... Amphora. CERAMURIA.see Urine. CERA NTH EM US, Propolis. CERAS, xeqag, 'genitive,' xeqaxcg, 'horn,' Cornu, (q. v.) ... deformities, as by painting the face. See, also, Propolis. COMMOTICE, in the older writers, meant the art ...

... 1630 Proof spirit 77, 83 Proof vinegar 16 Propolis (note) 657 Propyl 1571 Propylamia or propyla- min ...

... their substance firm and compact, being composed of propolis and wax." It would be endless, however, and ...

... fyftem. Both are obviated by the method i propolis. The ftomach is fupplied, but not overcharged, with ...

... hexagonal with angular bottoms.1 The substance called Propolis is collected by the bees from the buds ...

... ancients. Pliny mentions it under the name of propolis, or bee-glue. Bees use the propolis for rendering their hives more close and perfect, ... 189 of its companions instantly draw out the propolis, and apply it to fill up such chinks, ...

... ancients. Pliny mentions it under the name of propolis, or bee-glue. Bees use the propolis for ren- dering their hives more close and ... the only use to which bees apply the propolis. They arc extremely solicitous to remove such insects ...

... implied a selenium deficiency among AIDS/ARC patients. Propolis, which bees collect from the buds of trees ... of Medicine, Zabrze-Rokitnica, Poland, has been studying propolis for 24 years in human and test tube ...

... 1640 Pomegranate, 671 Potentilla, 1775 Prepared chalk, 461 Propolis, (note) 862 Psoralea, 1775 Diarrhoea. Resorcin, 1157 Rhatany, ... Persimmon, 1640 Powder of ipecac and opium, 1124 Propolis, (note) 862 Rattlesnake root, 1737 Rhubarb, 1166 Saint ...

... wants some of the characteristic properties of honey.* * Propolis. Bee-bread. The subjects considered in the present ... the journals of the past and present years. Propolis. In the Med. and Surg. Reporter for Nov. ...