寺伝によれば、天平8年（736年）に聖武天皇の勅願により行基菩薩、婆羅門僧正らが北陸一帯の安穏を祈り開山したと伝えられる。婆羅門僧正が釈迦の左目を現在の六角堂のあたりに納めたとされる。寺の縁起によると右目は中国の甲寺に納めたことから、左目を納めた当寺の名前を乙寺（きのとでら）とし、後に「寶」の文字が付け加えられ「乙寶寺」になった。また「今昔物語」や「古今著聞集」にみえる「写経猿」の説話にちなんで猿供養寺とも呼ばれる。室町時代後期には、上杉氏が寺領300石を寄進し保護の手を加え、近世初期には、村上城（村上市）主村上義明の帰依が厚かった。重要文化財の三重塔は村上氏の寄進によるもので、観音堂前には村上家の墓があり寺と村上氏の関係が伺える。当時は塔頭寺院が数多くあり、明治時代以降はそれぞれの寺院が独立し、平成になってからでも残っている元塔頭寺院には地福院、宝常院、和光院がある。かつての住職には、真言宗智山派第47代化主（管長）瑜伽教如僧正がおり、現代の真言宗智山派の声明の礎をつくった。
イソコツブムシ　G.rayコツブムシダマシ　G.paradoxaカドバリコツブムシ　G.trigonocaudumノーブルイソコツブムシ　G.nobleiシナコツブムシ　G.chinenseヒメコツブムシ　G.pulchellum (布村,1998)フタゲイソコツブムシ　G.hoestlandti (Kim&Kwon,1985)オジロイソコツブムシ　G.albicaudaミギワコツブムシ　G.anchialosシキネイソコツブムシ　G.shikinenseハチジョウイソコツブムシ　G.hachijoenseオガサワラコツブムシ　G.boninense (布村,2006)レブンコツブムシ　G.rebunense (布村,1998)トンダガワイソコツブムシ　G.tondaenseチシマコツブムシ　G.kurlenseツシマコツブムシ　G.tsushimaense (布村,1998)サイジョウコツブムシ　G.saijoenseホクリクコツブムシ　G.hokurikuense (布村,1998)サイゴクコツブムシ　G.iriei (布村,1998)マルコツブムシ　G.ovatumチョウセンコツブムシ　G.naktongense (Kwon&Kim,1987)アカンコツブムシ　G.akanense (布村,1998)
腹部縫合線が2~3本腹部の後端は平滑でくぼみや突起がない顎脚ひげの第2~4節の内縁は広がる尾肢の内肢及び外肢の周りが滑らかである(鋸歯状ではない)第３腹肢に呼吸用の肥厚がない
藝術映画社（げいじゅつえいがしゃ）は、かつて存在した日本の映画製作会社。「GES」（ゲス）とも呼ばれた。石本統吉、厚木たか、水木荘也、井上莞ら記録映画史に名を残す映画作家や持永只仁らアニメーションの担い手を輩出した。
Murad Abu Bilal, Khaled Naddaf and other Center for Documentation of Violations in Syria and Local Coordination Committees of Syria (LCC) media staff went to Zamalka soon after the attacks to film and obtain other documentary evidence. Almost all the journalists died from inhalation of the neurotoxins, except Murad Abu Bilal, who was the only Zamalka LCC media member to survive. The videos were published on YouTube, attracting world-wide media attention.Experts who have analysed the first video said it shows the strongest evidence yet consistent with the use of a lethal toxic agent. Visible symptoms reportedly included rolling eyes, foaming at the mouth, and tremors. There was at least one image of a child suffering miosis, the pin-point pupil effect associated with the nerve agent Sarin, a powerful neurotoxin reportedly used before in Syria. Ralph Trapp, a former scientist at the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, said the footage showed what a chemical weapons attack on a civilian area would look like, and went on to note "This is one of the first videos I've seen from Syria where the numbers start to make sense. If you have a gas attack you would expect large numbers of people, children and adults, to be affected, particularly if it's in a built-up area."Some experts, among them Jean Pascal Zanders, initially stated that evidence that sarin was used, as claimed by pro-rebel sources, was still lacking and highlighted the lack of second-hand contaminations typically associated with use of weapons-grade nerve agents: "I remain sceptical that it was a nerve agent like sarin. I would have expected to see more convulsions," he said. "The other thing that seems inconsistent with sarin is that, given the footage of first responders treating victims without proper protective equipment, you would expect to see considerable secondary casualties from contamination – which does not appear to be evident." However, after Zanders saw footage imminently after the attack, he changed his mind, saying: "The video footage and pictures this time are of a far better quality. You can clearly see the typical signs of asphyxiation, including a pinkish blueish tinge to the skin colour. There is one image of an adult woman where you can see the tell-tale blackish mark around her mouth, all of which suggests death from asphyxiation." Zanders however cautioned that these symptoms covered a range of neurotoxicants, including some available for civilian use as pest control agents, and said that until the UN reported its analysis of samples, "I can't make a judgement.. I have to keep an open mind."According to a report by The Daily Telegraph, "videos uploaded to YouTube by activists showed rows of motionless bodies and medics attending to patients apparently in the grip of seizures. In one piece of footage, a young boy appeared to be foaming at the mouth while convulsing."Hamish de Bretton-Gordon, a former commander of British Chemical and Biological counterterrorism forces, told BBC that the images were very similar to previous incidents he had witnessed, although he could not verify the footage.