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  1. NLM Digital Collections - The domestic encyclopaedia, or, A dictionary of facts, and useful knowledge: comprehending a .... 
    Publication: Philadelphia : Published by William Young Birch, and Abraham Small, no. 17, South Second-Street ; Robert Carr, printer, 1803
    ... it does not really possess. OLIVE-TREE, or Olea, L. a genus of plants, consisting of six species, the principal of which is the Europata, or Common Olive- tree. It is a native of the Southern parts of Europe, especially Italy, France, Spain,and Portugal, where it ...
  2. ... the fruit (of the pe- ricarp, E.) of Olea Europaa.—This tree, originally a native of Asia Minor, now grows freely on the borders of the Mediterra- nean, and is cultivated all over the South of Europe, especially in Provence. It belongs to the natural ...
  3. ... Strychnos nux vomica, which see. O. No. 400.—Olea Europ^a. The Olive tree. Officinal. Olivx oleum, of the Colleges—Olive-oil. Cabinet specimen, Jeff. Coll. figure of the tree, No. 479. A small tree, from 10 to 20 feet high, native of the South of Europe, and North of Africa, where it is named ...
  4. ... is the expressed oil of the fruit of Olea Europcea, European olive; Sex. Syst. Decandria Monogynia ; Nat. Ord. Oleaceae ; a tree which is supposed to have been originally from Asia, but has been cultivated as far back as history extends, in the south of Europe. Fig. 54. The finest oil is obtained from ...
  5. ... Bacon. O'live, olTiv.140 n. s. [olive, Fr. olea, Lat.] A plant producing oil; the em- blem cf peace; the fruit of the tree. The leaves are for the most part oblong and evergreen; the flower consists of one leaf, the lower part of which is hollowed, but ...
  6. ... Ornus. Cone, saccb. exudation. Mediterranean basin. Oleum Olivse . Olea ... Powder. Europe, North America. VEGETABLE OFFICIAL DRUGS. 1035 English Name. ...
  7. ... of bees), Carnauba or Brazil wax (from the leaf-coverings of Copernicus cenfera), Chinese wax or Pela wax (pro- duced by a species of Coccus which punctures the branches of certain trees), myrtle wax (from 904 Olea Fixa. PART I. berries of Myrica cerifera), Ocuba ...
  8. ... Oleum Olivarie obtained from the fruit of the Olea Europea 2 C. 1 or virgin ... Oleum Cotapucial Europe Obtained from the Euphorbia Lathyrus grow in our ...
  9. ... fulfihuricum, Allium Sativum, Ammonia, Ammoniacum, Asafcetida, Capsicum, Galbanum, Olea Essentialia, Pix Abietis, Sinapis, Caloric, Friction. 2. Vesicants. ...
  10. ... MOSCHATA. - Vide Myriflica. O.----Olea Europaea. 47: O. ... This tree is a native of the fouth of Europe and north of Afri- ca. It is cultivated ...
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