Bible Plants: Their History, with a Review of the Opinions of Various Writers Regarding Their Identification

abundant aloes annual plant apple Arabic aromatic attaining the height balm barley bdellium belongs Bible botanists branches bread bush calamus called cedar wood colour considered corn cucumber cultivated in Egypt cypress date palm Dead Sea desert doubt dove's dung Egypt extensively cultivated fir trees flax flowers frankincense fruit galbanum gardens genus Gilead grass Greek grove growing H. B. Tristram Hebrew Hebrew word herbs hyssop incense India Isaiah Israelites Jericho Jordan Josephus kinds Kings known leaves Lebanon Leguminosa lily Linnæus manna Mediterranean mentioned Moses Mount Lebanon mulberry myrrh nettles oil tree olive onycha Palestine palm trees pine plains present day produce reed resin rods rose says scarlet seeds shamen shittim wood shrub small tree Solomon South of Europe species spices spiny spoken stems storax supposed sweet Syria terebinth thee thistles thorns thou translated unto verses vine Western Asia wheat wild wilderness willows