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In spain, portugal, and regions under their influence: the governor or commander of a fortress or fortified town; the warden of a prison.

A spanish palace or fortress of moorish origin.

A spanish palace or fortress of moorish origin.

The elk, alces alces.

The elk, alces alces.

The wife of admetus, king of pherae in thessaly. she saved her husband's life by consenting to die on his behalf.

Relating to or characteristic of alchemy, the medieval forerunner of chemistry concerned with the transmutation of matter.

Relating to or characteristic of alchemy, the medieval forerunner of chemistry concerned with the transmutation of matter.

In an alchemical manner; according to alchemy.

A plant of a genus that includes lady's mantle and its relatives.

Transform the nature or properties of (something) by a seemingly magical process.

Transform the nature or properties of (something) by a seemingly magical process.

Transform the nature or properties of (something) by a seemingly magical process.

A person who practises alchemy.

Of or relating to alchemy or alchemists; alchemical.

= alchemistic .

= "alchemy".

A person who practises alchemy.

Transform the nature or properties of (something) by a seemingly magical process.

Transform the nature or properties of (something) by a seemingly magical process.

Transform the nature or properties of (something) by a seemingly magical process.

The medieval forerunner of chemistry, concerned with the transmutation of matter, in particular with attempts to convert base metals into gold or find a universal elixir.

(in the mythology of some australian aboriginal peoples) the ‘golden age’ when the first ancestors were created.

(in the mythology of some australian aboriginal peoples) the ‘golden age’ when the first ancestors were created.

(c.450–404 bc), athenian general and statesman. he led the unsuccessful athenian expeditions against sparta and sicily during the peloponnesian war but fled to sparta after being charged with sacrilege.