Baaras. A marvelous plant known to the Arabs as the "Golden Plant," which is supposed to grow on Mount Libanus, under-neath the road that leads to Damascus. It is said to flower in the month of May, after the melting of the snow. At night it can be seen by torchlight, but through the day it is invisible.
了解详细信息：Baaras. A marvelous plant known to the Arabs as the "Golden Plant," which is supposed to grow on Mount Libanus, under-neath the road that leads to Damascus. It is said to flower in the month of May, after the melting of the snow. At night it can be seen by torchlight, but through the day it is invisible.
www.encyclopedia.com/science/encyclopedias-alm…(Βαάρας), the name (according to Josephus, War, 7, 6, 3) of a valley inclosing the city of Herodium on the north, and so called from an extraordinary species of plant (but whether the same with the gigantic rue, πήγανον, mentioned in the same connection, does not appear), to the root of which the credulous Jewish historian ...
www.studylight.org/encyclopedias/eng/mse/b/baar…According to Eusebius ("Onomasticon," s. v. ÎºÎ±Ï Î¹Î±Î´Îµá½¶Î¼), the place called Baaru was near Baal Meon, nine miles from Heshbon similarly Jerome on Numbers 32:38. There are many hot springs at the place, some containing sweet and some bitter water, and they are interspersed with cold springs.
www.studylight.org/encyclopedias/eng/tje/b/baaras.…Baaras, also known as the “golden herb” by the Arabs (herbe d’or), is a mythical plant said to grow on Mount Lebanon. It is believed to appear in May after the snow melts and emits a glow like a small torch at night while remaining invisible during the day.
europaarcana.com/cryptid-creatures/baaras-the-en…Baaras (Βαάρας), the name (according to Josephus, War, 7, 6, 3) of a valley inclosing the city of Herodium on the north, and so called from an extraordinary species of plant (but whether the same with the gigantic rue, πήγανον, mentioned in the same connection, does not appear), to the root of which the credulous Jewish historian ...
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Baaras. A marvelous plant known to the Arabs as the "Golden Plant," which is supposed to grow on Mount Libanus, under-neath the road that leads to Damascus. It is said to flower in the month of May, after the melting of the snow. At night it can be seen by torchlight, but through the day …
Baaras - Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical ...
(Βαάρας), the name (according to Josephus, War, 7, 6, 3) of a valley inclosing the city of Herodium on the north, and so called from an extraordinary species of plant (but whether the …
Ba'aras - The 1901 Jewish Encyclopedia - StudyLight.org
According to Eusebius ("Onomasticon," s. v. ÎºÎ±Ï Î¹Î±Î´Îµá½¶Î¼), the place called Baaru was near Baal Meon, nine miles from Heshbon similarly Jerome on Numbers 32:38. There are many hot …
Baaras, the Enchanted Plant - Europa Arcana
Baaras, also known as the “golden herb” by the Arabs (herbe d’or), is a mythical plant said to grow on Mount Lebanon. It is believed to appear in May after the snow melts and emits a glow …
Baaras - Biblical Cyclopedia
Baaras (Βαάρας), the name (according to Josephus, War, 7, 6, 3) of a valley inclosing the city of Herodium on the north, and so called from an extraordinary species of plant (but whether the …
Baaras | Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and ... - BiblePortal
Baaras (Βαάρας), the name (according to Josephus, War, 7, 6, 3) of a valley inclosing the city of Herodium on the north, and so called from an extraordinary species of plant (but whether the …
Plants of Saudi Arabia - iNaturalist
Plants of Saudi Arabia Personal guide of Alejandra O. based on observed biodiversity and confirmed IDs. This guide serves as a training tool for my team of consultant ecologists …
Flora Arabica - Library of Congress
Flora Arabica is a botanical catalog of the plants of the Arabia. The work is in six volumes covering the whole of the Arabian Peninsula: the extra-tropical west, the tropical west, the …
FLOWERS - aldalila.moc.gov.sa
Carpeting the desert sands after heavy rain, 'ghurayra', as it's called in Arabic, is one of few annual plants that range into the Empty Quarter. Its flowers are mainly white, but for every 100 …
If it becomes yellow it is called Sarra; the singular of which Sarayah and the plural Saraya. The ostrich eats bitter gourd without being affected by its bitterness.
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