- "ξῠλο-βάλσᾰμον", GEL, p. 1019 "ξῠλο-βάλσᾰμον", GEL, p. 745 "
balsamum", OLD, p. 224 "
opobalsamum", OLD, p. 1254 "xylobalsamum", OLD, p. 2124 "אֵלׇה", HEL...
-
referred to as
opobalsamum, and is a
relative of but not the true C.
opobalsamum.
Balsam of Tolu and
Balsam of Peru (Myroxylon
balsamum) are sometimes...
-
Amyris gileadensis L.
Amyris opobalsamum L.
Balsamea gileadensis (L.) Oken
Balsamea meccanensis Gled.
Balsamea opobalsamum Baill.
Balsamodendrum ehrenbergianum...
-
Amyris opoBalsamum L.,
Balsamodendrum ehrenbergianum O. Berg,
Balsamodendrum gileadense ****h,
Balsamodendrum opobalsamum ****h,
Commiphora opobalsamum (L...
- balm,
though other sources conclude that the
biblical balm is
Balsam (
opobalsamum). This
species originated in the
Southern regions of Mesopotamia, present...
-
giessii Van der Walt
Commiphora gileadensis (L.) C.Chr. (syn.
Commiphora opobalsamum),
producing balsam of Mecca.
Commiphora glandulosa Schinz Commiphora...
- DC.)
Commiphora gileadensis (L.) C.Chr. (as A.
gileadensis L. or A.
opobalsamum L.)
Commiphora kataf (Forssk.) Engl. (as A.
kataf Forssk.)
Metopium toxiferum...
-
exudes spontaneously from the tree, or a
balsam from a tree such as
opobalsamum or a styrax. Onycha,
which in Gr****
means "nail", is
variously described...
- Vaughan, Poems, with the
Tenth Satyre of
Juvenal Englished George Wither,
Opobalsamum Anglicanum John Milton,
Poems of Mr. John
Milton both
English and Latin...
- the
biblical oil.
According to one theory, it is the
plant Commiphora opobalsamum - a
small shrub, 10 to 12 feet high, with wandlike,
spreading branches...
