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Bdellium /ˈdɛliəm/ (also
bdellion or
false myrrh) is a semi-transparent oleo-gum
resin extracted from
Commiphora wightii plants, and from
Commiphora africana...
- is the
mother of
Adonis in Gr**** mythology. She was
transformed into a
myrrh tree
after having intercourse with her father, and gave
birth to Adonis...
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plastered over with
myrrh, to the
temple of the Sun, and
there buries the body. In
order to
bring him, they say, he
first forms a ball of
myrrh as big as he...
- 1303) said, "Mumia, this is the
mumia of the
sepulchers with
aloes and
myrrh mixed with the
liquid (humiditate) of the
human body". Two 12th century...
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vinegar sponge, as well as
juniper berry, ambergris, cloves, labdanum,
myrrh, and storax. The
herbs right up
against the nose
inside the beak allowed...
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Indian nard, a
stinking nard
called 'ozaenitidos'
which is not used, a
false nard ('pseudo-nard') with
which true nard is adulterated, and
several herbs...
- aroma,
reminiscent of apricots, and
often have a
mildly peppery taste. The
false chanterelle (Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca) has a
similar appearance and can...
- Sanhedrin. Finally, when
Jesus is buried,
Nicodemus brought a
mixture of
myrrh and aloes—about 100
Roman pounds (33 kilograms, or 73 lb).
Nicodemus must...
- in
India (east: big animals, gold, cotton) and
Arabia (south: incense,
myrrh, etc.). The
Eridanos was
later ****ociated with the
river Po,
because the...
- the formula.
Stacte may have been
light myrrh treated with benzoin.
Onycha may have been labdanum.
Since myrrh was
often mixed with labdanum, throughout...
