#Ursi Dragon

[msb-lair]

Clutch #3204 - Ursi/Orsi

Mated On: 2023-04-27 # of eggs: 1 Hatched On: 2023-05-03

Progeny:

Hatchling 8468 - Veilspun Male, Brown Speckle/Soil Freckle/Beige Ghost, Common - 15,000 on 2023-05-24

Comments: A second clutch from my veilspun fossil dragons.

#Clutches #Ursi Dragon #Orsi Dragon #Hatchling #Veilspun Male #Veilspun Breed #Veilspun Hatchling #Speckle #Freckle #Ghost #Brown #Soil #Beige #Common

[dire-vulture]

Whistle (he/him) - Hallow (he/him)

Albion (any) - Uva-ursi (they/she/he)

Vote for Florabrisa's best bears 🐻🏳️‍🌈!!! There will be 8 polls today in groups of 4 dragons, and the winner of each will move on to the next day!

#florabrisa bear week #whistle #hallow #albion #uva-ursi #polls #flight rising #my art

[phanfictioncatalogue]

Adopting A Pet(s) Masterlist

A Christmas Tail (ao3) - thewakeless

Summary: Dan and Phil through the eyes of Winston, their new dog.

a new friend, alright (ao3) - orphan_account

Summary: Maybe if Louise hadn't sent him that ad from Battersea dog shelter, he wouldn't be sat here getting emotional on the tube, alone. But it'll all be worth it to see Phil's face.

And Shiba Makes Three (ao3) - happy_endings15

Summary: After moving to a big new house in Brighton, Dan and Phil decide it’s no better time to get a dog, and this rescue Shiba Inu seems perfect. But is Dan really up for the responsibility of caring for a dog?

Beowulf - camisadan

Summary: Dan and Phil get a kitten.

bring me home (ao3) - whiskers (robertmontauk)

Summary:

“Hello,” she says, tilting her head with a friendly smile. “Are you looking for something?” Dan can’t speak. “Yes, actually,” says Phil, thank fuck. “We’re looking to adopt a dog.”

(or: the story with the dogs.)

Dan and Phil and DOG (ao3) - nivi_chip

Summary: It’s Phil’s birthday, and Dan gets him a gift that’s long overdue

Forever Home (ao3) - possumdnp

Summary: Phil’s wanted a dog for as long as he can remember, and now that he and Dan are moving into their new house, it’s the perfect opportunity. But there’s just one problem: Phil’s allergic to dogs.

it's either 11 cats or a dog (ao3) - karcathy

Summary: Dan and Phil weren't intending on getting the first cat. Or the second. By the fourth, they were starting to recognise a pattern.

Kittens - dxnhowell

Summary: Dan and Phil buy a kitten.

Kitten Love (ao3) - orphan_account

Summary: Phil finds a cat, and brings it back to the apartment. Dan is not amused.

Luna Ursi (ao3) - Allthephils

Summary: Phil takes in a stray dog and soon realizes he’s found his other half.

Mess, Mayhem and a Little Ball of Fur (ao3) - orphan_account

Summary: Phil brings home a puppy without Dans's consent and he swears he's mad.

Once In a Blue Moon (ao3) - Stylincaged

Summary: Phil whined “Why not?” and Dan couldn’t believe this man was genuinely upset over the fact that he didn’t like the name Olga. Olga.

“We might as well permanently have her walk around with a sign that says My Dads Hate Me in big bold letters.” he jabbed. Cheryl couldn’t contain her laugh anymore at that one as she watched the exchange.

Phil shook his head while jokingly pouting “Alright fine.”

Eventually, they had agreed on Moon, whilst watching old episodes of Sailor Moon, both thinking that it was pretty, and not at all cliche for a dog. “Of course we named our dog after an anime” said Dan, chuckling.

or

The one where Dan and Phil finally get a dog.

