incense
incensē, false read. in Gell. 10, 3, 13, instead of impense; v. impendo fin.
cum ferro plumbarii ~e ignito trans tubam ductilem ad egestionis partes secretas applicatam membra spiritalia ‥ combusserunt
intense
Gell. 10. 3.
circa med. Odium in Verrem
Incense, atque acriter, atque inflammanter facit.
Incense
See tus.
incense
incense
- burnt to Demeter before consulting oracular spring: Paus. 7.21.12
- burnt to Hermes: Paus. 7.22.3, to Ilithyia Paus. 2.35.11, and to Sosipolis: Paus. 6.20.3
- frankincense burnt with wheat on altars of Olympia: Paus. 5.15.10
- victims filled with wine and incense: Paus. 9.3.8
- `to worship God with other people's incense,' proverb: Paus. 9.30.1