Pacific; containing notices of Brazil, ...
They are always neat in the decoration of their feet ; — silk stockings are
universally worn. Dona Carmencita apologised for the state of her parure, saying
that she had just been washing her hair in a solution or suds of " quillai," and it
had ...
William Samuel W. Ruschenberger, 1835
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The Geographical, Natural and Civil History of Chili
The. quillai (quillaja saponaria, gen. nev.*) derives its name from the Chilian
word quillcan, to wash. The trunkof this tree exceeds the middle height, and is
covered 'with a thick bark. of a greyish ash colour ~; it divides itself at the top into
two or ...
Juan Bautista Ignacio Molina
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CRC World Dictionary of Plant Nmaes: Common Names, ...
Quillaja Molina Rosaceae Origins: Spanish quillay, from the vernacular Araucani
name quillai, killai; see H. Genaust, Etymologisches Worterbuch der bot-
anischen Pflanzennamen. 524. 1996; S. Battaglia, Grande dizionario del la
lingua ...
Umberto Quattrocchi, 1999
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The Geographical, Natural, and Civil History of Chili
The quillai (quillaja sapouaria, gen. nov.*) derives its name from the C'-hilian
word quillczm, to wash. The trunk of this tree exceeds the middle height, and is
covered with a thick bark of a greyish ash colour ; it divides itself at the top into
two or ...
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The Geographical, Natural and Civil History of Chili: With ...
Instead of soap, the composition of which they had not discovered although
acquainted with lie, they employed the bark of the quillai which is an excellent
substitute. From the seeds of the madi, they obtained an oil which is very good to
eat ...
Giovanni Ignazio Molina, 1808
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Three Years in the Pacific
ing that she had just been washing her hair in a solution or suds of "quillai," and it
had not yet dried. The " quillai" is the bark of the Quillaja Saponaria, Molina, a
large tree growing at the foot of hills, and in the mountain valleys of Chile.
Sa William Samuel Waithman Rushenberger, William Rushenberger, 2009
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The Geographical, Natural and Civil History of Chili: The ...
The wood is hard and compact, of a dark brown veined with black and yellow,
receives an excellent polish, and is used by several kinds of artisans for the
handles of their tools. The quillai (quillaja saponaria, gen. nov.*) derives its name
from ...
Giovanni Ignazio Molina, Richard Alsop, Alonso de Ercilla y Zúñiga, 1808
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Arcana of Science and Art, Or, An Annual Register of Useful ...
It is obtained from atree in Chili, known by the name of Quillai Saponaria, the
trunk of which is straight, and of considerable height. The wood is hard, red, and
never splits. The bark is rugged, divided, fibrous, of an ash grey colour externally,
...
