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12,404 | 12,404 | en | 1,677 | spirit ( alcohol ) | flower | null | caftle large well mannâ , ftore great ordnance .the feventeenth december take ihip william gombroon perjia ; exâ ¬ change ^ hart , gallant fliip go along we , three hundred flave put aboard , per fan buy india , viy - perfee , jentew , banna - ro4 other , whereby appear ihip befide tranfporte rich rarity place place , confociate molt remote region ol earth participation commodity excellency otherwhich befide can fc ( elpe - cially hot zone ) kind accommodation travel ; coafte india arabia , fweeteft spice gum grow , round spirit lilue flower fo perfume air gently blow towards paflenger , difeovere whereabout even land .in fight * , agreeâ ¬ able report nearchm make alexander fail towards bottom ot perfian gulph , ibi ejfe multo dr preciofos uniones , claros dr pellucido lapil ' los , cr arbore thus redolente , & c - strabo note ' lib . | medical-heritage | Spirit (alcohol)|their flowers | null | The Caftle is large and well mannâ d , and ftored with great Ordnance .The feventeenth of December we took Ihip in the William for Gombroon in Perjia ; the Ex ¬ change ^ the Hart , and other gallant fliips went along with us , and above three hundred flaves were put aboard , whom the Per fans had bought in India , viy - Perfees , Jentews , Banna - ro4 and others , whereby it appears that Ihips befides the tranfporting of riches and rarities from place to place , confociate the molt remote Regions ol the Earth by participation of commodities and other excellencies to each otherwhich befides the ca fc we had ( elpe - cially in hot Zones ) by that kind of accommodation in travel ; having coafted India and Arabia , where the fweeteft Spices and Gums do grow , we round that the Spirits liluing from their flowers fo perfume the air when gently blowing towards paflengers , as they have difeovered whereabouts they were even when no land was .in fight of them * , agree ¬ able to that report Nearchm made to Alexander after he had fail d towards the bottom ot the Perfian Gulph , Ibi ejfe multos dr preciofos Uniones , claros dr pellucidos lapil ' los , cr arbores thus redolentes , & c - as Strabo notes ' lib . | ['spirit ( alcohol )', 'flower'] | the caftle is large and well mannâ d and ftored with great ordnance the feventeenth of december we took ihip in the william for gombroon in perjia the exâ change the hart and other gallant fliips went along with us and above three hundred flaves were put aboard whom the per fans had bought in india viy perfees jentews banna ro and others whereby it appears that ihips befides the tranfporting of riches and rarities from place to place confociate the molt remote regions ol the earth by participation of commodities and other excellencies to each otherwhich befides the ca fc we had elpe cially in hot zones by that kind of accommodation in travel having coafted india and arabia where the fweeteft spices and gums do grow we round that the spirits liluing from their flowers fo perfume the air when gently blowing towards paflengers as they have difeovered whereabouts they were even when no land was in fight of them agreeâ able to that report nearchm made to alexander after he had fail d towards the bottom ot the perfian gulph ibi ejfe multos dr preciofos uniones claros dr pellucidos lapil los cr arbores thus redolentes c as strabo notes lib | true |
12,531 | 12,531 | en | 1,933 | | flower | null | ` ` fashion , ` ` '' buy british ` ` '' propaganda , make french dictionary obsolete .opera , greek mythology , good hunting ground desire something name - flower perfume sup - pose represent .722 pharmaceufical socieiy ireland council meeting monthly meeting council hold 67 low mount street , dublin , june 13 , mr . '' | medical-heritage | Being|Flower | null | Fashion , and " Buy British " propaganda , have made the French dictionary obsolete .Opera , and Greek mythology , are good hunting grounds for those who desire something more than the name of - the flower the perfume is sup - posed to represent .722 Pharmaceufical Socieiy of Ireland Council Meeting The monthly meeting of the Council was held at 67 Lower Mount Street , Dublin , on June 13 , Mr . | ['', 'flower'] | fashion and buy british propaganda have made the french dictionary obsolete opera and greek mythology are good hunting grounds for those who desire something more than the name of the flower the perfume is sup posed to represent pharmaceufical socieiy of ireland council meeting the monthly meeting of the council was held at lower mount street dublin on june mr | true |
12,532 | 12,532 | en | 1,933 | | flower | null | round eye round ear , fine blacknef ; upper part tail alfo black .the fmell creature fame moufe , dung fame kind .it live cavern - ground , fleeps chief part winter . | medical-heritage | Being|Flower | null | Round about the eyes and round the ears , there is a fine blacknefs ; the upper part of the tail is alfo black .The fmell of this creature is the fame with that of the moufe , and its dung of the fame kind .It lives in caverns under - ground , and fleeps the chief part of the winter . | ['', 'flower'] | round about the eyes and round the ears there is a fine blacknefs the upper part of the tail is alfo black the fmell of this creature is the fame with that of the moufe and its dung of the fame kind it lives in caverns under ground and fleeps the chief part of the winter | true |
12,600 | 12,600 | en | 1,854 | flower | aromatic | plant find north america japan .their flower aromatic fragrance , bark sometimes use carminative .calycanthus floridus , carolina allspice , fur - nishe bark sometimes use place cinnamon . | medical-heritage | Their flowers | aromatic | The plants are found in North America and Japan .Their flowers have an aromatic fragrance , and their bark is sometimes used as a carminative .Calycanthus floridus , Carolina Allspice , fur - nishes a bark which is sometimes used in place of Cinnamon . | ['flower'] | the plants are found in north america and japan their flowers have an aromatic fragrance and their bark is sometimes used as a carminative calycanthus floridus carolina allspice fur nishes a bark which is sometimes used in place of cinnamon | true |
13,049 | 13,049 | en | 1,892 | flower | dew | indestructible | shahespeare truly poet nature poet human nature .shakespeare familiar beautiful form image , sweet majestic simple aspect nature â indestructible love flower odour , dew clear water â soft air sound , bright sky , wood - land solitude , moonlight bower , material element poetry â tha .t ^ fine sense undefinabb ^ relation mental emotion whicli essence vivify soul â , midst busy atrocious scene , fall , like gleam sunshine , rock ruin â contrast rugged repulsive , remind we existence purer bright element â j alone pour j richness mind without effort restraint , j contrive intermingle play passion , vulgar course worldâ affair , without desert instant proper business scene , appear pause digress love ornament , need repose . | medical-heritage | Flower|dews | indestructible | Shahespeare is as truly a poet of Nature as a poet of human nature .Shakespeare was familiar with all beautiful forms and images , with all that is sweet or majestic in the simple aspects of Nature â with that indestructible love of flowers and odours , and dews and clear waters â and soft airs and sounds , and bright skies , and wood - land solitudes , and moonlight bowers , which are the material elements of poetry â and with tha .t ^ fine sense of their undefinabb ^ relation to mental emotion whicli is its essence and vivifying soul â and which , in the midst of his most busy and atrocious scenes , falls , like gleams of sunshine , on rocks and ruins â contrasting with all that is rugged and repulsive , and reminding us of the existence i of purer and brighter elements â j which he alone has poured out j from the richness of his own mind I without effort or restraint , and j contrived to intermingle with the I play of all the passions , and the vulgar course of this worldâ s affairs , without deserting for an instant the proper business of the scene , or appearing to pause or digress from love of ornament , or need of repose . | ['flower', 'dew'] | shahespeare is as truly a poet of nature as a poet of human nature shakespeare was familiar with all beautiful forms and images with all that is sweet or majestic in the simple aspects of nature â with that indestructible love of flowers and odours and dews and clear waters â and soft airs and sounds and bright skies and wood land solitudes and moonlight bowers which are the material elements of poetry â and with tha t fine sense of their undefinabb relation to mental emotion whicli is its essence and vivifying soul â and which in the midst of his most busy and atrocious scenes falls like gleams of sunshine on rocks and ruins â contrasting with all that is rugged and repulsive and reminding us of the existence i of purer and brighter elements â j which he alone has poured out j from the richness of his own mind i without effort or restraint and j contrived to intermingle with the i play of all the passions and the vulgar course of this worldâ s affairs without deserting for an instant the proper business of the scene or appearing to pause or digress from love of ornament or need of repose | true |
13,278 | 13,278 | en | 1,854 | flower | stapelia | passion flower | remarkably overpower | * odour flower frequently peculiar effect nervous individual , particularly odour connect presence hydro - cyanate oil .the odour flower remarkably overpower , other , stapelias carrion flower ( fig .1176 ) , offensive . | medical-heritage | Flower|Stapelia|Passion flower | remarkably overpowering | * The odours of flowers have frequently peculiar effects on nervous individuals , particularly when the odours are connected with the presence of hydro - cyanated oils .The odour of some flowers is remarkably overpowering , and that of others , such as Stapelias or Carrion flowers ( Fig .1176 ) , is very offensive . | ['flower', 'stapelia', 'passion flower'] | the odours of flowers have frequently peculiar effects on nervous individuals particularly when the odours are connected with the presence of hydro cyanated oils the odour of some flowers is remarkably overpowering and that of others such as stapelias or carrion flowers fig is very offensive | true |
13,303 | 13,303 | en | 1,894 | flower | fweet | food ; alfo ufe , europe , dye .the flower , fweet smell , put ointment rub body .it feem confift volatile oily salt , mixed bitter neutral salt â ¢ , envelopâ ¬ ed vifcid terreftrial part . | medical-heritage | Flower | fweet | for Food ; and it is alfo ufed there , as it is in Europe , in Dyeing .The Flowers , which have a fweet Smell , they put into Ointments to rub over their Bodies .It feems to confift of a volatile oily Salt , mixed with a bitter neutral Salt â ¢ , which are both envelop ¬ ed in vifcid and terreftrial Parts . | ['flower'] | for food and it is alfo ufed there as it is in europe in dyeing the flowers which have a fweet smell they put into ointments to rub over their bodies it feems to confift of a volatile oily salt mixed with a bitter neutral salt â which are both envelopâ ed in vifcid and terreftrial parts | true |
13,318 | 13,318 | en | 1,677 | flower | quince | walnut | plum | apncock | fweet | ` ` ^ ^ es ' â u - u ? tnei j l safeguard wall fourteen foot high four foot thick ; ipacioufnef plenty tree referable grove wilderneffe * , 5â ° skyra lerfia , ` ` '' butbythatname word * * fra ^ rst cyprdte , broad fruit - tree grape maffick , king oak , wtcti j > never rot , ) pomgranad , pomeitron , ( whofe wood though liâ « u ! will th ( fome la ) â ¢ p ei â â £ e khefnut , cherr .es , quince , orange , lemmon , melon fort exceed - walnut , apncock , plum , > alio flower rare eye , fweet fmell , > ng > / f â ° p tâ ° tt11 bn se aft falubrioultâ hougb ( harp little ; * sâ « â « * hie chore cantufq * , vigent pafcimq - , vagante duke fonant tenui gutture carman ave .pert cafiam non cultafege , totofq ; per agro floret odoratis terra benigna rofis . '' | medical-heritage | Flower|Quince|Walnut|Plum|Apncocks | fweet | ^ a ^ eS ' â u - u ? tnei J l Safeguarded with walls fourteen foot high and four foot thick ; and which from their Ipacioufnefs and plenty of Trees referable groves or wilderneffes * , S but I 5 ° Skyra Lerfia , " butbythatname word * * fra ^ rSt CyprdTes , broad and of fruit - trees are Grapes Mafficks , king y Oaks , wtcti j > never rots , ) Pomgranads , Pomeitrons , ( whofe wood though li « U ! wo th ( fome la ) â ¢ p eI a â  £ e khefnuts , Cherr .es , Quinces , Oranges , Lemmons , and Melons of both forts exceed - Walnuts , Apncocks , Plums , A > alio Flowers rare to the eye , fweet to the fmell , > ng > / f A d  ° P t ° Tt11 bn Se aft falubrioultâ hougb ( harp a little if ; * s «  « * Hie chores cantufq * , vigent pafcimq - , vagantes Duke fonant tenui gutture carmen aves .pert cafiam non cultafeges , totofq ; per agros Floret odoratis terra benigna rofis . | ['flower', 'quince', 'walnut', 'plum', 'apncock'] | a es â u u tnei j l safeguarded with walls fourteen foot high and four foot thick and which from their ipacioufnefs and plenty of trees referable groves or wilderneffes s but i â skyra lerfia butbythatname word fra rst cyprdtes broad and of fruit trees are grapes mafficks king y oaks wtcti j never rots pomgranads pomeitrons whofe wood though liâ u wo th fome la â p ei a â â e khefnuts cherr es quinces oranges lemmons and melons of both forts exceed walnuts apncocks plums a alio flowers rare to the eye fweet to the fmell ng f a d â p tâ tt bn se aft falubrioultâ hougb harp a little if sâ â hie chores cantufq vigent pafcimq vagantes duke fonant tenui gutture carmen aves pert cafiam non cultafeges totofq per agros floret odoratis terra benigna rofis | true |
13,387 | 13,387 | en | 1,677 | flower | fuch fweet | word , fpare parallel king mahomet ally , accuftome old , ingeminate * noftris annk tibi j upiter augeat anno , j > / ofs god prefervt thy life .tea , â ¢ atâ oriental mode concern hair \ yea , well illuftrate perfection , amongft provincial title give epithete amber , nutmeg , role , fuch fweet odour flower molt delight senfe } alio form molt countrey orient .so . | medical-heritage | Flower | fuch fweet | In a word , they fpare not to parallel their King with Mahomet and Ally , and as accuftomed of old , ingeminate D * noftris Annk tibi J upiter augeat Annos , j > t y / ofs of ours the Gods prefervt thy life .Tea , â ¢ atâ I Oriental mode concerning Hair \ Yea , the better to illuftrate his perfections , amongft other his Provincial Titles they give him the Epithetes of Amber , Nutmeg , Roles , and fuch fweet odours and flowers as molt delight the Senfe } which alio is the form of molt Countreys in the Orient .So that . | ['flower'] | in a word they fpare not to parallel their king with mahomet and ally and as accuftomed of old ingeminate d noftris annk tibi j upiter augeat annos j t y ofs of ours the gods prefervt thy life tea â atâ i oriental mode concerning hair yea the better to illuftrate his perfections amongft other his provincial titles they give him the epithetes of amber nutmeg roles and fuch fweet odours and flowers as molt delight the senfe which alio is the form of molt countreys in the orient so that | true |
13,523 | 13,523 | en | 1,812 | flower | tremely sweet | leave compose two three pair small one , odd one end : whitish , hairy , broad , indented edge .the flower white beautiful , pale red colour , full leave , ex - tremely sweet smell ; fruit like common hip .the flower use . | medical-heritage | Flower | tremely sweet | The leaves are each composed of two or three pairs of smaller ones , with an odd one at the end : they are whitish , hairy , and broad , and are indented at the edges .The flowers are white and very beautiful , of a pale red colour , full of leaves , and of an ex - tremely sweet smell ; the fruit is like the common hip .The flowers are used . | ['flower'] | the leaves are each composed of two or three pairs of smaller ones with an odd one at the end they are whitish hairy and broad and are indented at the edges the flowers are white and very beautiful of a pale red colour full of leaves and of an ex tremely sweet smell the fruit is like the common hip the flowers are used | true |
13,527 | 13,527 | en | 1,799 | flower | exprefie oil | ftrong | fmall tree , commonly plant garden .the flow - er ftrong fmell , like mnft people ; exprefied oil extraft fragrance ii > - fufion ; water elevate fome - diiliilationj cf - part ii .the materia medica . | medical-heritage | Flower|exprefied oils | ftrong | This is a fmall tree , commonly planted in our gardens .The flow - ers have a ftrong fmell , which is liked by mnft people ; exprefied oils extraft their fragrance by ii > - fufion ; and water elevates fome - what of it in diiliilationj but no cf - Part II .THE MATERIA MEDICA . | ['flower', 'exprefie oil'] | this is a fmall tree commonly planted in our gardens the flow ers have a ftrong fmell which is liked by mnft people exprefied oils extraft their fragrance by ii fufion and water elevates fome what of it in diiliilationj but no cf part ii the materia medica | true |
