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■which afford a stronger and more durable cordage for ships, than any 

 other vegetable substance. 



Sjilep. Salis Misri. (^) H. and Arab, 



(MuRUAv, V. 278. 



^WOODVILLE, 11. 246. 

 S-cammony. Sakmunya,^^'^ H. and Arab. 



Orchis Jllascula.\ 

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Murray, VI. 746. 

 Convolvulus jSca^mo'nia. i,.: 



WoODVIiLtE, L 13. 



.a. I 



^ SINN A Leaves. Send Meccij^^ H. Send, Arab 



■ -^ ' ' - A. ^KetaUff, ' ' 



The white oxide, Safeda, II. 



The red oxide, Sindur,'^^'^ H. Sindura, S. 



The semivitreous oxide, Murdar Seiig,^^^ H. & P. 

 •Iron, Loha, H. Loha & Ayas, S. ' 



The Carbonate, Kzt%0) H, Mandura & Sinhana, S. - 



The Sulphate, Casz^/s) H, 

 Copper. Tamha, H. Tamra, S. 

 •-• ■ The Subacetite, Zangar & Pitrai, U. Pitalata, S. 



The Sulphate, Tutijjap) H. Tutt'ha, S. 



/jT/y. Ran^a, H. Battga & Trapu, S. 



v-ilivarirAroyr. 



The Sulphuret, Surmehp^) H. SauUra, S. 



THE proper grey ore of antimony is imported from Jfapal, but a 

 galena or sulphuret of lead, is frequently sold for it in the bazars, under 

 the name of Sunneh. 



Arsenic. 



The white oxide, iSamiil-k'harS^^'i II. Sanc'Jnja, S. ' 



O) Saiih Misrer. (."-) Snnqmooniyn. C) Sunt MithJcee. (') Seem. i^) Sindoor. 

 (5) Moordar-Sung. (7) KccCh. («) Kusces. (5) Tootij/a. OO) Soormu. W Sum-ool-Khar. 



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