Hemp Usage Method V

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Hemp Usage Method V has 8 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference, with 1 live disagreement.

8 facts·3 predicates·1 sources·1 in dispute

Other facts (8)

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8 facts

Predicate	Value	Ref
Contains Ingredient	Spices	[1]
Contains Ingredient	Cloves	[1]
Contains Ingredient	Cinnamon	[1]
Contains Ingredient	Pepper	[1]
Contains Ingredient	Amber	[1]
Contains Ingredient	Musk	[1]
Product Form	Electuary	[1]
Used As	Aphrodisiac	[1]

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productFormseven-sisters-of-sleep/170

ex:electuary

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containsIngredientseven-sisters-of-sleep/170

ex:spices

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containsIngredientseven-sisters-of-sleep/170

ex:cloves

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containsIngredientseven-sisters-of-sleep/170

ex:cinnamon

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containsIngredientseven-sisters-of-sleep/170

ex:pepper

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containsIngredientseven-sisters-of-sleep/170

ex:amber

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containsIngredientseven-sisters-of-sleep/170

ex:musk

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usedAsseven-sisters-of-sleep/170

ex:aphrodisiac

References (1)

1 references

[1]1708 facts
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  o be similar to, if not identical with, the majoon of India. The ancient Saracens and modern Arabs in some parts of Turkey and generally throughout Syria, use preparations of hemp still known by the name of haschisch or Hashash . M. Adolp…

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