Our New Chapter - oakleysfthoying

Summary: After they’ve finished their book tour, Dan and Phil decide that they want to adopt a dog. So they go to their local animal shelter and meet Moon.

pick a daisy (ao3) - orphan_account

Summary: Phil finds a dog.

Something About Kittens (ao3) - orphan_account

Summary: Dan has acquired a new family member in the form of a fluffy kitten. He cannot wait to show his best friend Phil and invites him over immediately, knowing that Phil will love the little kitten.

So why did Phil return from the bathroom with red, glassy eyes?

"Stormy" Days (ao3) - Yiffandquiff (paradisobound)

Summary: Dan finds a dragon sitting on the street one afternoon and takes it in as a pet. However, a suspicious note is beside it that leaves Dan thinking about his future with the new pet...and Phil's reaction to the sudden creature.

The Parenting Thing (ao3) - InsightfulInsomniac

Summary: When Phil’s gone for nearly two hours getting cereal, Dan begins to worry. The reason why he took so long is definitely not what Dan expects.

Aka Phil smuggles a stray puppy into their apartment.

Valley (ao3) - Misha_with_wings

Summary: Dan and Phil definitely weren’t outdoorsy people, but the one time they decide to go hiking their lives change forever.

Or- they go hiking and find an abandoned dog and Phil begs Dan to keep it.

Winston (ao3) - CallofTheCurlew

Summary: Dan gifts Phil a corgi for Christmas but the trouble of keeping it a secret until the 25th is harder than he thought

You’re The Only One For Me (ao3) - Cadensaurus (orphan_account)

Summary: In which Dan and Phil adopt a couple of dogs, move into a house, and christen said house.

your love is my turning page (ao3) - bugselfs

Summary: “If it’s okay, I’d like to send an email to the rescue center. Ask about a meeting for her.”

Dan pauses to mull it over, but it’s not even a full five seconds later when he says, “Alright.”

“Good, because I already did, and we’re meeting her this Friday,” Phil says, patting Dan’s knee and scampering away.

Dan wants to be upset, but instead, he throws his head back and laughs.

or the one where dan and phil get a dog

#phanfictioncatalogue #phanfiction #phanfic #phan #masterlists #fluff #adoption #pets #pets masterlist #dogs #cat

[sailorchips]

Guardians of Peace

THE SQUAD IS HERE!! Here are my 9 Genshin OCs based on the “Nine Pillars of Peace” quest in Liyue! I made a whole fan-quest line for them all ajlkdf

Here’s a quick introduction to each of them, feel free to ask questions!!

Jiaqian - geo claymore, wants to destroy the economy

Hisashi - cryo catalyst, painter with memory loss

Ursi - anemo catalyst, bear with ptsd

Yuyan - geo bow, miss ma’am holding down the fort

Akane - pyro sword, smol dragon

Lux - hydro sword or polearm, overdramatic shapeshifter

Charian - dendro polearm, science experiment gone wrong

Mansur - hydro claymore, an oasis personified

Kawil - electro polearm, short king snake man

A summarization of their story is below the cut—you can also read a more detailed backstory & character profiles in this Quotev book! The book has a lot of detail but I’m also open to making more posts here about the characters if people are interested :DD

STORYLINE

Thousands of years ago (before the Archon War), Celestia chose and/or sent down 9 beings to regulate the 9 “mortal desires” mentioned in the canon quest. These beings would be granted immense power to help them “guard”/regulate their assigned mortal desire and protect all beings in Teyvat from succumbing to them.

The original 9 were from different parts of Teyvat but eventually created their home base—Peacekeeper Temple—in Cuijue Slope with the permission of Morax, the God of Geo, who helped create their Guardian contract. Although they would hold meetings in the temple, they were free to come and go to carry out their duties as Guardians.

Morax also helped create the physical 9 pillars of peace. Each of the 9 beings bonded their life force to the pillar that represented the mortal desire they would guard. This bond gave them enhanced physical/elemental abilities, but also powers specific to their mortal desire. However, this bond also permanently made them immune to whichever desire they regulated. From then on, they were called Guardians (or “Peacekeepers” to those in Liyue).

