0 a thick sticky liquid that produces a sweet smell when burned and comes from a tree that grows in East Africa and Asia
A thick smoke of frankincense darkened the room and almost extinguished the lights.
After breakfast they had water to wash themselves, while their apartments were perfumed with frankincense and lime-juice.
For while other parts of the world have their wine, their balm, their frankincense, which they can export, the peculiar product of Rome is eloquence.
The funereal urns were ready to receive the frankincense and precious odors which were to burn in them.
We have brought from the rising of the sun, gold, and frankincense, and myrrh, and a share of every noble precious treasure there is in the world.
I am surprised that we have not a market in frankincense or a spot market in myrrh.
I think that there is no doubt that there is some frankincense in it.
The image of the lady with frankincense and myrrh in her hands fills me with the greatest scepticism.
