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Caput mortuum (plural
capita mortua;
literally "dead head") is a
Latin term used in
alchemy to
signify a
useless substance left over from a
chemical operation...
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Caput mortuum (Latin for 'dead head', and
variously spelled caput mortum or
caput mortem), also
known as
cardinal purple, is the name
given to a purple...
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Other names for the
mineral when used in
painting include colcotar and
caput mortuum. In Spanish, it is
called almagre or almagra, from the
Arabic al-maghrah...
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Brown Brown sugar Buff
Burgundy Burnt sienna Burnt umber Camel Caput mortuum Caramel Chamoisee Chestnut Chocolate Citron Cocoa...
- when
ground co****ly,
makes a
purple pigment. One such
pigment is
caput mortuum,
whose name is also used in
reference to
mummy brown. The
latter is...
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Mummy brown, also
known as
Egyptian brown or
Caput Mortuum,: 254 was a rich
brown bituminous pigment with good transparency,
sitting between burnt umber...
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duplicata in pre-modern medicine, it was
prepared from the
residue (
caput mortuum) left over from the
production of aqua
fortis (nitric acid, HNO3) from...
- was a
pigment used in oil
paints made from
ground Egyptian mummies.
Caput mortuum is a
haematite iron
oxide pigment, used in painting. The name is also...
- BN,
Phthalocyanine Green G,
verdigris Iron
oxide pigments: sanguine,
caput mortuum,
oxide red, red ochre,
yellow ochre,
Venetian red,
Prussian blue, raw...