Sadly, a betrayal occurs during the Archon War—all 9 pillars are sealed, therefore stripping all the Guardians of their enhanced abilities. As a result, 2 of them die in the war and the rest are injured and/or imprisoned, which disbands the Guardians. The 2 perished Guardians are reincarnated as Akane and Charian.

FAN-QUEST LINE

I’m in the process of writing a fanfic (see the Quotev book linked above) about their quest line, but basically it works like an story quest except each character gets their own section!

After you complete the canon Nine Pillars of Peace quest and the Liyue archon quests, Zhongli meets with you and asks you to investigate some strange earthquakes happening in Cuijue Slope (the temple).

There, you meet Jiaqian wrecking the place (LMAO) with his elemental abilities. When you talk to him, he expresses his desire to rid Teyvat of all mora because humanity has become too greedy and needs to be set back to teach him a lesson.

From then on, you have to solve problems arising from the Guardians popping up in different parts of Teyvat. It turns out that unsealing the pillars (which is what you do in the canon quest) also returned all of the Guardians’ powers. And, spoilers, many of them are not happy that they were imprisoned or hurt 🤡

#genshin impact oc #genshin impact fanart #genshin impact #genshin oc #genshin fanart #genshin impact art #genshin fanfic #original character #guardians of peace #fanart #digital art #finished #.jpg

[thegreatmaxxxx]

