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Why do the Welsh wear a daffodil on St. David's Day and the Irish a shamrock for St. Patrick? Why do we send flowers to weddings and funerals or kiss under the mistletoe? From elderflower tea (`a universal panacea') to lesser yellow trefoil (the true shamrock), from corn dollies and crop circles to plants which forecast the weather (pennywort and scarlet pimpernel), this dictionary is a vivid and colorful account of British and Irish plant-lore. * Superstitions and herbal remedies, to folk song and children's games * Folk-names in use today never previously recorded
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Serajul Ali
reviewed A dictionary of plant-lore on April 08, 2018 A dictionary of plant-lore
I only recently aquired this 2 book set, and I've only skimmed through a few selections but I cannot wait to delve more deeply into it. It covers the world's myths and legends and from the standpoint of an Historian, I love to see what's behind the historical recollections. Myths and legends themselves are history of course.
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