Definition of Alaun. Meaning of Alaun. Synonyms of Alaun

- ein formaler Alaun. Diese Entdeckung ist in der physicalischen Chymie von Wichtigkeit. Man hat bishero geglaubt, die Grund-Erde des Alauns sey eine in...
- unambiguous proof of this ****umption; the description of the starting materials ("Alaun-Erden" or "schwere Erden") were just too unprecise to understand what kind...
- Middle Ages, like the 1301 salt syndicate in France and Naples, or the Alaun cartel of 1470 between the Papal State and Naples. Both unions had common...
- shortly before her death, aged 90. She used the noms de plume Excalibur and Alaun to create cryptic puzzles with names such as The Toughie and The Stinker...
- German-speaking authors mentioned in this section used "earth of alum" (Alaun-Erde), while French authors used "alumina" (alumine). Ørsted's description...
- Another suggestion is that the name is derived from the Brittonic root *Alaun- (‘holy one’ or ‘mighty one’). The Aln is first mentioned in the Geography...
- 1247 (Erlebnisbergwerk Merkers) Saalfeld Fairy Grottoes Thuringia Saalfeld Alaun 50°38′06″N 11°20′29″E / 50.6350°N 11.3413°E / 50.6350; 11.3413 (Saalfelder...
- he always painted on paper which had not been prepared with gum or alum (alauns), never on silk or on the wall. In addition, he did not necessarily use...
- supporter of the arms of Lord Dacre. "About his char ther wenten white alauns."—Chaucer, Knight's Tale. 2450." Fox-Davies (1909:204f) Fox-Davies (1909:196f)...
- joining it with Mautern. Stein is a long settlement stretching from the river Alaun on the east to the Danube bridge on the W. Merian’s print of 1679 shows...