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baume (1121-35)

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[ FEW: 1,226a balsamum; Gdf: ∅; GdfC: 8,298c basme; TL: 1,860 basme; DEAF: basme; DMF: baume 1; TLF: baume 1; OED: balm n. 1; MED: baume n.; DMLBS: 178c balsamum ]

balme, bame, basme, bausme , banne (l. bame) 110, beaume 187

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1pharm.med.balm:

( 1121-35; MS: s.xii^3/3 ) De sa buche isterat Un tel odurement Cum fust basme u piement 484

( 1214-16; MS: s.xiv^1/4 ) e fist en enbaumer le cors de baume e de mirre e de aloés 1246

( s.xiii^2/4; MS: s.xiii^3/4 ) oile musceline tieve e basme i 190

( MS: c.1250 ) hoc balsamum: baume i 427

( s.xiii^ex; MS: 1307-15 ) precius liquor sicom est baume ou treacle 245.17

♦bot.treesbalm tree:

( MS: s.xiii^3/4 ) le fust de basme et le fruit de basme 330.24

baume ewage

1bot.water mint:

( c.1240; MS: s.xiii^3/4 ) Pernez [...] de sauge e de filunbrio (l. sisimbrio) (Latin: salvie, sisymbrie, balsamite aquatice), ce est basme ewage i 71

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