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THE LINNAEUS APOSTLES

GLOBAL SCIENCE & ADVENTURE

EUROPE • MIDDLE EAST, NORTH EAST & WEST AFRICA

VOLUME FOUR

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import/imported
merchants
shops
Æthiopian merchants
Arabian Princes
Arabians
Christian knowledge
Egyptians
Goddess of Beauty
grandees
missionaries/missionary
Princes
Celtic spiknard, Valeriana celtica L. (oil distilled from the roots)
emblic myrobalans (Emblica officinalis), Belliric myrobalans (Terminalia bellirica), Chebulic myrobalans (Terminalia chebula) and Arjun myrobalans (Terminalia arjuna)
Myrobalans refer to several fruit-bearing trees, viz., Cherry plum myrobalan plum (Prunus cerasifera), emblic myrobalans (Emblica officinalis), Belliric myrobalans (Terminalia bellirica), Chebulic myrobalans (Terminalia
rhubarb
Spica Celtica, Valeriana celtica L. (oil distilled from the roots)
Valeriana celtica L. (oil distilled from the roots) > Celtic Spiknard
Valeriana celtica L. (oil distilled from the roots) > Spica Celtica
Arabian physicians
cathartic
decoction
experiments
Linnaean/Linnaeis's/Linnaeus'/Linnaen system
Materia Medica
medicines
Mumia Mineralis
ointment
physicians
surgeons
system [Linnaeus']
amber
Bezoar stone
bitumen
Mumia mineralis, a bituminous blackish substance from Persia
Naphta
Abyssinia
Africa, Inner
Bengal
Cairo
Egypt
Egypt, Upper
Germany
India
Malabar
Mecca
Persia
Red Sea
Turkey
Venice
Æthiopia
Kerner, Jeremias, Silesian missionary
ambergris > ambra grisea
ambergris
ambra grisea, ambergris
horn of rhinoceros


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