mace

In China, he is often represented with a mace (symbolizing a thunderbolt) instead of a sword.

If you are told to use cloves, and have none, a bit of mace may be substituted.

Slice to these the crumb of four small rolls, and then strain to it three quarts of good veal gravy, boiled with a blade of mace.

Clear the gravy from the fat, and put into it four ounces of boiled rice, an onion stuck with cloves, and a blade of mace.

Having cleaned them nicely, rub every part well with a seasoning of white pepper and salt, mace and allspice in fine powder.

A knock came to the door, and seizing his mace the boy ran and opened it.

So when the mace fell down again it hit him on the forehead.

“Mace” is the “aril” or covering of the seed of the same plant.

A fleshy mantle of crimson color, which is mace, envelopes the seed.

On the left were the Commons with their Speaker, attended by the mace.