10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «DANEWEED»
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daneweed dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
daneweed et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Dictionary of Plant Lore
... Daneweed is a name sometimes given to it (A E Baker), for reasons similar to
that other Daneweed (Sambucus ebulus) – wherever the blood of Danes was
shed in battle, this plant afterwards sprang up, a tradition associated too with a
third ...
where daneweed flourishes in great luxuriance, tradition relates, that close at
hand by the site of the present bridge, a deadly battle took place between the
Danes and the Cornu Celts. The wounded Danes were carried on litters made of
...
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The Country Housewife's Family Companion: Or, Profitable ...
... i Kbeumatism cured by Dwarf-Elder and Bucbbean Tea.A Woman, almost ruin'
d by the Charge of Doctors, sor (he was so bad of the Rheumatism, that she
could not \ ' help herself, was told by a Beggar to make a Tea of Daneweed and ...
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On the popular names of British Plants, being an explanation ...
DANEWoRT, DANEWEED, or DANEswEED, names of the dwarf elder for which
Awbrey in his Nat. Hist. of Wilts, p. 50, substitutes that of DANEsBLooD, and gives
an ex,7 planation of it that seems to be a fanciful one, 62 POPULAR NAMES.
Richard Chandler Alexander PRIOR, 1870
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Old English wild flowers
Occasionally the sharp spiky foliage and blue umbels of the Keld Eryngo (
Eryngium campestre) may be found. In Northamptonshire it is called the
Daneweed, and was formerly common near Daventry and along the Watling
Street road, but is ...
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Encyclopedia of Superstitions, Folklore, and the Occult ...
873 Daisy 779 Dakota Brlde 84 Dalmatla 100 Danaldes Ugi Dandellons 88
Daneweed 7HO Danger .893 Danger Island 1136 Date 780 Dates and Days,
Miscellaneous 1512 Date Stone 22 Days 889, 1561 Dead Men's Clothes 163
Deafness ...
Cora Linn Daniels, C. M. Stevans, 2003
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The Folk-lore of Plants
It is much associated in this country with the Danes, and tradition says that
wherever their blood was shed in battle, this plant afterwards sprang up; hence
its names of Dane-wort, Daneweed, or Dane's-blood. One of the bell-flower tribe,
the ...
T. F. Thiselton-Dyer, 1968
... DANKER DANKEST DANKLY DANKNESS DANKNESSES DANDYISMS
DANEGELD DANEGELDS DANEGELT DANEGELTS DANEWEED
DANEWEEDS DANEWORT DANEWORTS DANG DANGED DANGER
DANGERED DANGERING ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Further Observations Upon the White Horse and Other ...
... that grows thereabouts in great plenty, and is called by the inhabitants Danes-
Blood, now more commonly Daneweed or Danewort. i Mr Camden likewise takes
notice of a place called Battlebury near Warminster in Wilt- a Scenam hie fuific ...
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Historical Writing in England: 550 - 1307 and 1307 to the ...
4. Cf. Mandwille's Travels, ed. M. C. Seymour {Oxford l967), p. El, and p. 127 and
n. 69 above. 1“ Rous, p. lO'i. For Wallwort (Sambucur ebuius), also called
Danwort, Danes' blood and Daneweed, see NED, 3:. pt ii. 56, under 'wallwort' ...
