- well
aware of its
origin in tree resin,
citing the
native Latin name of
succinum (sūcinum, from
sucus "juice"). In Book 37,
section XI of
Natural History...
- ocean,
being formed originally of the
juice of a tree (whence its name
succinum), and
gradually hardened by the heat of the sun. Thus it
becomes an exuded...
-
Succinic acid is
marketed as food
additive E363. The name
derives from
Latin succinum,
meaning amber.
Succinic acid is a white,
odorless solid with a highly...
- ocean,
being formed originally of the
juice of a tree (whence its name
succinum), and
gradually hardened by the heat of the sun. Thus it
becomes an exuded...
- "onyx"
could be
derived from a word
meaning "ring". "electrum (amber),
succinum and
lyncurium (ligure) are all one and the same thing." Epiphanius, in...
- (1981)
Metacapnodium spongiosum S.
Hughes & Sivan. (1984)
Metacapnodium succinum (Dörfelt, A.R.
Schmidt & J. Wunderl.) Rikkinen, Dörfelt, A.R.
Schmidt &...
- Aëtius of
Amida (1549), II.34,
where he
writes that "electrum (amber),
succinum and
lyncurium (ligure) are all one and the same thing." Ibn Māsawaīh’s...