13,881 | 13,881 | en | 1,851 | flower | filth ditch | badly - drain sewer | | sensible | atmosphere surcharge humidity prevent cuticular discharge necessary healthy state , sensibly diminish watery exhalation lung , thereby induce various morbid effect system .we observe conversion volatile body gaseous form exem - plifie perfume flower sensible fall dew evening morning , dew evaporate dissipate ray morning sun : manner , exhalation deleterious matter , filth ditch badly - drain sewer , become active .excess moisture also , diminish mode prevent disease . | medical-heritage | Flower|the filth of ditches|badly - drained sewers|of | more sensible | An atmosphere surcharged with humidity not only prevents the cuticular discharge necessary to a healthy state , but sensibly diminishes the watery exhalations from the lungs , thereby inducing various morbid effects on the system .We observe the conversion of volatile bodies into a gaseous form exem - plified in the perfume of flowers being more sensible during the fall of dew of an evening or in a morning , when the dew evaporates and is dissipated by the rays of the morning sun : in the same manner , the exhalation of deleterious matters , such as the filth of ditches and badly - drained sewers , becomes more active .Excess of moisture also , by diminishing the THE MODE OF PREVENTING DISEASE . | ['flower', 'filth ditch', 'badly - drain sewer', ''] | an atmosphere surcharged with humidity not only prevents the cuticular discharge necessary to a healthy state but sensibly diminishes the watery exhalations from the lungs thereby inducing various morbid effects on the system we observe the conversion of volatile bodies into a gaseous form exem plified in the perfume of flowers being more sensible during the fall of dew of an evening or in a morning when the dew evaporates and is dissipated by the rays of the morning sun in the same manner the exhalation of deleterious matters such as the filth of ditches and badly drained sewers becomes more active excess of moisture also by diminishing the the mode of preventing disease | true |
13,996 | 13,996 | en | 1,812 | flower | finely scented | resinous | fab .the ' common garden * bean sufficiently know ; grow yard high , stalk angular , leave , wing kind , stand one joint ; flower white spot black , finely scented .the pod seed need describe . | medical-heritage | Flower | finely scented|resinous | Fab a .The ' common garden * bean is sufficiently known ; it grows to a yard high , its stalks are angular , and the leaves , which are of the winged kind , stand one at each joint ; the flowers are white spotted with black , and are finely scented .The pods and their seeds need not be described . | ['flower'] | fab a the common garden bean is sufficiently known it grows to a yard high its stalks are angular and the leaves which are of the winged kind stand one at each joint the flowers are white spotted with black and are finely scented the pods and their seeds need not be described | true |
13,997 | 13,997 | en | 1,812 | flower | finely scented | resinous | trunk cover .rough crack bark , resinous smell ; leave numerous , stand beautifully branch .they stand two row , one oppo - site , oblong , somewhat broad flat . | medical-heritage | Flower | finely scented|resinous | The trunk is covered with a .rough and cracked bark , of a resinous smell ; the leaves are numerous , and stand very beautifully on the branches .They stand in two rows , one oppo - site to the other , and are oblong , but somewhat broad and flat . | ['flower'] | the trunk is covered with a rough and cracked bark of a resinous smell the leaves are numerous and stand very beautifully on the branches they stand in two rows one oppo site to the other and are oblong but somewhat broad and flat | true |
14,160 | 14,160 | en | 1,897 | flower | different | , cold cream , , . , 711 , good flower toilet soap , 3j ounce , oval shape , different scent â 658 , ditto ditto ditto flat shape ditto â 658a , ditto ditto 3 ounce , ditto ditto buttermilk complexion soap , 3ounces piece .. | medical-heritage | Flower | different | , Cold Cream , , ., 711 , Best Flower Toilet Soap , 3J ounces , oval shape , in different scents â 658 , Ditto ditto ditto flat shape ditto â 658a , Ditto ditto 3 ounces , ditto ditto Buttermilk Complexion Soap , 3ounces each piece .. | ['flower'] | cold cream best flower toilet soap j ounces oval shape in different scents â ditto ditto ditto flat shape ditto â a ditto ditto ounces ditto ditto buttermilk complexion soap ounces each piece | true |
14,259 | 14,259 | en | 1,854 | flower | stapelia | fetid | asclepiadacese , also pe - culiar pollinia ( fig .1190 ) , insect attract odour flower ( sometimes fetid , stapelia , p .547 ) , well saccharine matter . | medical-heritage | Flower|Stapelia | very fetid | In Asclepiadacese , which have also pe - culiar pollinia ( Fig .1190 ) , insects are attracted by the odour of the flowers ( sometimes very fetid , as in Stapelia , p .547 ) , as well as by saccharine matter . | ['flower', 'stapelia'] | in asclepiadacese which have also pe culiar pollinia fig insects are attracted by the odour of the flowers sometimes very fetid as in stapelia p as well as by saccharine matter | true |
14,338 | 14,338 | en | 1,895 | herb | flower | | | fragrant | ftrong | feparation different part fame body effect either force fire , attraction .the force fire feparate certain part3 fome body raife va - pour , fixt part remain behind : thus , diftil fragrant herb flower water , fine ef - fential oil water come - pharmaceutical operation .â £ receiver , fixt gummous , reiinous earthy part remain behind frill . | medical-heritage | Herb|Flower|its|This | fragrant|ftrong | The feparation of the different parts of the fame body is effected either by the force of fire , or by attraction .The force of fire feparates certain part3 of fome bodies by raifing them into a va - pour , while the more fixt parts remain behind : thus , when we diftil fragrant herbs and flowers with water , the fine ef - fential oil and water come over into the re - Pharmaceutical Operations . £ receiver , while the more fixt gummous , reiinous and earthy parts remain behind in the frill . | ['herb', 'flower', '', ''] | the feparation of the different parts of the fame body is effected either by the force of fire or by attraction the force of fire feparates certain part of fome bodies by raifing them into a va pour while the more fixt parts remain behind thus when we diftil fragrant herbs and flowers with water the fine ef fential oil and water come over into the re pharmaceutical operations â receiver while the more fixt gummous reiinous and earthy parts remain behind in the frill | true |
14,339 | 14,339 | en | 1,895 | herb | flower | | | fragrant | ftrong | easily fill readily soluble .for administration nauseous ^ ' liqufdtedicin medicinesfreefromtaste , smell , injury rectal tooth , mouth , throat .vaginal purpose . | medical-heritage | Herb|Flower|its|This | fragrant|ftrong | Easily filled and Readily Soluble .For the administration of Nauseous ^ ' LiqufdTedicinS Medicinesfreefromtaste , smell , injury and Rectal and the teeth , mouth , and throat .Vaginal purposes . | ['herb', 'flower', '', ''] | easily filled and readily soluble for the administration of nauseous liqufdtedicins medicinesfreefromtaste smell injury and rectal and the teeth mouth and throat vaginal purposes | true |
14,340 | 14,340 | en | 1,895 | herb | flower | | | fragrant | ftrong | fhrew - moufe imajler ( till thedomeftic moufe , refemble mole fiiout , long jaw - bone ; eye , , though rather large thole mole , , however , like manner conceal , much fmaller thofe domeftic moufe ; number claw , five foot ; tail , leg , particularly thofe - hind , fhorter thole domeftic moufe ; , jaftly , ear , tooth .this diminutive creature ftrong fmell , peculiar itfelf , fo often five cat , , though cheerfully chace kill fhrew - moufe , yet eat flefii like domeftic - moule . ' ft evidently noifome odour , averfion cat , give rife notion , fhrew - moufe venomous animal , bite fo dangerous cattle fort , particularly horfe . | medical-heritage | Herb|Flower|its|This | fragrant|ftrong | The fhrew - moufe is ImaJler ( till than thedomeftic moufe , refembles the mole in its fiiout , which is longer than its jaw - bones ; in its eyes , which , though rather larger than thole of the mole , are , however , in like manner concealed , and much fmaller than thofe of the domeftic moufe ; in the number of its claws , of which it has five to each foot ; in its tail , and its legs , particularly thofe be - hind , which are fhorter than thole of the domeftic moufe ; and , Jaftly , in its ears , and in its teeth .This diminutive creature has a ftrong fmell , which is peculiar to itfelf , and fo often five to cats , that , though they will cheerfully chace and kill the fhrew - moufe , they yet will not eat its flefii like that of the domeftic - moule .' ft is evidently this noifome odour , this averfion of the cat to it , that gave rife to the notion , that the fhrew - moufe is a venomous animal , and that its bite is fo dangerous to cattle of all forts , and particularly to horfes . | ['herb', 'flower', '', ''] | the fhrew moufe is imajler till than thedomeftic moufe refembles the mole in its fiiout which is longer than its jaw bones in its eyes which though rather larger than thole of the mole are however in like manner concealed and much fmaller than thofe of the domeftic moufe in the number of its claws of which it has five to each foot in its tail and its legs particularly thofe be hind which are fhorter than thole of the domeftic moufe and jaftly in its ears and in its teeth this diminutive creature has a ftrong fmell which is peculiar to itfelf and fo often five to cats that though they will cheerfully chace and kill the fhrew moufe they yet will not eat its flefii like that of the domeftic moule ft is evidently this noifome odour this averfion of the cat to it that gave rife to the notion that the fhrew moufe is a venomous animal and that its bite is fo dangerous to cattle of all forts and particularly to horfes | true |
14,449 | 14,449 | en | 1,812 | flower | root cinnamon tree | | | pleasant | strongly | grow erect , stalk firm , angular , hairy ; leave stand pair .the flower large hooded , pleasant smell : seed - vessel membranaceous , seed black ; root tuberous , sometimes consist one lump knob , sometimes .it native germany , gar - dens . | medical-heritage | Flower|The root of the cinnamon tree|the|of | pleasant|strongly | It grows erect , and the stalk is firm , angular , and hairy ; the leaves do not stand in pairs .The flowers are large and hooded , and of a pleasant smell : the seed - vessels are membranaceous , and the seeds black ; the root is tuberous , it sometimes consists of one lump or knob , sometimes of more .It is a native of Germany , but we have it in gar - dens . | ['flower', 'root cinnamon tree', '', ''] | it grows erect and the stalk is firm angular and hairy the leaves do not stand in pairs the flowers are large and hooded and of a pleasant smell the seed vessels are membranaceous and the seeds black the root is tuberous it sometimes consists of one lump or knob sometimes of more it is a native of germany but we have it in gar dens | true |
14,450 | 14,450 | en | 1,812 | flower | root cinnamon tree | | | pleasant | strongly | leave shape bay leave , twice big ; flower small whitish ; berry little , oblong , bluish colour , spot white .the root cinnamon tree smell strongly eamphire , fine kind camphire make east ; wood white insipid .the leave fragrant . | medical-heritage | Flower|The root of the cinnamon tree|the|of | pleasant|strongly | The leaves are of the shape of bay leaves , but twice as big ; the flowers are small and whitish ; the berries are little , oblong , and of a bluish colour , spotted with white .The root of the cinnamon tree smells strongly of eamphire , and a very fine kind of camphire is made from it in the East ; the wood is white and insipid .The leaves are fragrant . | ['flower', 'root cinnamon tree', '', ''] | the leaves are of the shape of bay leaves but twice as big the flowers are small and whitish the berries are little oblong and of a bluish colour spotted with white the root of the cinnamon tree smells strongly of eamphire and a very fine kind of camphire is made from it in the east the wood is white and insipid the leaves are fragrant | true |
14,524 | 14,524 | en | 1,890 | flower | flor de santa anna | delightful | one magnificent specie , four inch across , call native st .annâ flower ( flor de santa anna ) , brilliant purple colour , emit delightful odour ; new specie , magnificent flower kind region \ even native sometimes deign admire , wonder beautiful flower grow â atoa â ( uselessly ) gapd .at length , eight hoursâ paddle , come broad water solimoe . | medical-heritage | Flower|Flor de Santa Anna | most delightful | There is one magnificent species , four inches across , called by the natives St .Annâ s flower ( Flor de Santa Anna ) , of a brilliant purple colour , and emitting a most delightful odour ; it is a new species , and the most magnificent flower of its kind in these regions \ even the natives will sometimes deign to admire it , and to wonder how such a beautiful flower grows â atoa â ( uselessly ) in the Gapd .At length , after about eight hoursâ paddling , we came out again into the broad waters of the Solimoes . | ['flower', 'flor de santa anna'] | there is one magnificent species four inches across called by the natives st annâ s flower flor de santa anna of a brilliant purple colour and emitting a most delightful odour it is a new species and the most magnificent flower of its kind in these regions even the natives will sometimes deign to admire it and to wonder how such a beautiful flower grows â atoa â uselessly in the gapd at length after about eight hoursâ paddling we came out again into the broad waters of the solimoes | true |
14,584 | 14,584 | en | 1,864 | flower | five tubular flower | four | strong | 131 character .â flower - iiead rather line length neai ' ly half line breadth , fusiform , blunt end , pale greenish - brown , smooth ; resemble seed appearance , con - sisting imbricate involucral scale green midrib , â ¢ enclose four five tubular flower ; odour strong , taste bitter , camphora - ceous .test . | medical-heritage | Flower|five tubular flowers|four | strong | 131 Characters .â Flower - Iieads rather more than a line in length and neai ' ly half a line in breadth , fusiform , blunt at each end , pale greenish - brown , smooth ; resembling seeds in appearance , but con - sisting of imbricated involucral scales with a green midrib , â ¢ enclosing four or five tubular flowers ; odour strong , taste bitter , camphora - ceous .Test . | ['flower', 'five tubular flower', 'four'] | characters â flower iieads rather more than a line in length and neai ly half a line in breadth fusiform blunt at each end pale greenish brown smooth resembling seeds in appearance but con sisting of imbricated involucral scales with a green midrib â enclosing four or five tubular flowers odour strong taste bitter camphora ceous test | true |
14,587 | 14,587 | en | 1,892 | flower | | choicest | god ' work soul icill see eternal mornimj dawn .what flower say night ? wave bell , exhale choicest odour , would bribe bestow upon new charm .in tender twilight look wistfully , say , â see anything ? â answer , â see nothing , â hang head wait sorrow - fully morning , fear shall bring beauty . | medical-heritage | Flower|their | choicest | God ' s work on souls icill be seen when the eternal mornimj dawns .What do the flowers say to the night ? They wave their bells , and exhale their choicest odours , as if they would bribe it to bestow upon them some new charm .In the tender twilight they look wistfully at each other , and say , â Do you see anything on me ? â and when the answer is , â I see nothing , â they hang their heads and wait sorrow - fully for the morning , fearing that they shall bring no beauty to it . | ['flower', ''] | god s work on souls icill be seen when the eternal mornimj dawns what do the flowers say to the night they wave their bells and exhale their choicest odours as if they would bribe it to bestow upon them some new charm in the tender twilight they look wistfully at each other and say â do you see anything on me â and when the answer is â i see nothing â they hang their heads and wait sorrow fully for the morning fearing that they shall bring no beauty to it | true |
