Deis in Mesopotamia antiqua,[4]India antiqua,[5]
aliisque civilizationibus antiquis[6] dari solebant ciborum dulcium dona. Fructus sicci et mel ut videtur primae dulcificatores in plurimis mundi regionibus adhibebantur, sed divulgatio sacchari, graminis dulcis, per totum mundum necessaria ad secundam mensam progrediendam erat.[7]
↑Johann Christoph Sommerhoff: Lexicon pharmaceutico-chymicum latino-germanicum et germanico-latinum, Norimbergae 1713, reimpressio Hildesiae 1977, p. 77
↑Christian Helfer: Lexicon auxiliare, editio altera, Saraviponte 1991, p. 305
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