Flowers Name Of Flowers List

Anthericum

Acacia

Amaranth

Arum

Angelica

Arum

Ash-leaved Trumpet-flower

Aster

American ash

Aloe

Aspen

Acanthus

Flowers With B

Broom

Broom

Bellflower

Bugloss

Buck-bean

Bellflower

Broomrape

Bindweed

Borage

Blackthorn

Burdock

Bladder

Barberry

Bluebottle

Bryony

Basil

Bramble

Bindweed

Flowers With C

Celsia

Clove pink

Coltsfoot

Coriander

Crowfoot

Christmas aconite

Crown Imperial

Cactus

Cinquefoil

Crowfoot

Catch-fly

Clianthus

Columbine

Flowers With D

Dittany

Daylily

Daisy

Daffodil

Dandelion

Daisy

Dragon-plant

Dock

Dittany of Crete

Dodder

Date

Dahlia

Daisy

Dittany of Crete

Flowers With E

Enchanter’s Nightshade

Everlasting

Elastic Momordica

Flowers With F

Fieldrush

Foxglove

Fig Marigold

Fennel

Flowers With G

Goat’s rue

Geranium

Goosefoot

Geranium

Geranium

Gilliflower

Gilliflower

Flowers With H

Hortensia

Hornbeam

Helenium

Hazel

Hybrid crinum

Hyacinth

Hepatica

Hyacinth

Hogbean

Honesty

Hollow-root

Holly

Hedysarum

Hollyhock

Hyacinth

Heath

Honeysuckle

Hibiscus

Flowers With I

Ipomea tricolor

Indian cane

Iris

Ivy

Flowers With J

Jessamine

Jamaica plum

Japan rose

Jessamine

Jessamine

Flowers with K

King’s Spear

Kangaroo Paw

Kalmia

Kaffir Lily

Flowers With L

Lilac

Lavender

Larch

Lady’s bedstraw

Lucerne

Laurel

Larkspur

Lily of the valley

Lily

Lilac

Lily

Laurustinus

Laburnum

Lady’s-eardrop

Lichen

Flowers With M

Mistletoe

Marvel of Peru

Madder

Madder

Myrtle

Marigold

Meadowsweet

Marshmallow

Motherwort

Moonwort

Meadow saffron

Mezereon

Milkwort

Marigold

Mandrake

Milfoil

Manchineel

Flowers With N

Nettle

Nightshade

Narcissus

Nosegay

Flowers With O

Osmund

Opry’s

Opry’s

Orange blossom

Flowers With P

Pheasant’s eye

Parsley

Polonium

Pansy

Primrose

Peppermint

Peony

Pasqual flower

Persian Candytuft

Pomegranate

Pimpernel

Prickly pear

Periwinkle

Pink Musk

Prickly poppy

Privet

Passion flower

Flowers With Q

Quesnelia

Quince

Queen of the Meadow

Queen’s Cup

Flowers With R

Rue

Rose

Rest harrow

Rosemary

Rosebay willow herb

Round-leaved sundew

Reed

Rose

Flowers With S

Sweet Sultan

Southernwood

Speedwell

Sage

Starwort

Snowball

Syringa

Sunflower

Sweet William

Silverweed

Sea Lavender

Snowdrop

Saffron

Sensitive plant

Succory

Star of Bethlehem

Star of Bethlehem

Flowers With T

Thyme

Tuberose

Toadflax

Touch-me-not

Teasel

Tares

Tulip

Turnsol

Flowers With U

Ursinia

Ursinia

Urn Plant

Ulex-Gallii

Umbrella Plant

Uva Ursi

[wickedsrest-rp-archive]

Name: Michelle “Shelley” Barnes Species: Human Occupation: Student Age: 25 Years Old Played By: Ursie Face Claim: Ksenia Solo

“What was its name? Homa─ hemo─ what now? It doesn’t matter. If it has stats, we can kill it!”

Michelle was born right here, in White Crest, to a stay-at-home mother, Dorothy, and Vince ─ a local police officer. Growing up, she didn’t lack a single thing a child would ever want or need, from the love and attention of her parents to various toys and books to fill her room with. Shelley enjoyed the life of an only child, even if her parents were already planning a surprise for their little girl ─ a new sibling to play with. When the twins were born (yes, instead of one sibling, Michelle got two), it wasn’t much of a surprise that all of the attention was directed at the newborns, and suddenly the eldest Barnes child was left in the background. However, it didn’t break the seven-year old’s spirit. In fact, quite the opposite ─ she learned to find different ways to keep herself entertained. 

Books were, most definitely, one of Shelley’s favourite things in the whole world. With enough help in the kindergarten (along with her mother’s efforts at home before the birth of the twins), Tolkien and Lewis became her bedtime storytellers, inviting the girl into their creative and imaginative worlds, which she eagerly visited in her dreams. She was soon introduced to films that accompanied all those stories she already knew by heart. Just a couple more years later, Michelle would find out that those dream worlds she was reading were much closer than she thought. 

Shelley was thirteen years old when a friend at school introduced her to the world of tabletop role-playing games. He explained that his older brother was homebrewing a new campaign for him and a few neighbourhood kids, and he wondered if the girl would be interested in joining them for a session or two. She had finally found her people, Shelley thought to herself, this is where she belonged all along. 

Her visits to the friend’s house became more and more frequent, often resulting in over-night stays that followed an exciting session of yet another Dungeons & Dragons game. On one of those nights, Michelle would be introduced to something that would forever change the way she saw fantasy worlds and creatures… and not necessarily for the bad!

It was just one of those regular sleepover nights, but Michelle was finding it hard to fall asleep. A session they finished about an hour before bedtime was still fresh on the young girl’s mind and she couldn’t stop thinking about all the incredible and fun adventures the party would get up to in this campaign. Wanting to try and calm herself down, at least a little bit, Shelley sneaked out of the room and headed down the stairs for a glass of water ─ usually, it was something she would do every night when at home, and, after all, the parents of her friend were quite friendly by offering her to feel right at home while in their house, so… why not?

A loud screech echoed through the quiet house late in the evening, when Michelle felt a small yet hairy hand wrap around her slim ankle. She barely had time to react when the fae began to pull her down the last few steps and towards the partially opened cupboard under the stairs. Thankfully, the adults in the house weren’t ready to go to bed just yet and protect the teenager from an injury caused by the fenodyree. Despite still being in a state of shock, Michelle couldn’t help her curiosity get the best of her at that moment as a smile on her face was brighter than it’s ever been. The fantasy world she’s been dreaming about almost every other night was right there, at her fingertips… or, in this case, right at her feet. 

