tar amir a oil

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 29
An oil expre ed from the seeds of Eruca sativa, cultivated in parts of India. The oil is like colza-oil, except in color. It is used in India for anointing the hair and for food. effects of these physical results upon the imagination. "Of longer duration than the dancing epidemics of Northern Europe, tarantism was at its height in the seventeenth century, and gradually died out in the eighteenth, leaving only a designation for a lively dance as its harmle legacy." -Quain: Dict . Med ., p. 1,588.
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