14,780 | 14,780 | en | 1,889 | flower | particle flower | strongly | honeysuckles , one week sweet lovely object eye could behold , become next loathsome ; envelop viscous substahce , load black aphis , smother - fly .tho occasion clammy appearance seem , 310 natural history hot weather effluvia flower field meadow garden draw day brisk evaporation , night fall dew , v / hich entangle ; air strongly scented , therefore impregnate particle flower summer weather , sense inform we ; clammy sweet substance vegetable kind may learn bee , grateful : may assure fall night , always first see warm still morning .^ chalky sandy soil , hot village london , thermometer often observe mount high 83â ° 84â ° ; we , hilly woody district , hardly ever see exceed 80â ° , often arrive pitch . | medical-heritage | Flower|the particles of flowers | strongly | My honeysuckles , which were one week the most sweet and lovely objects that the eye could behold , became the next the most loathsome ; being enveloped in a viscous substahce , and loaded with black aphides , or smother - flies .Tho occasion of this clammy appearance seems to be this , that 310 NATURAL HISTORY in hot weather the effluvia of flowers in fields and meadows and gardens are drawn up in the day by a brisk evaporation , and then in the night fall down again with the dews , in v / hich they are entangled ; that the air is strongly scented , and therefore impregnated with the particles of flowers in summer weather , our senses will inform us ; and that this clammy sweet substance is of the vegetable kind we may learn from bees , to whom it is very grateful : and we may be assured that it falls in the night , because it is always first seen in warm still mornings .^ On chalky and sandy soils , and in the hot villages about London , the thermometer has been often observed to mount as high as 83Â ° or 84Â ° ; but with us , in this hilly and woody district , I have hardly ever seen it exceed 80Â ° , nor does it often arrive at that pitch . | ['flower', 'particle flower'] | my honeysuckles which were one week the most sweet and lovely objects that the eye could behold became the next the most loathsome being enveloped in a viscous substahce and loaded with black aphides or smother flies tho occasion of this clammy appearance seems to be this that natural history in hot weather the effluvia of flowers in fields and meadows and gardens are drawn up in the day by a brisk evaporation and then in the night fall down again with the dews in v hich they are entangled that the air is strongly scented and therefore impregnated with the particles of flowers in summer weather our senses will inform us and that this clammy sweet substance is of the vegetable kind we may learn from bees to whom it is very grateful and we may be assured that it falls in the night because it is always first seen in warm still mornings on chalky and sandy soils and in the hot villages about london the thermometer has been often observed to mount as high as â or â but with us in this hilly and woody district i have hardly ever seen it exceed â nor does it often arrive at that pitch | true |
15,035 | 15,035 | en | 1,874 | flower | specially agreeable | leave stud - internal gland receptacle volatile oil , may see hold light , present semi - trausparent dotted look .the flower , usually pink white , beautiful , odour specially agreeable .the flower absence petal ; calyx peculiar â bud state , close top little lid , throw flower expand . | medical-heritage | Flower | specially agreeable | The leaves are studded - with internal glands or receptacles of volatile oil , as may be seen by holding them up to the light , when they present a semi - trausparent dotted look .The flowers , usually pink or white , are beautiful , and the odour is specially agreeable .The flowers have an absence of petals ; the calyx is peculiar â in the bud state , closed at the top by a little lid , which is thrown off as the flower expands . | ['flower'] | the leaves are studded with internal glands or receptacles of volatile oil as may be seen by holding them up to the light when they present a semi trausparent dotted look the flowers usually pink or white are beautiful and the odour is specially agreeable the flowers have an absence of petals the calyx is peculiar â in the bud state closed at the top by a little lid which is thrown off as the flower expands | true |
15,050 | 15,050 | en | 1,938 | flower | penetrate | pungency latter ; equally mixture two .the flower , distil water , yield penetrate essential oil , possess flavour milfoil perfection , though rather less agreeable flower .â * plant appear ^ lum | greek writer , esteemed excellent vulnerary f styptic , generally employ internally useful astringent haemorrhagic complaint . | medical-heritage | Flower | penetrating | and pungency by the latter ; and both of them equally by a mixture of the two .The flowers , distilled with water , yield a penetrating essential oil , possessing the flavour of the Milfoil in perfection , though rather less agreeable than the flowers themselves .â * This plant appears to be the iT ^ lums| of the Greek writers , by whom it was esteemed an excellent vulnerary f and styptic , and was generally employed internally as an useful astringent in all haemorrhagic complaints . | ['flower'] | and pungency by the latter and both of them equally by a mixture of the two the flowers distilled with water yield a penetrating essential oil possessing the flavour of the milfoil in perfection though rather less agreeable than the flowers themselves â this plant appears to be the it lums of the greek writers by whom it was esteemed an excellent vulnerary f and styptic and was generally employed internally as an useful astringent in all haemorrhagic complaints | true |
15,126 | 15,126 | en | 1,854 | flower | strong | flower present often remarkable insect form , colour frequently variegate curious manner .the flower frequently strong odour .in instance , malachadenia clavata , odour fetid , like carrion . | medical-heritage | Flower | strong | The flowers present often remarkable insect forms , and their colours are frequently variegated in a curious manner .The flowers have frequently a strong odour .In some instances , as in Malachadenia clavata , the odour is very fetid , like carrion . | ['flower'] | the flowers present often remarkable insect forms and their colours are frequently variegated in a curious manner the flowers have frequently a strong odour in some instances as in malachadenia clavata the odour is very fetid like carrion | true |
15,144 | 15,144 | en | 1,812 | flower | seed | strong | leave large , compose vast number small set upon di - vide stalk .the flower inform stand large round cluster top stalk , seed broad , brown , strong smell ; striated surface flattish .the root say long large , full acrid milky juice fie use kind resin , say col - lecte root , wound make flow sufficient quantity ; whole account come we imperfect , upon sound authority ; however seem probable . | medical-heritage | Flower|Seed | strong | The leaves very large , and each composed of a vast number of smaller set upon a di - vided stalk .The flowers we are informed stand in very large round clusters at the tops of the stalks , and that the seeds are broad , brown , and of a strong smell ; striated on the surface and flattish .The root is said to be long and large , and full of an acrid and milky juice fie use a kind of resin , which is said to be col - lected from this root , after it has been wounded to make it flow in sufficient quantity ; but the whole account comes to us very imperfect , and upon no very sound authority ; however it seems probable . | ['flower', 'seed'] | the leaves very large and each composed of a vast number of smaller set upon a di vided stalk the flowers we are informed stand in very large round clusters at the tops of the stalks and that the seeds are broad brown and of a strong smell striated on the surface and flattish the root is said to be long and large and full of an acrid and milky juice fie use a kind of resin which is said to be col lected from this root after it has been wounded to make it flow in sufficient quantity but the whole account comes to us very imperfect and upon no very sound authority however it seems probable | true |
15,243 | 15,243 | en | 1,901 | flower | dress | sweet | ` ` ( may take liberty ) go unkindly suggest woman whose place life something high young clerk ' ` ` '' young lady ` ` '' content smell merely clean .this appear somewhat inconsistent advice tender forego paragraph scent - ing dress , writer , , perhaps , ` ` '' - thing - high ` ` '' plane , understand crave town - tie girl sweet perfume flower ` ` '' place life ` ` '' prevent cultivate .the export drug , chemical , dye , medicine united states duridg nine month end september , 1901 , amount value $ 10 , 722 , 000 , $ 10 , 214 , 000 period 1900 . '' | medical-heritage | Flower|dresses | sweet | She ( if we may take the liberty ) goes on unkindly to suggest that women whose place in life is something higher than a young clerk ' s " young lady " should be content to smell merely clean .This appears somewhat inconsistent with the advice tendered in the foregoing paragraph as to the scent - ing of dresses , but the writer , being , perhaps , on the " some - thing - higher " plane , cannot understand the craving of town - tied girls for the sweet perfumes of flowers which their " place in life " prevents them from cultivating .The exports of drugs , chemicals , dye , and medicines from the United States duriDg the nine months ended September , 1901 , amounted in value to $ 10 , 722 , 000 , against $ 10 , 214 , 000 for the same period of 1900 . | ['flower', 'dress'] | she if we may take the liberty goes on unkindly to suggest that women whose place in life is something higher than a young clerk s young lady should be content to smell merely clean this appears somewhat inconsistent with the advice tendered in the foregoing paragraph as to the scent ing of dresses but the writer being perhaps on the some thing higher plane cannot understand the craving of town tied girls for the sweet perfumes of flowers which their place in life prevents them from cultivating the exports of drugs chemicals dye and medicines from the united states duridg the nine months ended september amounted in value to against for the same period of | true |
15,616 | 15,616 | en | 1,799 | flower | fant | trunk tree , wound fpring , yield clear , limpid , watery juice : tear vine account excellent fore eye ; fome recommend likewife - arden malig ? iant fever , diu - retic .the flower plea - fant fmell , water elevate diftillation ; along water , fmall portion elepant eflential oil faid arife , poflefle great perfection tlie fragrance flower .the unripe fruit ' harfli , rough , four tafte : exprefte juice , call verjuice , great efteem among ancient , ftill continue fo fome place , cool afritigent medicine . | medical-heritage | Flower | fant | The trunk of the tree , wounded in the fpring , yields a clear , limpid , watery juice : this tear of the vine has been accounted excellent for fore eyes ; and by fome recommended likewife - in arden and malig ? iant fevers , and as a diu - retic .The flowers have a plea - fant fmell , which water elevates from them in diftillation ; along with the water , a fmall portion of an elepant eflential oil is faid to arife , poflefling m great perfection tlie fragrance of the flowers .The unripe fruit is of a ' very harfli , rough , four tafte : its exprefTed juice , called verjuice , was of great efteem among the ancients , and ftill continues fo in fome places , as a cooling afritigent medicine . | ['flower'] | the trunk of the tree wounded in the fpring yields a clear limpid watery juice this tear of the vine has been accounted excellent for fore eyes and by fome recommended likewife in arden and malig iant fevers and as a diu retic the flowers have a plea fant fmell which water elevates from them in diftillation along with the water a fmall portion of an elepant eflential oil is faid to arife poflefling m great perfection tlie fragrance of the flowers the unripe fruit is of a very harfli rough four tafte its exprefted juice called verjuice was of great efteem among the ancients and ftill continues fo in fome places as a cooling afritigent medicine | true |
15,619 | 15,619 | en | 1,812 | flower | null | leave rise i m - mediately root , large : foot long , four inch broad mid - dle , dusky green colour , bad smell .the flower stand upon foot stalk , four inch high , slender , hairy , rise immediately root : flower large , dingy purplish colour , smell .the fruit follow , bigness shape small apple , like small pear , accord male female kind : yellow ripe , also bad smell . | medical-heritage | Flower | very had | The leaves rise im - mediately from the root , and they are very large : they are a foot long , four inches broad in the mid - dle , and of a dusky green colour , and bad smell .The flowers stand upon foot stalks , of four inches high , slender , and hairy , and rising immediately from the root : these flowers are large , of a dingy purplish colour , and of a very had smell .The fruit which follows , is of the bigness and shape of a small apple , or like a small pear , according to the male or female kind : this is yellow when ripe , and is also of a very bad smell . | ['flower'] | the leaves rise im mediately from the root and they are very large they are a foot long four inches broad in the mid dle and of a dusky green colour and bad smell the flowers stand upon foot stalks of four inches high slender and hairy and rising immediately from the root these flowers are large of a dingy purplish colour and of a very had smell the fruit which follows is of the bigness and shape of a small apple or like a small pear according to the male or female kind this is yellow when ripe and is also of a very bad smell | true |
15,627 | 15,627 | en | 1,739 | herb | flower | scinos | fweet | eye turn every way , therein defcrip - tion right , doth fo odd manner , one eye look forwards , frequently behind ; provilion nature hath make may eafily catch prey .the scinos , land - crocodile , exadt copy water one , little harmlef , feed moftly upon flower herb , efpe - cially fuch fweet smell .the crocodile felf delight nile , great lake form channel , derive thence . | medical-heritage | Herb|Flower|Scinos | fweet | As to its Eye turning every Way , therein the Defcrip - tion is right , for it doth fo in a very odd Manner , one Eye looking forwards , and the other frequently behind ; and this Provilion Nature hath made that it may eafily catch its Prey .The Scinos , or Land - Crocodile , is a very exadt Copy of the Water One , but very little and harmlefs , feeding moftly upon Flowers and Herbs , efpe - cially fuch as are of a fweet Smell .The Crocodile it felf delights in the Nile , but more in the great Lakes formed by Channels , derived from thence . | ['herb', 'flower', 'scinos'] | as to its eye turning every way therein the defcrip tion is right for it doth fo in a very odd manner one eye looking forwards and the other frequently behind and this provilion nature hath made that it may eafily catch its prey the scinos or land crocodile is a very exadt copy of the water one but very little and harmlefs feeding moftly upon flowers and herbs efpe cially fuch as are of a fweet smell the crocodile it felf delights in the nile but more in the great lakes formed by channels derived from thence | true |
16,052 | 16,052 | en | 1,854 | flower | specie | fetid | 1570 ) .the species genus fetid flower ( p .547 ) . | medical-heritage | Flower|The species | fetid | 1570 ) .The species of this genus have fetid flowers ( p .547 ) . | ['flower', 'specie'] | the species of this genus have fetid flowers p | true |
16,087 | 16,087 | en | 1,925 | flower | allspice | dill | caraway | fennel | anise | cinnamon | medicated water | elder | jjeppermint | aromatic | ` ` preparation , ` ` '' ex cone . '' '' presc - ription medicament contain follow aromatic medicated water interpret chemist indicate water prepare con - centrate preparation ( refer table price drug preparation ` ` '' ex cone ` ` '' ) , unless prescrip - tion specifically indicate contrary intention part prescriber : â dill water , anise water , caraway water , cinnamon water , fennel water , jjeppermint water , pimento water eld - flower water .paragraph 14 . '' | medical-heritage | Flower|Allspice|Dill|Caraway|Fennel|Anise|Cinnamon|medicated waters|elder|jjeppermint | aromatic | preparation , and not of the " ex cone ." Presc - riptions for medicaments containing the following aromatic medicated waters are to be interpreted by the chemist as indicating the water prepared from the con - centrated preparation ( referred to in the table of prices for drugs and preparations as " ex cone " ) , unless the prescrip - tion specifically indicates a contrary intention on the part of the prescriber : â Dill water , anise water , caraway water , cinnamon water , fennel water , jjeppermint water , pimento water and elder - flower water .Paragraph 14 . | ['flower', 'allspice', 'dill', 'caraway', 'fennel', 'anise', 'cinnamon', 'medicated water', 'elder', 'jjeppermint'] | preparation and not of the ex cone presc riptions for medicaments containing the following aromatic medicated waters are to be interpreted by the chemist as indicating the water prepared from the con centrated preparation referred to in the table of prices for drugs and preparations as ex cone unless the prescrip tion specifically indicates a contrary intention on the part of the prescriber â dill water anise water caraway water cinnamon water fennel water jjeppermint water pimento water and elder flower water paragraph | true |
16,142 | 16,142 | en | 1,938 | flower | penetrate | strong | smell great measure cover suppress spirit , spirituous preparation ; taste spirituous tincture extract , considerable strong watery .â flower possess tonic stomachic quality usually ascribe simple bitter , little astringency , buta strong odour aromatic penetrating kind , also judge carminative , emmenagogue , mea - sure antispasmodic anodvne .they long successfully emplove cure intermittent ; ' well fever irregular nervous kind , accompany visceral obstruction , authority sir john pringle / camomile flower may effectually substitute peruvian bark cure intermittent fever , appear testimony several respectable physician , w r hich refer ; may add dr . | medical-heritage | Flower | penetrating|strong | The smell is in great measure covered or suppressed by the spirit , in all the spirituous preparations ; but the taste both in the spirituous tincture and extract , is considerable stronger than in the watery .â d These flowers possess the tonic and stomachic qualities usually ascribed to simple bitters , having very little astringency , buta strong odour of the aromatic and penetrating kind , from which they are also judged to be carminative , emmenagogue , and in some mea - sure antispasmodic and anodvne .They have been long successfully emploved for the cure of intermittents ; ' as well as of fevers of the irregular nervous kind , accompanied with visceral obstructions , for which we have the authority of Sir John Pringle / That camomile flowers may be effectually substituted for Peruvian bark in the cure of intermittent fevers , appears from the testimony of several respectable physicians , to w r hich we have referred ; and to which we may add that of Dr . | ['flower'] | the smell is in great measure covered or suppressed by the spirit in all the spirituous preparations but the taste both in the spirituous tincture and extract is considerable stronger than in the watery â d these flowers possess the tonic and stomachic qualities usually ascribed to simple bitters having very little astringency buta strong odour of the aromatic and penetrating kind from which they are also judged to be carminative emmenagogue and in some mea sure antispasmodic and anodvne they have been long successfully emploved for the cure of intermittents as well as of fevers of the irregular nervous kind accompanied with visceral obstructions for which we have the authority of sir john pringle that camomile flowers may be effectually substituted for peruvian bark in the cure of intermittent fevers appears from the testimony of several respectable physicians to w r hich we have referred and to which we may add that of dr | true |
