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galbanum
galbanum (ˈgælbənəm) [a. L. galbanum = Gr. χαλβάνη; prob. repr. an Oriental word etymologically identical with Heb. ḥelb⊇nāh (? f. root ḥālab to be fat), which the LXX. and Vulg. render by these words.] 1. A gum resin obtained from certain Persian species of Ferula, esp. from F. galbaniflua and F. r... Oxford English Dictionary
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Galbanum
The "green" incense of Egyptian antiquity is believed to have been galbanum. Galbanum is frequently adulterated with pine oil. wikipedia.org
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Notobubon galbanum
Notobubon galbanum, re-classified from Peucedanum galbanum in 2008, commonly called the blister bush or hog's fennel, is a South African plant that is wikipedia.org
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galbanated
† ˈgalbanated, ppl. a. Obs. rare—1. [f. mod.L. *galbanāt-us (f. galbanum) + -ed1.] Treated with an infusion of galbanum.1693 Salmon Bates' Dispens. (1699) 188/1 This Galbanated Tincture..is a most admirable Opener. Oxford English Dictionary
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Chanel No. 19
The galbanum and leather on a musky base makes the scent very difficult to classify. Some call it a green floral, others a chypre. In No. 19 Poudré, the sharp galbanum and aldehydes of the original are dialed back, and sweeter neroli and iris take their place. wikipedia.org
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galbanean
† galˈbanean, a. Obs.—1 [f. L. galbane-us (f. galbanum) + -an.] Of or pertaining to galbanum.1697 Dryden Virg. Georg. iv. 383 This when thou seest, Galbanean Odours use, And Honey in the sickly Hive infuse. Oxford English Dictionary
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galbane
† galbane Obs. Also 1, 4 galban. [Anglicized form of galbanum.] = galbanum 1.c 1000 Sax. Leechd. II. 174 Læcedom..alwan wiþ untrymnessum & galbanes wiþ nearwum breostum. 1388 Wyclif Exod. xxx. 34 The Lord seide to Moises, Take to thee swete smellynge spyceries..galban of good odour, and pureste ence... Oxford English Dictionary
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Sagapenum
According to Dioscorides (De materia medica 3.85, 95), sagapenum smells like silphium and galbanum, and has expectorant, topical, anti-convulsant, and wikipedia.org
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Transtillaspis galbana
Etymology The species name refers to colouration of the forewings and is derived from Greek/Latin galbanum (meaning a kind of resin). wikipedia.org
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onycha
‖ onycha (ˈɒnɪkə) Also 5 onica, 7 onicha. [L. onycha = Gr. ὄνυχα, accus. of ὄνυξ onyx; in med.L. onic(h)a, treated as indecl. or as fem. of 1st decl. The Greek word in the accus. occurs in LXX, Exod. xxx. 34; in the nom. ὄνυξ in Ecclus. xxiv. 16; in the latter case the Vulgate renders it ungula, but... Oxford English Dictionary
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Notobubon
Species Species: Notobubon capense Notobubon collinum Notobubon ferulaceum Notobubon galbaniopse Notobubon galbanum Notobubon gummiferum Notobubon wikipedia.org
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Ferula gummosa
Its gum resin is called galbanum. References gummosa wikipedia.org
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Diachylon
The diachylon gummatum is the great diachylon with the addition of gum ammoniac, galbanum, and sagapenum, dissolved with wine, and boiled to a consistency wikipedia.org
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Styrax officinalis
Some believe its oleoresin to have been the stacte used together with frankincense, galbanum, and onycha to make Ketoret, the Tabernacle incense of the wikipedia.org
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Ferula
various purposes: :Ferula foetida, Ferula assa-foetida and some other species are used to make the spice asafoetida, or hing :Ferula gummosa makes galbanum wikipedia.org
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