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Myrrh (/mɜːr/; from an
unidentified ancient Semitic language, see § Etymology) is a gum-resin
extracted from a few small,
thorny tree
species of the Commiphora...
- Commiphora.
Myrrh may also
refer to:
Abyssinian myrrh (Commiphora habessinica), a
shrub or tree
African myrrh (Commiphora africana), a
deciduous tree
Myrrh, a...
- who
visit Jesus after his birth,
bearing gifts of gold, frankincense, and
myrrh in
homage to him. They are
commemorated on the
feast day of Epiphany—sometimes...
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important ingredient in
perfumery and
therefore known as
scented myrrh,
sweet myrrh,
perfumed myrrh or
perfumed bdellium.
Sometimes the oleo-gum-resin of Commiphora...
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Commiphora myrrha,
called myrrh,
African myrrh,
herabol myrrh,
Somali myrrhor,
common myrrh, is a tree in the
family Burseraceae. It is one of the primary...
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Myrrh Records (also
known as
Myrrh Worship) was an
American Christian music record label.
According to
Encyclopedia of
American Gospel Music, the label...
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Myrrh is a folk
album and the solo
debut of
Robin Williamson,
released in 1972.
Robin Williamson is
noted as
being a
founding member of The Incredible...
- Mark
Heard and
Randy Stonehill.
Phillips was
signed as a solo
artist with
Myrrh Records under her
given name and
recorded four
Christian pop albums: Beyond...
- introduced.
Other common names for the
plant include balm of
Gilead and
Mecca myrrh, but this is due to
historical confusion between several plants and the...
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Women of Sand and
Myrrh is a
novel written by
Hanan al-Shaykh. It is al-Shaykh's
fifth novel. It was
originally published in 1989 as Misk al-ghazal (مسك...