16,149 | 16,149 | en | 1,894 | flower | aromatick | root hot aromatick tafte .the frefh flower alfo gently aromatick * , keep year long qualiâ ¬ ty , two year quite ufelef .moreâ ¬ , thefe part afcribe different properâ ¬ tie . | medical-heritage | Flower | aromatick | The Root has an hot aromatick Tafte .The frefh Flowers alfo are gently aromatick * , but being kept a Year they have no longer this Quali ¬ ty , and after two years are quite ufelefs .More ¬ over , to thefe Parts are afcribed different Proper ¬ ties . | ['flower'] | the root has an hot aromatick tafte the frefh flowers alfo are gently aromatick but being kept a year they have no longer this qualiâ ty and after two years are quite ufelefs moreâ over to thefe parts are afcribed different properâ ties | true |
16,157 | 16,157 | en | 1,794 | flower | | odoriferous | vinegar ufeful medicine , ferve like - wife extra # , tolerable perfection , virtue feveral medicinal fubftance .moftof odoriferous flower impart fragrance , together beautiful purplifh red colour .it alfo aftift coincide intention fquill , garlic , gum ammoniac , feveral valuable medicine . | medical-heritage | Flower|their | odoriferous | Vinegar is not only an ufeful medicine , but ferves like - wife to extra # , in tolerable perfection , the virtues of feveral other medicinal fubftances .Moftof the odoriferous flowers impart to it their fragrance , together with a beautiful purplifh or red colour .It alfo aftifts or coincides with the intention of fquills , garlic , gum ammoniac , and feveral other valuable medicines . | ['flower', ''] | vinegar is not only an ufeful medicine but ferves like wife to extra in tolerable perfection the virtues of feveral other medicinal fubftances moftof the odoriferous flowers impart to it their fragrance together with a beautiful purplifh or red colour it alfo aftifts or coincides with the intention of fquills garlic gum ammoniac and feveral other valuable medicines | true |
16,167 | 16,167 | en | 1,925 | flower | essential oil | aromatic | ` ` phone â royal 3843 telegram â ` ` '' egdarf , fen , london . '' '' aromatic chemical flower oil synthetic perfume essential oil chemical work , roermond h .raab & co . '' | medical-heritage | Flower|Essential oil | Aromatic | Phone â ROYAL 3843 Telegrams â " EGDARF , FEN , LONDON ." Aromatic Chemicals Flower Oils Synthetic Perfumes Essential Oils CHEMICAL WORKS , ROERMOND H .RAAB & CO . | ['flower', 'essential oil'] | phone â royal telegrams â egdarf fen london aromatic chemicals flower oils synthetic perfumes essential oils chemical works roermond h raab co | true |
16,204 | 16,204 | en | 1,854 | flower | odoriferous | * 812 .trinchinetti - j - divide odoriferous flower two class : â 1 .those intermission odour connected opening closing flower , class two sub - division . | medical-heritage | Flower | odoriferous | * 812 .Trinchinetti - j - divides odoriferous flowers into two classes : â 1 .Those in which the intermission of odour is connected with the opening and closing of the flower , and in this class there are two sub - divisions . | ['flower'] | trinchinetti j divides odoriferous flowers into two classes â those in which the intermission of odour is connected with the opening and closing of the flower and in this class there are two sub divisions | true |
16,255 | 16,255 | en | 1,892 | flower | fragrant | .be 505 humble may serve 528 humility fragrant flower .. | medical-heritage | Flower | fragrant | .be 505 Humbled that we may serve 528 Humility a fragrant flower .. | ['flower'] | be humbled that we may serve humility a fragrant flower | true |
16,262 | 16,262 | en | 1,938 | flower | valuable drug | fragrant | pafture abound fort cattle , wood venifon , pine , oak , eat infefte wolf , fcorpion .here pepper , medicinal heib , cure fore , green ftone , fpecific againft gravel , fragrant flower , valuable drug , rich mine filver , copper , lead .on coafl , alfo , good ^ pearl - fifhery * well fort spaniard eat niafter filver mine , fublift trade . | medical-heritage | Flower|valuable drugs | fragrant | The paftures abound with all forts of cattle , and the woods with venifon , pines , and oaks , but ate infefted by wolves , and fcorpions .Here are pepper , and medicinal heibs , that cure all fores , green ftones , that are a fpecific againft the gravel , fragrant flowers , valuable drugs , and rich mines of filver , copper , and lead .On the coafl , alfo , there is a good ^ pearl - fifhery * The better fort of Spaniards ate niafters of the filver mines , and fublift by trade . | ['flower', 'valuable drug'] | the paftures abound with all forts of cattle and the woods with venifon pines and oaks but ate infefted by wolves and fcorpions here are pepper and medicinal heibs that cure all fores green ftones that are a fpecific againft the gravel fragrant flowers valuable drugs and rich mines of filver copper and lead on the coafl alfo there is a good pearl fifhery the better fort of spaniards ate niafters of the filver mines and fublift by trade | true |
16,341 | 16,341 | en | 1,854 | flower | sasanqua | fragrant | c .sasanqua , call sasanqua tea , fragrant flower , sometimes mixed kind tea .freziera theoide , shrub common volcano chiriqui , use tea panama . | medical-heritage | Flower|Sasanqua | fragrant | C .Sasanqua , called Sasanqua Tea , has fragrant flowers , which are sometimes mixed with other kinds of Tea .Freziera theoides , a shrub common on the volcano of Chiriqui , is used for Tea in Panama . | ['flower', 'sasanqua'] | c sasanqua called sasanqua tea has fragrant flowers which are sometimes mixed with other kinds of tea freziera theoides a shrub common on the volcano of chiriqui is used for tea in panama | true |
16,374 | 16,374 | en | 1,887 | flower | | fragrant | itzaex equally fear corte horse ; indeed suppose horse rider one ani - 9 / mal , believe reasonable creature , cojiclude acâ ¬ ceptable one would .so offer fowl eat , present nosegays beautiful fragrant flower , treat would treat sick chief , till utter disâ ¬ may , starve death .what do corte send ? cacique advice principal man give order image horse set temple town , worship name tziminchac , god thunder lightning , seem use weapon spanish horseman . | medical-heritage | Flower|their | fragrant | The Itzaex were equally in fear of Cortes and the Horse ; they did not indeed suppose horse and rider to be one ani - 9 / mal , but they believed both to be reasonable creatures , and cojicluded that what was ac ¬ ceptable to the one would be so to the other .So they offered him fowls to eat , presented nosegays to him of their most beautiful and fragrant flowers , and treated him as they would have treated a sick Chief , till to their utter dis ¬ may , be was starved to death .What was to he done when Cortes should send for him ? The Cacique with the advice of his principal men gave orders that an Image of the Horse should be set up in the temple of his town , and that it should be worshipped there by the name of Tziminchac , as the God of Thunder and Lightning , which it seemed to them were used as weapons by the Spanish Horsemen . | ['flower', ''] | the itzaex were equally in fear of cortes and the horse they did not indeed suppose horse and rider to be one ani mal but they believed both to be reasonable creatures and cojicluded that what was acâ ceptable to the one would be so to the other so they offered him fowls to eat presented nosegays to him of their most beautiful and fragrant flowers and treated him as they would have treated a sick chief till to their utter disâ may be was starved to death what was to he done when cortes should send for him the cacique with the advice of his principal men gave orders that an image of the horse should be set up in the temple of his town and that it should be worshipped there by the name of tziminchac as the god of thunder and lightning which it seemed to them were used as weapons by the spanish horsemen | true |
16,387 | 16,387 | en | 1,812 | flower | fragrant | leave large , beautiful ; oblong , moderately broad , foot stalk edge leafy matter side , give heart - like appearance .the flower white , large , fragrant , beautiful .the fruit enough known . | medical-heritage | Flower | fragrant | The leaves are large , and very beautiful ; they are oblong , and moderately broad , and the foot stalk has an edge of a leafy matter on each side , giving it a heart - like appearance .The flowers are white , large , fragrant , and very beautiful .The fruit is enough known . | ['flower'] | the leaves are large and very beautiful they are oblong and moderately broad and the foot stalk has an edge of a leafy matter on each side giving it a heart like appearance the flowers are white large fragrant and very beautiful the fruit is enough known | true |
16,409 | 16,409 | en | 1,890 | dung | flower | fragrant | evil | powerful | calf become rapidly emaciate , often dry scabby eruption skin see .diarrhcea frequent , dung often dark colour , evil odour .the urine never show trace blood , redwater . | medical-heritage | the dung|Flower | very fragrant|evil|powerful | The calf becomes rapidly emaciated , and often a dry scabby eruption of the skin is seen .Diarrhcea is frequent , and the dung is often dark in colour , with an evil odour .The urine never shows any trace of blood , as in redwater . | ['dung', 'flower'] | the calf becomes rapidly emaciated and often a dry scabby eruption of the skin is seen diarrhcea is frequent and the dung is often dark in colour with an evil odour the urine never shows any trace of blood as in redwater | true |
16,410 | 16,410 | en | 1,890 | dung | flower | fragrant | evil | powerful | 25 oxdinarv among extraordinary climber forest , bi ' ^ ad flatten woody stem twisted singular manner , mount _ summit lofty forest - tree , hang branch gigantic festoon , many hundred foot length .a handsome pink white cliisia abundant , large shine leave , flower powerful fragrant odour .t grow good - sized tree ground , also parasitical almost every forest - tree . | medical-heritage | the dung|Flower | very fragrant|evil|powerful | 25 oxdinarv among the extraordinary climbers of the forest , its bi ' ^ ad flattened woody stems being twisted in and out m a most singular manner , mounting to the _ summits of the very loftiest forest - trees , and hanging from their branches in gigantic festoons , many hundred feet in length .A handsome pink and white Cliisia was now abundant , with large shining leaves , and flowers having a powerful and very fragrant odour .t grows not only as a good - sized tree out of the ground , but is also parasitical on almost every other forest - tree . | ['dung', 'flower'] | oxdinarv among the extraordinary climbers of the forest its bi ad flattened woody stems being twisted in and out m a most singular manner mounting to the _ summits of the very loftiest forest trees and hanging from their branches in gigantic festoons many hundred feet in length a handsome pink and white cliisia was now abundant with large shining leaves and flowers having a powerful and very fragrant odour t grows not only as a good sized tree out of the ground but is also parasitical on almost every other forest tree | true |
16,447 | 16,447 | en | 1,864 | flower | oil | | process | choice | superb | olfactory | first correct description plant make 1829 blumie .notwithstanding superb odor flower feverish search entire malay archipelago useful com - mercial product , distillation oil begin sixty last century , island luzon philippines , oil first reach europe 1864 , paris london choice fragrance receive immediate recognition .it , however , first bring general notice ex - hibit oil paris exposition 1878 . | medical-heritage | Flower|Oil|its|process | choice|superb|olfactory | The first correct description of the plant was made in 1829 by Blumie .Notwithstanding the superb odor of the flowers and the feverish search of the entire Malay Archipelago for useful com - mercial products , the distillation of the oil was not begun until the sixties in the last century , on the island of Luzon in the Philippines , and the oil first reached Europe in 1864 , when in Paris and London its choice fragrance received immediate recognition .It was , however , first brought to general notice by an ex - hibit of the oil at the Paris Exposition of 1878 . | ['flower', 'oil', '', 'process'] | the first correct description of the plant was made in by blumie notwithstanding the superb odor of the flowers and the feverish search of the entire malay archipelago for useful com mercial products the distillation of the oil was not begun until the sixties in the last century on the island of luzon in the philippines and the oil first reached europe in when in paris and london its choice fragrance received immediate recognition it was however first brought to general notice by an ex hibit of the oil at the paris exposition of | true |
16,448 | 16,448 | en | 1,864 | flower | oil | | process | choice | superb | olfactory | first olfactory nerve ( olfactory process ) soft pulpy , destitute neurilemma ; may consider advanced part brain , gray substance white fibre composition , like cerebrum .the olfactory process flat - look band , wide end middle , lodge sulcus aspect anterior lobe cerebrum , * statement still concern deep origin adopt , inquiry complete , many probably require modification .part , func - tion . | medical-heritage | Flower|Oil|its|process | choice|superb|olfactory | The first or olfactory nerve ( olfactory process ) is very soft and pulpy , being destitute of a neurilemma ; and it may be considered an advanced part of the brain , for it has both gray substance and white fibres in its composition , like the cerebrum .The olfactory process is a flat - looking band , wider at each end than in the middle , which is lodged in a sulcus on the under aspect of the anterior lobe of the cerebrum , and is * The statements of Stilling concerning the deep origin are here adopted , as his inquiries are the most complete , but many will probably require modification .part , or func - tion . | ['flower', 'oil', '', 'process'] | the first or olfactory nerve olfactory process is very soft and pulpy being destitute of a neurilemma and it may be considered an advanced part of the brain for it has both gray substance and white fibres in its composition like the cerebrum the olfactory process is a flat looking band wider at each end than in the middle which is lodged in a sulcus on the under aspect of the anterior lobe of the cerebrum and is the statements of stilling concerning the deep origin are here adopted as his inquiries are the most complete but many will probably require modification part or func tion | true |
16,451 | 16,451 | en | 1,854 | flower | shrub | tree | dot | exstipulate | fragrant | 1422 1424 ) .â tree shrub alternate , compound , exstipulate , dotted leave , fragrant flower ( fig .315 , p . | medical-heritage | Flower|Shrub|Tree|dotted|exstipulate | fragrant | 1422 to 1424 ) .â Trees or shrubs with alternate , compound , exstipulate , dotted leaves , and fragrant flowers ( Fig .315 , p . | ['flower', 'shrub', 'tree', 'dot', 'exstipulate'] | to â trees or shrubs with alternate compound exstipulate dotted leaves and fragrant flowers fig p | true |
16,459 | 16,459 | en | 1,952 | flower | vapour | foul | 5th .faintness breathe foul air , odour flower , vapour , & c .â 128 spec . | medical-heritage | Flower|Vapour | foul | 5th .Faintness from breathing foul air , the odours of flowers , or vapours , & c .â 128 Spec . | ['flower', 'vapour'] | th faintness from breathing foul air the odours of flowers or vapours c â spec | true |
16,473 | 16,473 | en | 1,892 | flower | fragrant | .fire , autumn floral , minute , splendours floral clock flower , nectary , , fragrant flower perfectly beautiful moment .. | medical-heritage | Flower | fragrant | .Fire , the autumn Floral , minute , splendours Floral clock Flower , nectary of , , fragrant Flower only perfectly beautiful for a moment .. | ['flower'] | fire the autumn floral minute splendours floral clock flower nectary of fragrant flower only perfectly beautiful for a moment | true |
