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Aethiops - Wikipedia
The terms Aethiops, Ethiop, or Ethiope are archaic words for "burnt face." It may refer to: Aethiopia, an ancient term for Sub-Saharan Africa. Æthiops mineral, a form of cinnabar . en.wikipedia.org
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æthiops mineral - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
æthiops mineral (uncountable). (obsolete, mineralogy) cinnabar. References. edit. ^ https://www.mindat.org/min-5863.html. en.wiktionary.org
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† Aethiops Mineral. World English Historical Dictionary
1755. Johnson, Æthiops Mineral, a Medicine, so-called from its dark colour, prepared from quicksilver and sulphur, ground together in a marble mortar to a black ... wehd.com
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æthiops mineral
† æthiops mineral Chem. Obs. (See quot.)1706 Phillips, æthiops Mineral, a Medicine made by Imbodying equal Parts of running Quicksilver and Flower of Brimstone, and then Deflagrating or Burning off the Mixture in a Crucible. 1755 Johnson, æthiops Mineral, a Medicine, so-called from its dark colour, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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ETHIOPS MINERAL Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
noun : impure black mercuric sulfide prepared by rubbing together mercury and sulfur. Word History First Known Use 1697, in the meaning defined above. www.merriam-webster.com
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Quote by Samuel Johnson: “ÆTHIOPS-MINERAL (Æ'THIOPS ...
ÆTHIOPS-MINERAL (Æ'THIOPS-MINERAL) n.s. A medicine so called, from its dark colour, prepared of quicksilver and sulphur, ground together in a marble mortar ... www.goodreads.com
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Meaning of æTHIOPS MINERAL and related words - OneLook
We found one dictionary that defines the word æthiops mineral: General (1 ... ▸ Usage examples for æthiops mineral ▸ Idioms related to æthiops ... www.onelook.com
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æthiops mineral
English. Noun. æthiops mineral (uncountable). (obsolete, mineralogy) cinnabar[1]. References. https://www.mindat.org/min-5863.html. home.cydlabs.com
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Robert Treat Paine Papers - Massachusetts Historical Society
"Æthiops Mineral, a medicine, so-called from its dark color, prepared from quicksilver and sulphur, ground together in a marble mortar to a black powder ... www.masshist.org
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cinnabar - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
A deep red mineral, mercuric sulfide, HgS; the principal ore of mercury; such ore used as the pigment vermilion. Synonym: (obsolete) æthiops mineral. A ... en.wiktionary.org
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ethiops
† ˈethiops Obs. Also æthiops. [a. L. æthiops lit. ‘Ethiop, Negro,’ by mediæval chemists used in this sense.] A name given to certain black or dark-coloured compounds of metals. ethiops martial, martial ethiops (L. æthiops martialis): the black oxide of iron. ethiops mineral (L. æ. mineralis): the bl... Oxford English Dictionary
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Thomas Frewen (physician)
mineral. mineral was irrelevant. wikipedia.org
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calomel
calomel Chiefly Med. (ˈkæləməl) Also 8 calamel. [In F. calomel, calomélas; according to Littré f. Gr. καλό-ς fair, beautiful + µέλας black. Littré says ‘so called, it is said, because the chemist who discovered it, saw a beautiful black powder change into a white powder in the preparation.’ Chambers... Oxford English Dictionary
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mineral
▪ I. mineral, n. (ˈmɪnərəl) Forms: 4–7 minerall, 5 minorale, 5–7 myneral, 6 minorall, mynoralle, Sc. manerialle, 6–7 mynerall, 7 minerale, minrall, 4– mineral. [a. (perh. through OF. mineral) med.L. minerāle, neut. of minerālis mineral a. Cf. F. minéral, Sp., Pg. mineral, It. minerale, G. mineral (p... Oxford English Dictionary
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vegetable
▪ I. vegetable, n. (ˈvɛdʒɪtəb(ə)l) Also 6 vegitable. [f. the adj.] 1. a. A living organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom or the lower of the two series of organic beings; a growth devoid of animal life; a plant in the widest or scientific sense (= plant n.1 2).1582 J. Hester Compendium Ration. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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