FRANKINCENSE
An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1893 · p. 3
n. Fraanak'ian-seans. Lat., thus. Fr., encens [Fr. Cod.]. Oer., Weilirauch. It., incenso. Sp., incienso. See OUBANUM. African f., Arabian f. See OLIBANUM. Common f. Lat., thus atnericanum [Br. Ph.]. The concrete turpentine of Pinus taed a and Pinus palustris, scraped from the trunk of the trees. [B, 5 (a, 24).] Confection of f. See Confectio de THUBE (under THUS). Indian f. A soft, odoriferous resin obtained from Bos i cell i a thurifer a, the salai tree of India, which is particularly abundant on the trap hills of the Dekhan and Sat poor a range. It is used in India as incense, but is not the olibanum of commerce. [A, KM (, 21).] Pine f. See Common /.Rosemary f. The Cuchrys lib a not i*. [B, 275 (a, 24).J-Slerra Leone f. The gumresin of Daniellia thurifer a. [B, 185 (a, 24).] True f. See OLIBANUM. FKAN KLIN 1C, adj. Fransk-lin'ik. Of electricity, statical. [s. 108]
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