16,492 | 16,492 | en | 1,854 | flower | cereus ( cereus grandiflorus | fragrant | exudation odour nocturnal flower sometimes take place peculiarly intermittent manner .thus night - bloom - ing cereus ( cereus grandiflorus ) flower fragrant inter - * recluz , de lâ effet des rayon solaire sur la fleur du cacalia septentrionalis â journal de pliar - macie , 1827 , p .216 . | medical-heritage | Flower|Cereus ( Cereus grandiflorus | fragrant | The exudation of odours by nocturnal flowers sometimes takes place in a peculiarly intermittent manner .Thus in the night - bloom - ing Cereus ( Cereus grandiflorus ) the flowers are fragrant only at inter - * Recluz , de lâ effet des rayons solaires sur la fleur du Cacalia septentrionalis â Journal de Pliar - macie , 1827 , p .216 . | ['flower', 'cereus ( cereus grandiflorus'] | the exudation of odours by nocturnal flowers sometimes takes place in a peculiarly intermittent manner thus in the night bloom ing cereus cereus grandiflorus the flowers are fragrant only at inter recluz de lâ effet des rayons solaires sur la fleur du cacalia septentrionalis â journal de pliar macie p | true |
16,494 | 16,494 | en | 1,799 | flower | agreeable | faint | quality fcarce fenfibly different ; hence may taken promifcuoufly .the root feed peony , recent , unpleafant fcent , approach nar - cotic plant 3 fomewhat glu - tinous fubacrid tafle , flight degree bitternef - flringency : leave alfo dif - cover aftringent quality tafte , change chaly - beate folution purple colour : flower little tafl : e , faint , agreeable fmell .the part chiefly iife medicinal purpofe , root feed . | medical-heritage | Flower | not agreeable|very faint | In quality they are fcarce fenfibly different ; and hence they may be taken promifcuoufly .The roots and feeds of peony have , when recent , an unpleafant fcent , approaching to that of the nar - cotic plants 3 and a fomewhat glu - tinous fubacrid tafle , with a flight degree of bitternefs and a - flringency : the leaves alfo dif - cover an aftringent quality both to the tafte , and by changing chaly - beate folutions of a purple colour : the flowers have little tafl : e , and a very faint , not agreeable fmell .The parts which have chiefly been iifed for medicinal purpofes , are the roots and feeds . | ['flower'] | in quality they are fcarce fenfibly different and hence they may be taken promifcuoufly the roots and feeds of peony have when recent an unpleafant fcent approaching to that of the nar cotic plants and a fomewhat glu tinous fubacrid tafle with a flight degree of bitternefs and a flringency the leaves alfo dif cover an aftringent quality both to the tafte and by changing chaly beate folutions of a purple colour the flowers have little tafl e and a very faint not agreeable fmell the parts which have chiefly been iifed for medicinal purpofes are the roots and feeds | true |
16,533 | 16,533 | en | 1,862 | flower | white | odoriferous | native content merely look smell plant , profusely decorate person : elegant - form leave , passion flower , bright - red leave dracaena , bleach one stemless screw - pine , make grace head turban .great aptitude dis - play make necklace ( taube salusalu ) , - terial principally furnish monope - talous , white , odoriferous flower , string upon piece string .i noticed bua ( fagrcea berteriana , . | medical-heritage | Flower|white | odoriferous | The natives do not content themselves with merely looking at or smelling plants , but profusely decorate their persons with them : elegant - formed leaves , passion flowers , the bright - red leaves of the dracaenas , or the bleached ones of the stemless screw - pine , are made to grace their heads or turbans .Great aptitude is dis - played in making necklaces ( taube or salusalu ) , the ma - terials for which are principally furnished by monope - talous , white , and odoriferous flowers , strung upon a piece of string .I noticed those of the Bua ( Fagrcea Berteriana , A . | ['flower', 'white'] | the natives do not content themselves with merely looking at or smelling plants but profusely decorate their persons with them elegant formed leaves passion flowers the bright red leaves of the dracaenas or the bleached ones of the stemless screw pine are made to grace their heads or turbans great aptitude is dis played in making necklaces taube or salusalu the ma terials for which are principally furnished by monope talous white and odoriferous flowers strung upon a piece of string i noticed those of the bua fagrcea berteriana a | true |
16,542 | 16,542 | en | 1,934 | flower | | | notural | astonish | ` ` london pi kes trade { subject ) afpr burrough wellcome & co . , london ` ` '' ( ; 1 â « 3 3 copyright b b chemist druggist november 10 , 1934 novelt / es concentrated floral perfume ( n ` ` '' 160 ) concentrate , delicofe , yet extremely tenacious , produce astonishing likeness notural perfume flower .8 favourite perfume : lilos - jasmin - chypre - â rise â ¢ muguet violetle - ceillet - heliotrope chic gift genuine french perfumery retail . '' | medical-heritage | Flower|of|they | notural|astonishing | London Pi kes to the Trade { subject ) Afpr Burroughs Wellcome & Co ., London " ( ; 1 Â « 3 3 COPYRIGHT B B THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST November 10 , 1934 NOVELT / ES CONCENTRATED FLORAL PERFUMES ( N " 160 ) Very concentrated , very delicofe , yet extremely tenacious , they produce an astonishing likeness to the notural perfume of the flower .8 favourite perfumes : Lilos - Jasmin - Chypre - â Rose â ¢ Muguet Violetle - CEillet - Heliotrope A chic gift of genuine French perfumery to retail at . | ['flower', '', ''] | london pi kes to the trade subject afpr burroughs wellcome co london â copyright b b the chemist and druggist november novelt es concentrated floral perfumes n very concentrated very delicofe yet extremely tenacious they produce an astonishing likeness to the notural perfume of the flower favourite perfumes lilos jasmin chypre â rose â muguet violetle ceillet heliotrope a chic gift of genuine french perfumery to retail at | true |
16,603 | 16,603 | en | 1,933 | flower | cologne | extremely fweet | scent | ` ` 3 .fixation lead scented cologne certain popularity ; use first second preparation basis would use , cologne element would distinguishable enough .an adjustment , one might say revolution , formula would follow : â basis bei ` ` '' ganiot oil lemon oil linalyl acetate . '' | medical-heritage | Flower|Colognes | extremely fweet|scented | 3 .Fixation leads to scented Colognes that have certain popularity ; to use the first or second preparations as the basis would be of no use , the Cologne element would not be distinguishable enough .An adjustment , one might say a revolution , of formula would be as follows : â The Basis Bei " ganiot oil Lemon oil Linalyl acetate . | ['flower', 'cologne'] | fixation leads to scented colognes that have certain popularity to use the first or second preparations as the basis would be of no use the cologne element would not be distinguishable enough an adjustment one might say a revolution of formula would be as follows â the basis bei ganiot oil lemon oil linalyl acetate | true |
16,604 | 16,604 | en | 1,933 | flower | cologne | extremely fweet | scent | g - rofe , name common briar , hip tree .it ' obfervable fome kind fhrub , flower fmell extremely fweet night , early morning , day - time .the reafon feem fame noc - tuolent plant , feveral kind , fome geranium , jafmine , & c . | medical-heritage | Flower|Colognes | extremely fweet|scented | Do G - rofe , a name for the common briar , or hip tree .It ' is obfervable of fome kinds of this fhrub , that the flowers fmell extremely fweet in the night , or very early in the morning , but not at all in the day - time .The reafon of which feems to be the fame as in all the noc - tuolent plants , of which there are feveral kinds , as fome of the geraniums , and of the jafmines , & c . | ['flower', 'cologne'] | do g rofe a name for the common briar or hip tree it is obfervable of fome kinds of this fhrub that the flowers fmell extremely fweet in the night or very early in the morning but not at all in the day time the reafon of which feems to be the fame as in all the noc tuolent plants of which there are feveral kinds as fome of the geraniums and of the jafmines c | true |
16,622 | 16,622 | en | 1,850 | flower | heavy | sweetish | â leave opposite , pinnate , sometimes bipinnate , com - pose opposite pair deep green leaflet .the flower sweetish heavy smell , minute arrange large cream - color white corymb , succeed small globular berry ' wedel mdrrav , app .med . | medical-heritage | Flower | heavy|sweetish | â The leaves are opposite , pinnate , or sometimes bipinnate , com - posed of opposite pairs of deep green leaflets .The flowers have a sweetish but heavy smell , are minute and arranged in large cream - colored or white corymbs , and are succeeded by small globular berries ' Wedel in Mdrrav , App .Med . | ['flower'] | â the leaves are opposite pinnate or sometimes bipinnate com posed of opposite pairs of deep green leaflets the flowers have a sweetish but heavy smell are minute and arranged in large cream colored or white corymbs and are succeeded by small globular berries wedel in mdrrav app med | true |
16,663 | 16,663 | en | 1,833 | flower | stimulate | aromatic | r â , \ * ' 9 * 2 .stimulate aromatic flower .particularly thole herb recite , ^ f tyre agerali . | medical-heritage | Flower|Stimulating | aromatic | r â , \ * ' 9 * t 2 .Stimulating aromatic Flowers .Particularly thole from the herbs before recited , as ^ f tyres agerali . | ['flower', 'stimulate'] | r â t stimulating aromatic flowers particularly thole from the herbs before recited as f tyres agerali | true |
16,734 | 16,734 | en | 1,678 | flower | leaf | thing | nodulaes | clyfter | odoriferous | affect : require vehement medicin , root tithymal , antimony , cantharide ( take fmall quantity ) move courfe moft powerfully fridtion ligature make upon thigh legs conduce hereto , alfo cup inner midâ ¬ dle part thigh , open vein saphena . ) leech apply orifice ofthe neck womb , peffaric , nodulaes , clyfter , bath , fomentation make odoriferous thing , fragrancy flf odour , rather heat may attenuate cut grof humour , open obftrudted orifice vein j fuch root marfh - mallow , orris , parfly , fenâ ¬ nel , kneeholm , leave flower st .^ ow wort , afparagus , rocket , balm , chervile , mug - wort , mint , penny - royal , savory , rofemary , rue , tyme , sage , bay - berry , broom , ginger , clove , pepper , nutmeg , like vapour boiling whereof , let woman , fitâ ¬ te upon perforate feat , receive funnel neck womb , cover felf warm fide , fo nothing mayotherwife break forth . | medical-heritage | Flower|Leaf|things|Nodulaes|Clyfters | odoriferous | But if the affect : require more vehement Medicins , the roots of Tithymal , Antimony , Cantharides ( taken in fmall quantity ) move the Courfes moft powerfully i fridtions and ligatures made upon the thighs and legs conduce hereto , as alfo Cupping in the inner and mid ¬ dle part of the thighs , the opening of the Vein Saphena .) Leeches applied to the orifice ofthe neck of the Womb , Peffarics , Nodulaes , Clyfters , Baths , Fomentations made of odoriferous things , which by the fragrancy flf their odour , or rather by their heat may attenuate and cut grofs humours , open the obftrudted orifices of the Veins j fuch are the Roots of Marfh - mallows , Orris , Parfly , Fen ¬ nel , Kneeholm , the Leaves and Flowers of St .^ oW Wort , Afparagus , Rocket , Balm , Chervile , Mug - wort , Mints , Penny - royal , Savory , Rofemary , Rue , Tyme , Sage , Bay - berries , Broom , Ginger , Cloves , Pepper , Nutmegs , and the like i the vapour of the boiling whereof , let the Woman , fit ¬ ting upon a perforated feat , receive by a funnel into the neck of her Womb , covering her felf warm on all fides , that fo nothing mayotherwife break forth . | ['flower', 'leaf', 'thing', 'nodulaes', 'clyfter'] | but if the affect require more vehement medicins the roots of tithymal antimony cantharides taken in fmall quantity move the courfes moft powerfully i fridtions and ligatures made upon the thighs and legs conduce hereto as alfo cupping in the inner and midâ dle part of the thighs the opening of the vein saphena leeches applied to the orifice ofthe neck of the womb peffarics nodulaes clyfters baths fomentations made of odoriferous things which by the fragrancy flf their odour or rather by their heat may attenuate and cut grofs humours open the obftrudted orifices of the veins j fuch are the roots of marfh mallows orris parfly fenâ nel kneeholm the leaves and flowers of st ow wort afparagus rocket balm chervile mug wort mints penny royal savory rofemary rue tyme sage bay berries broom ginger cloves pepper nutmegs and the like i the vapour of the boiling whereof let the woman fitâ ting upon a perforated feat receive by a funnel into the neck of her womb covering her felf warm on all fides that fo nothing mayotherwife break forth | true |
16,737 | 16,737 | en | 1,931 | flower | perfume | side three spray artificial lily valley .the flower perfume act testing sample , stand remain counter .the range zenobia lily valley coffret wide permit detailed description ; , however , specially man - tioned . | medical-heritage | Flower | perfumed | At each side are three sprays of artificial lily of the valley .The flowers are perfumed and act as testing samples , while the stand remains on the counter .The range of Zenobia lily of the valley coffrets is too wide to permit of detailed description ; a few , however , should be specially men - tioned . | ['flower'] | at each side are three sprays of artificial lily of the valley the flowers are perfumed and act as testing samples while the stand remains on the counter the range of zenobia lily of the valley coffrets is too wide to permit of detailed description a few however should be specially men tioned | true |
16,752 | 16,752 | en | 1,892 | plant | flower | tendril | fragrant | . , , new , push old one leave , light , frail , seemingly worthless leave , part flower modify , , fragrant plant , , fossil , bournemouth , , tendril , flower lichen .. | medical-heritage | Plant|Flower|tendrils | fragrant | ., , new , pushing off old ones Leaves , light , frail , seemingly worthless Leaves , parts of a flower modified , , of fragrant plants , , fossil , of Bournemouth , , tendrils , and flowers Lichens .. | ['plant', 'flower', 'tendril'] | new pushing off old ones leaves light frail seemingly worthless leaves parts of a flower modified of fragrant plants fossil of bournemouth tendrils and flowers lichens | true |
16,813 | 16,813 | en | 1,931 | flower | perfume | razor lniqve design september 12 , 1931 chemist druggist 335 elegance perfumery molyneux pot pourri jar ideal christmas gift possess advantage true flower fragrance elegant ex - ternal appearance .the genuine satsuma jar , example , strik - ing piece japanese art fill choicest pot pourri perfume flower .the jar oval shape four opening lid allow odour disperse . | medical-heritage | Flower | perfumed | The A RAZOR OF LNIQVE DESIGN September 12 , 1931 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 335 ELEGANCE IN PERFUMERY BY MOLYNEUX pot pourri jar is an ideal Christmas gift possessing the advantages of true flower fragrance and elegant ex - ternal appearance .The genuine Satsuma jar , for example , is a strik - ing piece of Japanese art filled with the choicest pot pourri of perfumed flowers .The jar is oval in shape with four openings in the lid to allow the odour to disperse . | ['flower'] | the a razor of lniqve design september the chemist and druggist elegance in perfumery by molyneux pot pourri jar is an ideal christmas gift possessing the advantages of true flower fragrance and elegant ex ternal appearance the genuine satsuma jar for example is a strik ing piece of japanese art filled with the choicest pot pourri of perfumed flowers the jar is oval in shape with four openings in the lid to allow the odour to disperse | true |
16,831 | 16,831 | en | 1,927 | flower | leaf | fragrant | one wear flower ornament accord oneâ taste mean .fragrant flower leave beautify body , excite amorous passion , drive away evil spirit .gold holy , auspicious , giver contentment . | medical-heritage | Flower|Leaf | Fragrant | One should wear flowers and ornaments according to oneâ s taste and means .Fragrant flowers and leaves beautify the body , excite amorous passion , and drive away evil spirits .Gold is holy , auspicious , and a giver of contentment . | ['flower', 'leaf'] | one should wear flowers and ornaments according to oneâ s taste and means fragrant flowers and leaves beautify the body excite amorous passion and drive away evil spirits gold is holy auspicious and a giver of contentment | true |
