... פארם פוז צע?עז אדער גרי־ בלום. ן. amaranth די (ע-מער'-ױ-?ענס) .amar'ulence n ... טי) isle of safe'ty ז, island of safety דער (אי5 אװ סײנטס) isle of saints אינזע? ...

... once changes its color to a cherry or amaranth red, but within thirty hours the color of ... venesection, or nicotina. The relaxation may, Avith comparative safety, be carried to an almost incredible extent. In ...

... 142. All-heal, 175. 217. All-Spice, 81. Amaranth, 205. Angelica, 120, 212. Anise-seed, 181. 242. ...

... Acanthus, Achillea Millefolia, Adonis, flos, Almond-tree, Aloe, Amaranth, Amaryllis, Anenone, --------, field, Angelica, Angrec, Apple blossom, ABhtree, ...

... Indies. In appearance it resembles the Nettle or Amaranth. Preparation.—The fresh plant is pounded to a ... a three-necked wash-bottle, furnished with a safety tube, and containing the remaining four fluid-ounces ...

... The Thessalians strewed Achilles' grave with the immortal amaranth and lilies. Electra complains that the tomb of ... of sudden alarm, possesses the faculty of securingthe safety of her young by swallowing them and keeping ...

... Amara Dulcis, i. e. Solanum Lig- nosum. Amaranthus, amaranth; a genus in Linnaeus's botany. He enumerates twenty- ... that might be taken internally, with the utmost safety. Austere, is a rough astringent taste, arising, according ...

... prepared with care, it is of a beautiful amaranth red tint, used with advantage, though it does ... the lovers of mushrooms may eat this with safety, though it is more tough and less highly ...

... with good effect, in colds attended with cough. AMARANTH US. Common Names.— Crawley, chicken's foot, fever-root. ...

... A. Ovoidea, etc. s CONCENTRATED MEDICINES. 127 Amaranthus Hypochondriacus, (Amaranth,) (Princes' Feather,) [Red Coxcomb.) A decoction is good ...