- An
unguent is a
soothing preparation spread on wounds, burns, rashes, ab****ns or
other topical injuries (i.e.
damage to the skin). It is
similar to...
-
sabbati lit. 'sabbath
unguent'),
unguentum pharelis,
unguentum populi (lit. 'poplar
unguent') or
unguenta somnifera (lit. 'sleeping
unguent').
Poisonous ingredients...
- fine-grained,
colorful rare stone, for
example unguent jars. The size of
drills was small-to-large,
small for
small unguent jars, and
large for more m****ive, grain-storing...
-
during their exile,
Anasuya is very
attentive to them,
giving the
former an
unguent that
would maintain her
beauty forever.
Anasuya is
composed of two Sanskrit...
- in both
height and diameter, it was
intended to
contain perfumed oil or
unguent, and is
likely to have been
owned by a high-class
courtesan (hetaira) by...
-
Magma (from
Ancient Gr**** μάγμα (mágma) 'thick
unguent') is the
molten or semi-molten
natural material from
which all
igneous rocks are formed. Magma...
- keep mac****ar oil off the uniform.[citation needed] Mac****ar oil was an
unguent for the hair
commonly used by men in the
early 19th
century and reputed...
- κολλύριον, eye-salve. The same name was also
given to
unguents used for the same purpose, such as
unguent of
tutty (Sanskrit
tuttha meaning variously zinc...
- if not all the vices? It is clear, that the
woman previously used the
unguent to
perfume her
flesh in
forbidden acts. What she
therefore displa**** more...
-
feature called a
lustral basin, so-called
because Evans found remains of
unguent flasks inside it and
speculated that it had been used as part of an annointing...