16,834 | 16,834 | en | 1,760 | herb | flower | ferous | lively | secondly , mouth black dry , without foam upon , tongue hanging ; often clofe mouth deceive fpedla - tor .\ 1 thirdly , hot ; oftentime clofe claws together go leifure pre - fently open wide , make great gliding , hit dew r - claw upon ground , followâ ¬ ing beat path - without doubling , fome - time go along ditch fide , feeke fome - gap , ftrength leap : yet 3 often [ i9â » 3 often feen , dead - run deer take great leap ' , huntfman mu ft therefore govern himfclf acâ ¬ cord fubtilty craft deer , obâ ¬ serve doubling eroding , place make ; make ring little great , accord nature place , time , feafon ; hound apt fhoot herb flower nioft lively fcenl odoriâ ¬ ferous fmell .neith perfection imperfection hound , difregarde . | medical-heritage | Herb|Flower | ferous|lively | Secondly , If his mouth be black and dry , without any foam upon it , and his tongue hanging out ; but they will often clofe their mouths to deceive fpedla - tors .\ 1 Thirdly , By his Hot ; for oftentimes he will clofe his claws together as if he went at leifure and pre - fently again open them wide , making great glidings , and hitting his dew r - claws upon the ground , follow ¬ ing the beaten paths - without doublings , and fome - times going all along by a ditch fide , feeking fome - gap , not having ftrength to leap it : yet it has been I 3 often [ i9 » 3 often feen , the dead - run deer have taken very great leaps ' , A huntfman mu ft therefore govern himfclf ac ¬ cording to the fubtilty and craft of the deer , ob ¬ serving the doublings and erodings , and the places where they are made ; making his rings little or great , according to the nature of the place , time , and feafon ; for hounds are apt to fhoot where herbs and flowers have their nioft lively fcenl and odori ¬ ferous fmell .Neither is the perfection or imperfection of the hounds to , be difregarded . | ['herb', 'flower'] | secondly if his mouth be black and dry without any foam upon it and his tongue hanging out but they will often clofe their mouths to deceive fpedla tors thirdly by his hot for oftentimes he will clofe his claws together as if he went at leifure and pre fently again open them wide making great glidings and hitting his dew r claws upon the ground followâ ing the beaten paths without doublings and fome times going all along by a ditch fide feeking fome gap not having ftrength to leap it yet it has been i often iâ often feen the dead run deer have taken very great leaps a huntfman mu ft therefore govern himfclf acâ cording to the fubtilty and craft of the deer obâ serving the doublings and erodings and the places where they are made making his rings little or great according to the nature of the place time and feafon for hounds are apt to fhoot where herbs and flowers have their nioft lively fcenl and odoriâ ferous fmell neither is the perfection or imperfection of the hounds to be difregarded | true |
16,930 | 16,930 | en | 1,883 | herb | fruit | flower | berry | stem | gum | leaf | nut | root | vegetable | seed | spice | gum - resin | cologne water arrowroot assafcetida bark | bean | grain | excre - cence | dry fibre | bulbous root | lichens | balsams | moss | bud | natgall | aromatic | .acid , tartaric acid medicinal , chemical , manufacturing purpose speci - ally enumerate alcoholic perfumery cologne water arrowroot assafcetida bark , bean , berry , balsam , bud , bulbous root , excre - cence , natgall , fruit , flower , dry fibre , grain , gum gum - resin , herb , leave , lichens , moss , nut , root stem , spice , vegetable , seed ( aromatic , gar - den seed ) , seed morbid growth , weed , wood use expressly dye , dry insect , forego edible , advanced value condition refining grinding , process manufacture , specially enu - merate borax , refined green coloured glass bottle , & c .flint lime glass bottle , & c . | medical-heritage | Herb|Fruit|Flower|Berry|Stem|Gum|Leaf|Nut|Root|Vegetable|Seed|Spice|gum - resins|Cologne water Arrowroot Assafcetida All barks|beans|grains|excres - cences|dried fibres|bulbous roots|lichens|balsams|mosses|buds|natgalls | aromatic | .Acid , tartaric Acids for medicinal , chemical , or manufacturing purposes not speci - ally enumerated Alcoholic perfumery and Cologne water Arrowroot Assafcetida All barks , beans , berries , balsams , buds , and bulbous roots , and excres - cences , such as natgalls , fruits , flowers , dried fibres , grains , gums and gum - resins , herbs , leaves , lichens , mosses , nuts , roots and stems , spices , vegetables , seeds ( aromatic , not gar - den seeds ) , and seeds of morbid growth , weeds , wood used expressly for dyeing , and dried insects , any of the foregoing of which are not edible , but which have been advanced in value or condition by refining or grinding , or by other process of manufacture , and not specially enu - merated Borax , refined Green and coloured glass bottles , & c .Flint and lime glass bottles , & c . | ['herb', 'fruit', 'flower', 'berry', 'stem', 'gum', 'leaf', 'nut', 'root', 'vegetable', 'seed', 'spice', 'gum - resin', 'cologne water arrowroot assafcetida bark', 'bean', 'grain', 'excre - cence', 'dry fibre', 'bulbous root', 'lichens', 'balsams', 'moss', 'bud', 'natgall'] | acid tartaric acids for medicinal chemical or manufacturing purposes not speci ally enumerated alcoholic perfumery and cologne water arrowroot assafcetida all barks beans berries balsams buds and bulbous roots and excres cences such as natgalls fruits flowers dried fibres grains gums and gum resins herbs leaves lichens mosses nuts roots and stems spices vegetables seeds aromatic not gar den seeds and seeds of morbid growth weeds wood used expressly for dyeing and dried insects any of the foregoing of which are not edible but which have been advanced in value or condition by refining or grinding or by other process of manufacture and not specially enu merated borax refined green and coloured glass bottles c flint and lime glass bottles c | true |
16,935 | 16,935 | en | 1,812 | flower | sweet scented | xyxa sebesten â ¢ tree bigness form com - mon plum tree , produce fruit altogether unlike .the trunk cover rough hark , branch grow irregularly crooked , generally slender toward end , full leave bend downward ; leave broad short ; flower white , small , sweet scented ; stand tufts cluster , cup stand remain , enclose fruit .this somewhat like plum , kernel manner : shape oblong ; pulpy part tough clamy , beat water make good bird lime . | medical-heritage | Flower | sweet scented | Xyxa she sebesten â ¢ A tree of the bigness and form of our com - mon plum tree , and producing a fruit not altogether unlike it .The trunk is covered with a rough hark , the branches grow irregularly and crooked , and are generally so slender toward the ends , and so full of leaves that they bend downward ; the leaves are broad and short ; the flowers are white , small , and sweet scented ; they stand in tufts or clusters , and the cup in which they stand remains , and encloses the fruit .This is somewhat like a plum , and has a kernel in the same manner : its shape is oblong ; and the pulpy part of it is so tough and clamy , that being beat up with water it makes good bird lime . | ['flower'] | xyxa she sebesten â a tree of the bigness and form of our com mon plum tree and producing a fruit not altogether unlike it the trunk is covered with a rough hark the branches grow irregularly and crooked and are generally so slender toward the ends and so full of leaves that they bend downward the leaves are broad and short the flowers are white small and sweet scented they stand in tufts or clusters and the cup in which they stand remains and encloses the fruit this is somewhat like a plum and has a kernel in the same manner its shape is oblong and the pulpy part of it is so tough and clamy that being beat up with water it makes good bird lime | true |
16,967 | 16,967 | en | 1,854 | flower | saccharine matter | | odoriferous | 559 insect belong native country plant .the flower also secrete large amount saccharine matter , odoriferous ; pollen - masse easily detach , adhesive .all circumstance seem connected mode impregnation . | medical-heritage | Flower|saccharine matter|their | odoriferous | 559 those of the insects belonging to the native country of the plant .The flowers also secrete a large amount of saccharine matter , and are odoriferous ; their pollen - masses are very easily detached , and are very adhesive .All these circumstances seem to be connected with their mode of impregnation . | ['flower', 'saccharine matter', ''] | those of the insects belonging to the native country of the plant the flowers also secrete a large amount of saccharine matter and are odoriferous their pollen masses are very easily detached and are very adhesive all these circumstances seem to be connected with their mode of impregnation | true |
16,970 | 16,970 | en | 1,850 | flower | fragrant | former native shrub europe , grow north south , light calcareous soil , underwood forest thickets .it bear cluster fragrant flower , white pale rise color , bright red , shine , fleshy berry .the . | medical-heritage | Flower | very fragrant | The former is a native shrub of Europe , where it grows from north to south , in light calcareous soils , as an underwood in forests and thickets .It bears clusters of very fragrant flowers , of a white or pale rose color , and a bright red , shining , and fleshy berry .The D . | ['flower'] | the former is a native shrub of europe where it grows from north to south in light calcareous soils as an underwood in forests and thickets it bears clusters of very fragrant flowers of a white or pale rose color and a bright red shining and fleshy berry the d | true |
17,000 | 17,000 | en | 1,892 | flower | lilac | pink | ferous | every man least gallantry paternal feeling make flower - garden wife ( laughter .every home â ihe small cottage country weu large mansion â around perfume lilac , pink , odori - ferous flower cost trouble , bring overy year world beauty fragrance .natureâ colouring . | medical-heritage | Flower|Lilac|pinks | ferous | Every man who had the least gallantry or paternal feeling should make a flower - garden for his wife and ( laughters .Every home â ihe smallest cottage in the country as weU as the largest mansion â should have around it the perfume of lilacs , pinks , and other odori - ferous flowers that cost no trouble , but bring with them overy year a world of beauty and fragrance .Natureâ s Colourings . | ['flower', 'lilac', 'pink'] | every man who had the least gallantry or paternal feeling should make a flower garden for his wife and laughters every home â ihe smallest cottage in the country as weu as the largest mansion â should have around it the perfume of lilacs pinks and other odori ferous flowers that cost no trouble but bring with them overy year a world of beauty and fragrance natureâ s colourings | true |
17,008 | 17,008 | en | 1,677 | flower | fweet water | odoriferous | fourth day pah awn , mr .burt englijh agent , accompliihed merchant feafte ambaflador , exprefle noble entertainâ ¬ ment hearty welcome â ¢ , , accord mode tcrfia , ftore odoriferous flower fweet water * , agreeable old cullom mention pluâ ¬ tarch life artaxerxe , king entertain antalcida * lacedemoâ ¬ nian , circle brow garland flower wet molt lweet precious ovl , perfume place .at night large tanck water furrounde light taper , artificially unite two contrary element * , squibs alfo fireâ ¬ work , honour feaft * , fuch make per fan admire . | medical-heritage | Flower|fweet Water | odoriferous | The fourth day after our being in S pah awn , Mr .Burt the Englijh Agent , and a very accompliihed Merchant feafted our Ambaflador , exprefling a very noble entertain ¬ ment and hearty welcome â ¢ , where , according to the mode of Tcrfia , there was ftore of odoriferous Flowers and fweet Water * , agreeable to the old cullom mentioned by Plu ¬ tarch in the life of Artaxerxes , where the King entertaining Antalcida * the Lacedemo ¬ nian , circled his brows with a Garland of Flowers wet with molt lweet and precious ovls , which perfumed the place .At night a large Tanck of Water was furrounded with lighted Tapers , artificially uniting two contrary Elements * , Squibs alfo and other Fire ¬ works , for the more honour of the Feaft * , fuch as made the Per fans admire . | ['flower', 'fweet water'] | the fourth day after our being in s pah awn mr burt the englijh agent and a very accompliihed merchant feafted our ambaflador exprefling a very noble entertainâ ment and hearty welcome â where according to the mode of tcrfia there was ftore of odoriferous flowers and fweet water agreeable to the old cullom mentioned by pluâ tarch in the life of artaxerxes where the king entertaining antalcida the lacedemoâ nian circled his brows with a garland of flowers wet with molt lweet and precious ovls which perfumed the place at night a large tanck of water was furrounded with lighted tapers artificially uniting two contrary elements squibs alfo and other fireâ works for the more honour of the feaft fuch as made the per fans admire | true |
17,101 | 17,101 | en | 1,882 | flower | salammoniac | highest perfume | high | aromatic | â leave egg lance - shape , â serrate , flower stalk simple , b 4 8 hortus anglicus .single flower , axillary , many together , flower small , white first , afterwards yellowish brown , smell like high perfume green tea .june august . | medical-heritage | Flower|Salammoniac | highest perfumed|highest|Aromatic | â Leaves egg lance - shaped , â serrate , flower stalks simple , B 4 8 HORTUS ANGLICUS .single flowered , axillary , many together , flowers very small , white at first , afterwards yellowish brown , smelling like the highest perfumed green tea .June to August . | ['flower', 'salammoniac'] | â leaves egg lance shaped â serrate flower stalks simple b hortus anglicus single flowered axillary many together flowers very small white at first afterwards yellowish brown smelling like the highest perfumed green tea june to august | true |
17,102 | 17,102 | en | 1,882 | flower | salammoniac | highest perfume | high | aromatic | solutictis pharmacopoeia uniform strength / owr grain active ingredient ounce ? 4 .how aromatic spirit ammonia prepare , composi - tion tincture enter ? 6 .write prescription latin english , without abbrevia - tion , administration ci ? ichona bark effervescence . | medical-heritage | Flower|Salammoniac | highest perfumed|highest|Aromatic | What SoluticTis in the Pharmacopoeia are of the uniform strength of / owr grains of the active ingredient to the ounce ? 4 .How is Aromatic Spirit of Ammonia prepared , and into the composi - tion of what tinctures does it enter ? 6 .Write a prescription in Latin or in English , but without abbrevia - tions , for the administration of Ci ? ichona Bark in effervescence . | ['flower', 'salammoniac'] | what solutictis in the pharmacopoeia are of the uniform strength of owr grains of the active ingredient to the ounce how is aromatic spirit of ammonia prepared and into the composi tion of what tinctures does it enter write a prescription in latin or in english but without abbrevia tions for the administration of ci ichona bark in effervescence | true |
17,106 | 17,106 | en | 1,848 | flower | fragrant | though establish upon question , accord order , follow branch study : theoretical , pure botany ; systematic botany ; geographical apply botany ; yet one treat principal point view alone , would lay claim scientific profound character ; still difficult , however , keep strictly within boundary four division object view dry scientific teaching , lively demonstration important point .in follow essay , therefore , division four branch adopt limited extent , free treatment become necessary abundance material continually allure we turn aside path , gather bright fragrant flower ; companionship wander land science , induce we oftentime leave straight , dusty fatigue high - road , pursue course lane wind among pleasant meadow , explore shady forest path .let we see whither go . | medical-heritage | Flower | fragrant | Though we establish upon these questions , according to their order , the following branches of study : Theoretical , or Pure Botany ; Systematic Botany ; Geographical and Applied Botany ; yet not one of these can be treated from its own principal point of view alone , if it would lay claim to a scientific or profound character ; still more difficult is it , however , to keep strictly within the boundaries of these four divisions when the object in view is not dry scientific teaching , but a lively demonstration of the more important points .In the following essays , therefore , the division into these four branches can only be adopted to a limited extent , and a freer treatment becomes necessary from the abundance of material which continually allures us to turn aside from our path , to gather here and there a bright or fragrant flower ; or the companionship in which we wander through the land of science , induces us oftentimes to leave the straight , but dusty and fatiguing high - road , now to pursue our course through lanes which wind among pleasant meadows , now to explore a shady forest path .Let us see whither we are going . | ['flower'] | though we establish upon these questions according to their order the following branches of study theoretical or pure botany systematic botany geographical and applied botany yet not one of these can be treated from its own principal point of view alone if it would lay claim to a scientific or profound character still more difficult is it however to keep strictly within the boundaries of these four divisions when the object in view is not dry scientific teaching but a lively demonstration of the more important points in the following essays therefore the division into these four branches can only be adopted to a limited extent and a freer treatment becomes necessary from the abundance of material which continually allures us to turn aside from our path to gather here and there a bright or fragrant flower or the companionship in which we wander through the land of science induces us oftentimes to leave the straight but dusty and fatiguing high road now to pursue our course through lanes which wind among pleasant meadows now to explore a shady forest path let us see whither we are going | true |
