Essence.Dioscorides states that the “wood of the cross” is called by some “having fingers,” while others call it glycisidi, which in Arabic means “sweet-smelling.” This i ...
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Essence.Sweat is the watery part of the blood mixed with bile serum. You should use pog that has not yet dried and retains moisture. Sweat is something more mature than u ...
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Choice.White grapes are more praiseworthy than black ones when all their qualities - strength, softness, sweetness, etc. - are the same. Grapes left to sit for two or thr ...
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Properties.Burnt bones are resorbed and dried. Cosmetics.They say that if you smear the baras with burnt pig's grandmother, it will help. Tools with joints.They say tha ...
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Essence.There are people who call it Aliyun and others call it Galariyun. The origin of both names comes from the curdling of milk, for it fences it off like rennet. It i ...
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Some argue that the inhabitants of Tabaristan call alusis - palahim. This plant is similar to nettle in all respects, but its leaves are smoother than nettle leaves. If ...
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Essence.It is a Yemenite plant belonging to the Yattu family. They say that there is a type of ushara that kills if you sit in the shade of its branches. Nature.Hot, dry ...
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Essence.Honey is the hidden dew that falls on flowers and other plants and is collected by bees. It is formed from steam rising and maturing in the air. Overnight, the st ...
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Essence.There is an edible type of lentil, and this is the lentil, which is well known, and there is also the wild type, which is bad. These are bitter lentils, character ...
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Wounds and ulcers.Cobwebs stop bleeding when applied to a wound. Tumors and acne.If you apply the web to the ulcers, it prevents them from swelling. It has the same effe ...
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