salad oil

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 27
Olive-oil highly refined. salad-spoon, s. A spoon of wood or ivory, for mixing and serving salads. sal-ade, s. [SALLET (2).] Săl-a-dine, a . [From Salad in, properly Salahu-Din (1137-1192).] Of or belonging to Salad in. Saladine-tenth, s . Law : A tax imposed on England and France in 1188 by Pope Innocent III., to obtain money for the crusade then about to be led by Richard I. of England and Philip August us of France against Salad in, Sultan of Egypt. It was a tenth on every one's annual income, and on his movable goods except his clothes, books, and arms. Some religious orders were exempt. The tax was continued after the crusade was at an end, and became the ground for the taxing of ecclesiastical benefices for the Pope. The example was ultimately imitated by various sovereigns.
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