17,177 | 17,177 | en | 1,854 | flower | | fragrant | bigaradia author ) , bitter seville orange , probably variety .it differ sweet orange large wing petiole , fragrant flower , dark fruit , bitter rind pulp .in young state , fruit know orangette curacoa orange . | medical-heritage | Flower|its | more fragrant | Bigaradia of some authors ) , the Bitter or Seville Orange , is probably a variety .It differs from the Sweet Orange in the larger wing of its petiole , its more fragrant flowers , its darker fruit , and its more bitter rind and pulp .In the young state , the fruit is known as Orangettes or Curacoa Oranges . | ['flower', ''] | bigaradia of some authors the bitter or seville orange is probably a variety it differs from the sweet orange in the larger wing of its petiole its more fragrant flowers its darker fruit and its more bitter rind and pulp in the young state the fruit is known as orangettes or curacoa oranges | true |
17,223 | 17,223 | en | 1,854 | flower | fragrant | plant astringent , other emetic purgative property .many showy fragrant flower .linnsea borealis , two - flower linnsea , plant northern climate , name linnaeus . | medical-heritage | Flower | fragrant | Some of the plants are astringent , others have emetic and purgative properties .Many have showy and fragrant flowers .Linnsea borealis , two - flowered Linnsea , is a plant of northern climates , named after Linnaeus . | ['flower'] | some of the plants are astringent others have emetic and purgative properties many have showy and fragrant flowers linnsea borealis two flowered linnsea is a plant of northern climates named after linnaeus | true |
17,273 | 17,273 | en | 1,875 | flower | odorous | leave opposite , persistent , somewhat coriaceous , four inch long , strong midrib , parallel lateral nerve ; ovate - lanceolate , quite entire , smooth side , reddish rather shine , pale underneath , sprinke minute resinous dot , taper base slender foot - stalk , nearly two inch long , accord sonnerat aromatic part plant .the flower odorous , nine fifteen branch , short terminal pan - nicie , trichotomously divide , joint every division .the calyx , superior , consist four ovate , concave , spread segment , first green , afterwards become red . | medical-heritage | Flower | odorous | The leaves are opposite , persistent , somewhat coriaceous , about four inches long , with a strong midrib , and parallel lateral nerves ; ovate - lanceolate , quite entire , smooth on both sides , reddish and rather shining above , paler underneath , and sprinked with minute resinous dots , and tapering at the base into a slender foot - stalk , nearly two inches long , which according to Sonnerat is the most aromatic part of the plant .The flowers are odorous , from nine to fifteen or more on a branch , in short terminal pan - nicies , trichotomously divided , and jointed at every division .The calyx , which is superior , consists of four ovate , concave , spreading segments , at first green , but afterwards becoming red . | ['flower'] | the leaves are opposite persistent somewhat coriaceous about four inches long with a strong midrib and parallel lateral nerves ovate lanceolate quite entire smooth on both sides reddish and rather shining above paler underneath and sprinked with minute resinous dots and tapering at the base into a slender foot stalk nearly two inches long which according to sonnerat is the most aromatic part of the plant the flowers are odorous from nine to fifteen or more on a branch in short terminal pan nicies trichotomously divided and jointed at every division the calyx which is superior consists of four ovate concave spreading segments at first green but afterwards becoming red | true |
17,311 | 17,311 | en | 1,799 | lily | flower | hyacinth | violet | | odoriferous | juice , hand , extrafte moft aromatic herb , thofe mint fragrant turkey balm , commonly call balm gilead , fcarcely - thing fla - vour ihe plant , feem differ iittic decoction , make water , boil rill vola - iixe odorous part htive diflipa - te .many odoriferous flow - er , lily , violet , hyacinth , impart ' nothing fragrance juice , totally deftroye previous bruifing .from want fuflicient attention thefe particular , prac - titioner frequently de - ceive effeft preparation clafs : juice mint often prefcribe ftoma - chic , though want thofe qua - litie mint itfelf , preparation , operate intention . | medical-heritage | Lily|Flower|Hyacinth|Violet|their | odoriferous | The juices , on the other hand , extrafted from moft of the aromatic herbs , as thofe of mint and the fragrant Turkey balm , commonly called balm of Gilead , have fcarcely - any thing of the fla - vour of ihe plants , and feem to differ iittic from decoctions of them , made in water , boiled rill the vola - iiXe odorous parts htive been diflipa - ted .Many of the odoriferous flow - ers , as the lily , violet , hyacinth , not only impart ' nothing of their fragrance to their juice , but have it totally deftroyed by the previous bruifing .From want of fuflicient attention to thefe particulars , prac - titioners have been frequently de - ceived in the effefts of preparations of this clafs : juice of mint has been often prefcribed as a ftoma - chic , though it wants thofe qua - lities by which mint itfelf , and its other preparations , operate in that intention . | ['lily', 'flower', 'hyacinth', 'violet', ''] | the juices on the other hand extrafted from moft of the aromatic herbs as thofe of mint and the fragrant turkey balm commonly called balm of gilead have fcarcely any thing of the fla vour of ihe plants and feem to differ iittic from decoctions of them made in water boiled rill the vola iixe odorous parts htive been diflipa ted many of the odoriferous flow ers as the lily violet hyacinth not only impart nothing of their fragrance to their juice but have it totally deftroyed by the previous bruifing from want of fuflicient attention to thefe particulars prac titioners have been frequently de ceived in the effefts of preparations of this clafs juice of mint has been often prefcribed as a ftoma chic though it wants thofe qua lities by which mint itfelf and its other preparations operate in that intention | true |
17,349 | 17,349 | en | 1,883 | herb | fruit | flower | berry | stem | bulb | bark | leaf | nut | root | vegetable | seed | spice | excrement | balsams | bulbous root | nutgall | grain | gum - resin | gnms | mosse | glyoerine | bean | fibre | bud | lichens | aromatic | cream tartar drug . ' bark , bean , berry , balsam , bud , bulb , bulbous root excrescence , nutgall , fruit , flower ( dry ) , fibre ; grain , gnms gum - resin ; herb , leave , lichens , moss , nut , root stem , spice , vegetable , seed ( aromatic , garden seed ) , seed mor - bid growth ; weed , wool use ex - pressly dyeing , dry insect â forego edible crude state , advanced value con - dition refining grinding , process ol manufacture , specially enumerate preparation : medicinal prepara - tion know essence , ether , ex - tract , mixture , apirit , tincture , medicated wine , al - cohol component part , speci - ally enumerate ether , sulphuric glucose glyoerine â refined hoffman ' anodyne iodine rembl medicinal preparation know cerate , conserve , decoction , emul - sion , extract ( solid fluid ) , - fusion , juice , liniment , lozenge , mixture , mucilage ' , ointment , oleo resin , pill , plaster , powder , resin , suppository , syrup , vinegar , water ; alcohol component put , specially enumerate ! provide 5c .per lb . | medical-heritage | Herb|Fruit|Flower|Berry|Stem|Bulb|Bark|Leaf|Nut|Root|Vegetable|Seed|Spice|Excrement|balsams|bulbous roots|nutgalls|grains|gum - resins|gnms|mosses|Glyoerine|beans|fibres|buds|lichens | aromatic | Cream of tartar Drugs .' barks , beans , berries , balsams , buds , bulbs , and bulbous roots and excrescences , such as nutgalls , fruits , flowers ( dried ) , fibres ; grains , gnms and gum - resins ; herbs , leaves , lichens , mosses , nuts , roots and stems , spices , vegetables , seeds ( aromatic , not garden seeds ) , and seeds of mor - bid growth ; weeds , wools used ex - pressly for dyeing , and dried insects â any of the foregoing of which are not edible and are in a crude state , and not advanced in value or con - dition by refining or grinding , or by other process ol manufacture , and not specially enumerated Preparations : All medicinal prepara - tions known as essences , ethers , ex - tracts , mixtures , apirits , tinctures , and medicated wines , of which al - cohol is a component part , not speci - ally enumerated Ether , sulphuric Glucose Glyoerine â refined Hoffman ' s anodyne Iodine rembl Medicinal preparations known as cerates , conserves , decoctions , emul - sions , extracts ( solid or fluid ) , in - fusions , juices , liniments , lozenges , mixtures , mucilage ' , ointments , oleo resins , pills , plasters , powders , resins , suppositories , syrups , vinegars , and I waters ; of any of which alcohol is not a component put , and not specially enumerate ! or provided for 5c .per lb . | ['herb', 'fruit', 'flower', 'berry', 'stem', 'bulb', 'bark', 'leaf', 'nut', 'root', 'vegetable', 'seed', 'spice', 'excrement', 'balsams', 'bulbous root', 'nutgall', 'grain', 'gum - resin', 'gnms', 'mosse', 'glyoerine', 'bean', 'fibre', 'bud', 'lichens'] | cream of tartar drugs barks beans berries balsams buds bulbs and bulbous roots and excrescences such as nutgalls fruits flowers dried fibres grains gnms and gum resins herbs leaves lichens mosses nuts roots and stems spices vegetables seeds aromatic not garden seeds and seeds of mor bid growth weeds wools used ex pressly for dyeing and dried insects â any of the foregoing of which are not edible and are in a crude state and not advanced in value or con dition by refining or grinding or by other process ol manufacture and not specially enumerated preparations all medicinal prepara tions known as essences ethers ex tracts mixtures apirits tinctures and medicated wines of which al cohol is a component part not speci ally enumerated ether sulphuric glucose glyoerine â refined hoffman s anodyne iodine rembl medicinal preparations known as cerates conserves decoctions emul sions extracts solid or fluid in fusions juices liniments lozenges mixtures mucilage ointments oleo resins pills plasters powders resins suppositories syrups vinegars and i waters of any of which alcohol is not a component put and not specially enumerate or provided for c per lb | true |
17,376 | 17,376 | en | 1,850 | flower | lavender | scent | strumpf state drachm volatile oil lavender give rabbit , cause animal utter loud cry , breathe hurriedly , presently die convulsion , without trace local action poison remain stomach .^ lavender alone hardly ever employ medicine ; use apply scent clothe scatter spike among , place flower inclose muslin bag usual receptacle clothing .the oil lavender ( oleum lavandul . | medical-heritage | Flower|Lavender | scenting | Strumpf states that a drachm of the volatile oil of lavender given to a rabbit , caused the animal to utter loud cries , and breathe hurriedly , and presently to die in convulsions , without any trace of a local action of the poison remaining in the stomach .^ Lavender alone is hardly ever employed as a medicine ; the only use to which it is applied is for scenting clothes by scattering the spikes among them , or placing the flowers inclosed in muslin bags in the usual receptacles of clothing .The oil of lavender ( Oleum Lavandul . | ['flower', 'lavender'] | strumpf states that a drachm of the volatile oil of lavender given to a rabbit caused the animal to utter loud cries and breathe hurriedly and presently to die in convulsions without any trace of a local action of the poison remaining in the stomach lavender alone is hardly ever employed as a medicine the only use to which it is applied is for scenting clothes by scattering the spikes among them or placing the flowers inclosed in muslin bags in the usual receptacles of clothing the oil of lavender oleum lavandul | true |
17,440 | 17,440 | en | 1,863 | flower | highly perfumed | pure french pomatum import princi - pally grasse nice ; obtain process call maceration , thus : â purified fat , generally lard , little deer - suet , put shallow porcelain pan melt .the flower , accord odour require , strew liquid fat allow stand forty - eight hour ; fat , natural affinity otto flower , draw , thus become highly perfumed ; strain , process repeat accord require commercial value .fat , indeed , vehicle pure odour import , wash spirit choicest perfumes handkerchief , use , , hair grease first - class manu - turer . | medical-heritage | Flower | highly perfumed | The pure French pomatums are imported princi - pally from Grasse and Nice ; they are obtained by a process called maceration , thus : â The purified fat , generally lard , with a little deer - suet , is put into a shallow porcelain pan and melted .The flowers , according to the odour required , are then strewn over the liquid fat and allowed to stand forty - eight hours ; the fat , having a natural affinity for the otto of flowers , draws it out of them , and thus becomes highly perfumed ; after straining , the process is repeated again and again according to the required commercial value .Fat , indeed , is the vehicle in which all pure odours are imported , they are washed out in spirit for the choicest perfumes for the handkerchief , and used , as above , in hair greases by first - class manu - turers . | ['flower'] | the pure french pomatums are imported princi pally from grasse and nice they are obtained by a process called maceration thus â the purified fat generally lard with a little deer suet is put into a shallow porcelain pan and melted the flowers according to the odour required are then strewn over the liquid fat and allowed to stand forty eight hours the fat having a natural affinity for the otto of flowers draws it out of them and thus becomes highly perfumed after straining the process is repeated again and again according to the required commercial value fat indeed is the vehicle in which all pure odours are imported they are washed out in spirit for the choicest perfumes for the handkerchief and used as above in hair greases by first class manu turers | true |
17,460 | 17,460 | en | 1,868 | flower | gum | root | fragrant | pot - pourri .a mixture fragrant flower , root , gum , & c . , either mix together dry , preserved salt . | medical-heritage | Flower|Gum|Root | fragrant | POT - POURRI .A mixture of fragrant flowers , roots , gums , & c ., either mixed together dry , or preserved with salt . | ['flower', 'gum', 'root'] | pot pourri a mixture of fragrant flowers roots gums c either mixed together dry or preserved with salt | true |
17,479 | 17,479 | en | 1,812 | flower | | aromatic | fragrant | leave stand pair , broad , short , blunt , dark dead green colour .the flower grow little cluster ; long , slender , tubular , fragrant ; berry red .the fresh leave honey - suckle give de - coction , good obstruction liver spleen ; work urine , also good gargle sore throat , â ¢ honeywort . | medical-heritage | Flower|they | more aromatic|very fragrant | The leaves stand in pairs , they are broad , short , blunt , of a dark dead green colour .The flowers grow in little clusters ; they are long , slender , tubular , and very fragrant ; the berries are red .The fresh leaves of honey - suckle given in de - coction , are good against obstructions of the liver and spleen ; they work by urine , and they are also a good gargle for a sore throat , â ¢ Honeywort . | ['flower', ''] | the leaves stand in pairs they are broad short blunt of a dark dead green colour the flowers grow in little clusters they are long slender tubular and very fragrant the berries are red the fresh leaves of honey suckle given in de coction are good against obstructions of the liver and spleen they work by urine and they are also a good gargle for a sore throat â honeywort | true |
17,480 | 17,480 | en | 1,812 | flower | | aromatic | fragrant | flower stand little cluster head , like lavender ; two three large beautiful deep blue leave upon top head , give elegant appearance .the flower part use : nature lavender , aromatic smell : serviceable nervous complaint , help promote mense .they well take dry pow - dere . | medical-heritage | Flower|they | more aromatic|very fragrant | The flowers stand in little clusters or heads , like those of lavender ; and there are two or three large and beautiful deep blue leaves upon the tops of the heads , which give them a very elegant appearance .The flowers are the only part used : they are of the nature of those of lavender , but more aromatic in the smell : they are very serviceable in all nervous complaints , and help to promote the menses .They are best taken dried and pow - dered . | ['flower', ''] | the flowers stand in little clusters or heads like those of lavender and there are two or three large and beautiful deep blue leaves upon the tops of the heads which give them a very elegant appearance the flowers are the only part used they are of the nature of those of lavender but more aromatic in the smell they are very serviceable in all nervous complaints and help to promote the menses they are best taken dried and pow dered | true |
17,539 | 17,539 | en | 1,893 | flower | principle | | odorous | , unless contain special constituent would injure temperature .flowers may dry like leave , unless contain odorous principle , case temperature 37â ° c .is suitable . | medical-heritage | Flower|principle|they | odorous | , unless they contain any special constituent which would be injured at that temperature .Flowers may be dried like leaves , unless they contain an odorous principle , in which case a temperature of 37Â ° C .is more suitable . | ['flower', 'principle', ''] | unless they contain any special constituent which would be injured at that temperature flowers may be dried like leaves unless they contain an odorous principle in which case a temperature of â c is more suitable | true |
