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aludel (Arabic: ﺍﻟﻮﺛﻞ al-ūṯal from Gr**** αἰθαλίων aithaliōn, 'smoky, sooty, burnt-colored') is a
subliming pot used in alchemy. The term
refers to a...
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Aludel M.
Ullmann (1986), "AL-KĪMIYĀ", The
Encyclopaedia of Islam, vol. 5 (2nd ed...
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Alectryomancy Alembic Alkahest Alomancy Alphabet of
Desire Alphitomancy Alveromancy Aludel Ambix Ambulomancy Amniomancy Amulet, see also New
Testament amulet Anachitis...
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matras (qābila),
blind still (without
evacuation tube) (al-anbīq al-aʿmā),
aludel (al-uthāl),
goblets (qadaḥ),
flasks (qārūra,
plural quwārīr), rosewater...
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vitriol •
vinegar • salt more...
Stills Alembic Retort Retort stand Vessels Aludel Crucible Hessian crucible Cupels Mortar and
pestle Heating devices Athanor...
- lizard" < latín
lacartus < lacertus.
alpaca via Spanish, from
Aymara allpaqa aludel from Old
French alutel, via
Spanish and
Medieval Latin from
Arabic الأثال...
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cylindrical stove, gl**** cups, flasks, phials, beakers, gl**** funnel, crucible,
aludel,
heating lamps, mortar, cauldron, hair-cloth, sand- and water-bath, sieve...
- Devère
Claude Roy
Marcel Bluwal (2) TV
movie Le sang de la
vigne Baptiste Aludel Marc Rivière (2) TV
series (1 episode) 2013
Marius M. Brun
Daniel Auteuil...
- [turmus] (listen). alubia: Pea, bean. From
Arabic lubiya[luːbjaːʔ] (listen).
aludel aluquete/luquete
alloza amán ámbar: amber, from
Arabic ʿanbar عنبر, meaning...
- ding 鼎 'tripod; container; cauldron' and gui 匱 'box; casing; container;
aludel'. Ding 鼎
originally named a "tripod cauldron"
Chinese ritual bronze, but...
