A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

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A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

unguens,-entis (part.B): annointing; smearing, oiling [> L. ungo, or unguo, (ung(u)ere), -unxi, -unctum 3. to besmear, to smear, anoint with any fat substance, such as an unguent, oil, etc.]; see oiled

- [Usnea barbata] Miscetur idem balanino unguento & aliis quae unguendo sunt, ob spissandi vires, quas habet (Dill.) The same is mixed with an unguent prepared from balsam, and with others which are for annointing [i.e. with an oily substance], due to the properties for making [the body] firm] which it has.

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