17,614 | 17,614 | en | 1,864 | flower | fragrant | fresh flower ; indigenous plant , - character .â flower small , white , fragrant , crowded large cyme .preparation . | medical-heritage | Flower | fragrant | The fresh Flowers ; from indigenous plants , - Characters .â Flowers small , white , fragrant , crowded in large cymes .Preparation . | ['flower'] | the fresh flowers from indigenous plants characters â flowers small white fragrant crowded in large cymes preparation | true |
17,626 | 17,626 | en | 1,875 | flower | | odorous | ^ vherever air penetrate , - ie â germ vegetation well low form animal life .but lovely odorous flower high typas generation vegetable ufe ; favorite science botany largely consist study organ process vogetal ) ] ( ! reproduction , elder darwin curious poem call love plant , present ua delightful analogy high process - production anim .ils specie . | medical-heritage | Flower|our | odorous | ^ Vherever air can penetrate , it can - ies â with it the germs of vegetation as well as those of the lower forms of animal life .But it is in our lovely and odorous flowers that we have the highest typas of the generation of vegetable Ufe ; and the favorite science of Botany largely consists of the study of the organs and processes of vogetal ) ] ( ! reproduction , or what the Elder Darwin in his curious poem calls the Loves of the Plants , which present ua with the most delightful analogies to the higher processes of re - production in anim .ils and our own species . | ['flower', ''] | vherever air can penetrate it can ies â with it the germs of vegetation as well as those of the lower forms of animal life but it is in our lovely and odorous flowers that we have the highest typas of the generation of vegetable ufe and the favorite science of botany largely consists of the study of the organs and processes of vogetal reproduction or what the elder darwin in his curious poem calls the loves of the plants which present ua with the most delightful analogies to the higher processes of re production in anim ils and our own species | true |
17,666 | 17,666 | en | 1,894 | flower | odoriferous | root aftringent flower , flower , confide fubtile part , hot leaf .therefore scoenanth ought make choice medicinal compofition , frefh , flower upon , odoriferous , aromaâ ¬ tick , hot upon tongue .it abound effential aromatick oil , obtain diftillation ; feldom ufe shop . | medical-heritage | Flower | odoriferous | The Root is more aftringent than the Flower , and the Flower , as confiding of more fubtile Parts , is hotter than the Leaf .Therefore Scoenanth ought to be made Choice of for medicinal Compofitions , frefh , with Flowers upon it , odoriferous , aroma ¬ tick , and hot upon the Tongue .It abounds with an effential aromatick Oil , which is obtained by Diftillation ; but it is feldom ufed in the Shops . | ['flower'] | the root is more aftringent than the flower and the flower as confiding of more fubtile parts is hotter than the leaf therefore scoenanth ought to be made choice of for medicinal compofitions frefh with flowers upon it odoriferous aromaâ tick and hot upon the tongue it abounds with an effential aromatick oil which is obtained by diftillation but it is feldom ufed in the shops | true |
17,675 | 17,675 | en | 1,862 | flower | odoriferous | miscellaneous .377 shrub fourteen foot high , fine dark - green shine foliage , odoriferous flower , open pure white , gradually change cream - colour , bright - red drupe , large hazel - nut .numerous plant serve miscellaneous purpose . | medical-heritage | Flower | odoriferous | The MISCELLANEOUS .377 shrub is about fourteen feet high , has fine dark - green shining foliage , odoriferous flowers , which on opening are pure white , but gradually change to cream - colour , and bright - red drupes , about as large as a hazel - nut .Numerous plants serve for miscellaneous purposes . | ['flower'] | the miscellaneous shrub is about fourteen feet high has fine dark green shining foliage odoriferous flowers which on opening are pure white but gradually change to cream colour and bright red drupes about as large as a hazel nut numerous plants serve for miscellaneous purposes | true |
17,750 | 17,750 | en | 1,812 | flower | leaf | peculiar | fragrant | strong | account - , though well acquaint bark young branch .what tell , brandy numerous , spread irregularly ; leave oblong , green upper side , whitish underneath ; flower small , fragrant , place sort cluster .the bark druggist sell , greyish outside , brown within , agree - able smell : burn call eieutherian bark , bastard jesuitâ bark : cordial astringent . | medical-heritage | Flower|Leaf | very peculiar|fragrant|strong | accounts - , though we are very well acquainted with the bark of its young branches .What we have been told of it is , that the brandies are numerous , and spread irregularly ; that the leaves are oblong , green on the upper side , and whitish underneath ; and the flowers small , fragrant , and placed in a sort of clusters .The bark which our druggists sell , is greyish on the outside , brown within , and is of an agree - able smell : when burnt they call it Eieutherian bark , and bastard jesuitâ s bark : it is cordial and astringent . | ['flower', 'leaf'] | accounts though we are very well acquainted with the bark of its young branches what we have been told of it is that the brandies are numerous and spread irregularly that the leaves are oblong green on the upper side and whitish underneath and the flowers small fragrant and placed in a sort of clusters the bark which our druggists sell is greyish on the outside brown within and is of an agree able smell when burnt they call it eieutherian bark and bastard jesuitâ s bark it is cordial and astringent | true |
17,751 | 17,751 | en | 1,812 | flower | leaf | peculiar | fragrant | strong | root creep surface , like common flower de luce .the leave foot long ' , nar - row , sharp - pointed , strong peculiar smell .the stalk round , ann , - rigdit , bluish green . | medical-heritage | Flower|Leaf | very peculiar|fragrant|strong | The root creeps about the surface , like that of the common flower de luce .The leaves are a foot long ' , nar - row , and sharp - pointed , and of a strong and very peculiar smell .The stalks are round , Ann , up - rigdit , and of a bluish green . | ['flower', 'leaf'] | the root creeps about the surface like that of the common flower de luce the leaves are a foot long nar row and sharp pointed and of a strong and very peculiar smell the stalks are round ann up rigdit and of a bluish green | true |
17,757 | 17,757 | en | 1,677 | flower | aromatic | ar , whence mixture neâ ¬ penthe flow part paradife .aromatic flower abundance , fuch ravilh eye fmell : aiery chorifter , mear ^ eft far excel nightingale raven .the air compound fenfe - ravilhe odour . | medical-heritage | Flower | Aromatic | ar , whence this mixture of Ne ¬ penthe flows into other parts of Paradife .Aromatic flowers are there in abundance , fuch as ravilh both eye and fmell : Aiery Chorifters , the mear ^ eft of which as far excel our Nightingales as they do Ravens .The air is a compound of fenfe - ravilhing odours . | ['flower'] | ar whence this mixture of neâ penthe flows into other parts of paradife aromatic flowers are there in abundance fuch as ravilh both eye and fmell aiery chorifters the mear eft of which as far excel our nightingales as they do ravens the air is a compound of fenfe ravilhing odours | true |
17,836 | 17,836 | en | 1,854 | flower | | fragrant | native tropical region , abundant insular situation .the seed screw - pine eatable , spermoderm contain flower species fragrant , juice nipa fermentescible .nipa frutican produce atap , one fruit tropical india . | medical-heritage | Flower|their | fragrant | Natives of tropical regions , and abundant in insular situations .The seeds of the Screw - pines are eatable , and their spermoderm contains flowers of some species are fragrant , and the juice of Nipa is fermentescible .Nipa fruticans produces the Atap , one of the fruits of tropical India . | ['flower', ''] | natives of tropical regions and abundant in insular situations the seeds of the screw pines are eatable and their spermoderm contains flowers of some species are fragrant and the juice of nipa is fermentescible nipa fruticans produces the atap one of the fruits of tropical india | true |
17,919 | 17,919 | en | 1,883 | flower | body | blossom | | living flower | live | | fragrant | ` ` seldom charming book write kindre sub - ject â livre des parfum .â talk toilet , 615 â living flower place near grease , animal fat , butter , oil , body absorb odour give blossom , turn become fragrant .if spread fresh , unsalted butter upon bottom two dessert - plate , fill one plate gather fragrant blossom clematis , ` ` '' overe second grease plate , shall find twenty - four hour grease become fragrant . '' | medical-heritage | Flower|Body|by the blossom|themselves|living flower|a living|a | fragrant | Seldom has a more charming book been written on any kindred sub - ject than his â Livre des Parfums .â Talks on the Toilet , 615 â If a living flower be placed near to grease , animal fat , butter , or oil , these bodies absorb the odour given off by the blossom , and in turn themselves become fragrant .If we spread fresh , unsalted butter upon the bottom of two dessert - plates , and then fill one of the plates with gathered fragrant blossoms of clematis , " overing them over with the second greased plate , we shall find that after twenty - four hours the grease has become fragrant . | ['flower', 'body', 'blossom', '', 'living flower', 'live', ''] | seldom has a more charming book been written on any kindred sub ject than his â livre des parfums â talks on the toilet â if a living flower be placed near to grease animal fat butter or oil these bodies absorb the odour given off by the blossom and in turn themselves become fragrant if we spread fresh unsalted butter upon the bottom of two dessert plates and then fill one of the plates with gathered fragrant blossoms of clematis overing them over with the second greased plate we shall find that after twenty four hours the grease has become fragrant | true |
17,932 | 17,932 | en | 1,799 | flower | tafte | much weak | fmell , fomewhat lemon kind : weak rough - ifli aromatic tafte .the young flioot ftrongefl : flavour ; flower , herb itfelf old , produce moiftrich foil rainy feafon , much weak fmell tafte .balm appropriate , writ - ers materia medica , head . | medical-heritage | Flower | tafte|much weaker | fmell , fomewhat of the lemon kind : and a weak rough - ifli aromatic tafte .The young flioots have the ftrongefl : flavour ; the flowers , the herb itfelf when old , or produced in very moiftrich foils or rainy feafons , are much weaker both in fmell and tafte .Balm is appropriated , by the writ - ers on the Materia Medica , to the head . | ['flower'] | fmell fomewhat of the lemon kind and a weak rough ifli aromatic tafte the young flioots have the ftrongefl flavour the flowers the herb itfelf when old or produced in very moiftrich foils or rainy feafons are much weaker both in fmell and tafte balm is appropriated by the writ ers on the materia medica to the head | true |
18,024 | 18,024 | en | 1,848 | flower | head | pleasant smelling | twining , climb shrub , trunk thick oneâ arm , coil round column dome , overpasse lofty tree , often quite simple unbranched length hundred foot root , curve wind varied form .the large , shine green leave alternate long stout tendril take firm hold , greenish - white head pleasant smell flower hang pendant .this plant , belong apocynacea , tjettelc native ( strychno tieute , le . | medical-heritage | Flower|heads | pleasant smelling | Here a twining , climbing shrub , with a trunk as thick as oneâ s arm , coils round the columns of the dome , overpassing the loftiest trees , often quite simple and unbranched for a length of a hundred feet from the root , but curved and winding in the most varied forms .The large , shining green leaves alternate with the long and stout tendrils with which it takes firm hold , and greenish - white heads of pleasant smelling flowers hang pendant from it .This plant , belonging to the Apocynacea , is the Tjettelc of the natives ( Strychnos Tieute , Le . | ['flower', 'head'] | here a twining climbing shrub with a trunk as thick as oneâ s arm coils round the columns of the dome overpassing the loftiest trees often quite simple and unbranched for a length of a hundred feet from the root but curved and winding in the most varied forms the large shining green leaves alternate with the long and stout tendrils with which it takes firm hold and greenish white heads of pleasant smelling flowers hang pendant from it this plant belonging to the apocynacea is the tjettelc of the natives strychnos tieute le | true |
18,027 | 18,027 | en | 1,883 | flower | olfactory | outset , patent fact ail object , without exception , form colour characteristic human eye concern .of course object may elegant form lovely colour , yet offen - sive palate olfactory nerve , flower fruit ; deal various object use furnish decorate house , quality , course , come intc consideration .artistic home . | medical-heritage | Flower | olfactory | At the outset , we have the patent fact that of ail objects , without exception , form and colour are the characteristics with which the human eye is concerned .Of course an object may be of elegant form and lovely colours , and yet be offen - sive to the palate or the olfactory nerves , as with some flowers or fruits ; but in dealing with the various objects used in furnishing of decorating our houses , these qualities do not , of course , come intc consideration .Artistic Homes . | ['flower'] | at the outset we have the patent fact that of ail objects without exception form and colour are the characteristics with which the human eye is concerned of course an object may be of elegant form and lovely colours and yet be offen sive to the palate or the olfactory nerves as with some flowers or fruits but in dealing with the various objects used in furnishing of decorating our houses these qualities do not of course come intc consideration artistic homes | true |
18,061 | 18,061 | en | 1,892 | flower | fragrant | â may extend parable stiu ? keble , attribute charm attache flower retain primal beauty amid world mar sin , sweetly sing : â relic ye edenâ bower , pure , fragrant , fair , ye crown sunshine hour happy wanderer .â science , see , teach we believe flower purer kind really far fine , fragrant , fair even first scatter hand god amid glade eden .just bee , thus go one bright blossom another , mean greatly add wealth beauty floral world , righteous , j affect good , render christian society increasingly fair delightful . | medical-heritage | Flower | fragrant | â And may we not extend this parable stiU further ? Keble , attributing the charm which attaches to flowers to their retaining their primal beauty amid a world marred by sin , very sweetly sings : â Relics ye are of Edenâ s bowers , As pure , as fragrant , and as fair , As when ye crowned the sunshine hours Of happy wanderers there .â But science , we have seen , teaches us to believe that flowers of the purer kind are now really far finer , more fragrant , and fairer than they were even when first scattered by the hand of God amid the glades of Eden .Just as the bees , in thus going from one bright blossom to another , have been the means of greatly adding to the wealth and beauty of the I floral world , so do the righteous , j by affecting all that is good , render Christian society increasingly fair and delightful . | ['flower'] | â and may we not extend this parable stiu further keble attributing the charm which attaches to flowers to their retaining their primal beauty amid a world marred by sin very sweetly sings â relics ye are of edenâ s bowers as pure as fragrant and as fair as when ye crowned the sunshine hours of happy wanderers there â but science we have seen teaches us to believe that flowers of the purer kind are now really far finer more fragrant and fairer than they were even when first scattered by the hand of god amid the glades of eden just as the bees in thus going from one bright blossom to another have been the means of greatly adding to the wealth and beauty of the i floral world so do the righteous j by affecting all that is good render christian society increasingly fair and delightful | true |
18,109 | 18,109 | en | 1,850 | flower | freshe | powerful | main stern woody , terminate numerous herbaceous , erect , quadrangular branch , furnish many linear leave .the flower , spike , purplish - gray color , powerful - freshe aroma , warm , bitter aromatic taste .these quality depend chiefly upon essential oil , obtain distillation , associate bitter principle tannic acid . | medical-heritage | Flower | freshing|powerful | Its main stern is woody , but terminates above in numerous herbaceous , erect , quadrangular branches , which are furnished with many linear leaves .The flowers , which are in spikes , are of a purplish - gray color , and have a powerful but re - freshing aroma , and a warm , bitter aromatic taste .These qualities depend chiefly upon an essential oil , which is obtained by distillation , and is associated with a bitter principle and with tannic acid . | ['flower'] | its main stern is woody but terminates above in numerous herbaceous erect quadrangular branches which are furnished with many linear leaves the flowers which are in spikes are of a purplish gray color and have a powerful but re freshing aroma and a warm bitter aromatic taste these qualities depend chiefly upon an essential oil which is obtained by distillation and is associated with a bitter principle and with tannic acid | true |