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Thyine wood is a 15th-century
English name for a wood from the tree
known botanically as
Tetraclinis articulata (syn.
Callitris quadrivalvis,
Thuja articulata)...
- to
indicate the
coniferous tree cedar. Similarly, in Latin, citrus, or
thyine wood
referred to the wood of a
North African cypress,
Tetraclinis articulata...
- Thorn,
thornbush Vac****ia
tortilis or
similar Jeremiah 4:3 θύϊνος,
thyinos Thyine Wood
Tetraclinis articulata Revelation 18:12 עצ ‘êts
Timber 2
Kings 12:12...
- as
thuya wood,
citron wood, and alerce, and
historically also
known as
thyine wood, is used for
decorative woodwork,
particularly wood from
burls at the...
-
biblical sense of
Cedrus by the time of its
first recorded usage in AD 1000.).
Thyine wood
Pliny the Elder,
petunt igit in
Elymeos arborem bratim cupresso fuse...
- and of pearls, and fine linen, and purple, and silk, and scarlet, and all
thyine wood, and all
manner vessels of ivory, and all
manner vessels of most precious...
- not
otherwise cited as
being or
having been used by
burning the wood.)
Thyine wood
James Innes Miller, The ****e
Trade of the
Roman Empire, 29 B.C. to...