In the next couple of days, Michelle’s enthusiasm and the constant avalanche of questions finally caused her saviours to break and open up to at least a few of the inquiries Shelley had about what had happened only a few nights ago. She had learned that her best friend’s parents were hunters… or, in their words, wardens. That alone explained their quick reaction to a distressful situation and their ability to pass as a couple of regular run-o-the-mill humans in the town Shelley thought she knew like the back of her hand. While most of the information they gave the young girl was severely watered down in order to protect her from the more dangerous side of the supernatural world, it certainly didn’t stop Michelle from beginning all the possible research she could ever think of to figure out what was real and what wasn’t. 

Through the years, all of her friends were absolutely enthralled by Michelle’s creativity not only when it came to making her own characters, but building the fantasy world of her own. The Monster Manual was thrown out the window as she introduced various beasts and fae creatures into the setting of her own campaigns that made the players feel as if they were a part of this magical and fantastical world right there at the table. Little did they know, Shelley would chuckle to herself. Little did they know.

The girl’s creativity and vast imagination eventually encouraged her to pursue theatre studies at the University of Maine White Crest, where she, once again, found her spirit and her place at the head of the table behind a Dungeon Master’s screen. Barely into her freshman year, Shelley had already gathered a group of enthusiastic people and formed her very own Dungeons & Dragons after-school group. What started as a way to pass the time among her fellow students, eventually turned into a town-wide phenomenon, where everyone was met with open arms and bright smiles, offering a chance to escape the already not-so-mundane everyday life and try not to think about the darker side of things happening in White Crest. After all, monsters were creeping not only in tabletop games… and Michelle Barnes knew about it all first hand.

Character Facts: 

Personality: Chatty, imaginative, geeky, impulsive, outgoing, curious, unfiltered.

Shelley is a nerd of the highest degree, and Dungeons & Dragons isn’t the only game she is obsessed about. She would talk your ears off about everything, from Deadlands to Starfinder, but her love for D&D will never be overshadowed by anything else.

Michelle studies theatre here at the UMWC, but the girl’s one true calling is voice-acting. She is hoping to be able to pursue that in the future, as well as continue her hobby of tabletop games on the side.

Leaving White Crest isn’t an option for her… not at all. Sure, other towns might be less dangerous, but what’s the fun in that? She gets to live her dream of being in a real-life D&D campaign, and nobody said that rolling for initiative was easy.

She is unapologetically human… and proud! In the world full of supernatural beings, fae, and undead, she doesn’t see herself as a liability. In fact, she’s open to anyone seeking help on how to pass ‘human’ ─ and she would do it pro bono, too. All she needs is just a moment of your time for a whole bunch of questions she has for you, first.

#retired

[vvitchy-things]

Herb List - WIP

I’m updating this with the names of the plants and adding the meanings as I have time, don’t worry.

A

Acacia - meditation

Acacia (Gum Arabic) - friendship, love, protection, psychic abilities, wisdom

Aconite (Wolfsbane/Monkshood) - invisibility, protection, spirit work

Acorn - courage, fertility, luck, manifestation/power

Adam & Eve Root - 

Adder’s Tongue - 

African Violet

Agar-Agar - attraction

Agrimony - 

Ague - 

Alder - 

Alfalfa

Alkanet - 

Allspice - money drawing, business success

Allspice (Pimento)

Almond - 

Aloe - cleansing

Althea Root - 

Amaranth - 

Amber - 

Ambergris - 

Anise - 

Anise Seeds - 

Angelica - attraction, cleansing/purification, cursing, divination, energy, healing, meditation, protection, spell-breaking, success, wisdom

Apple - 

Apricot - 

Arnica Flowers - 

Arrow Root - 

Ash - 

Asafoetida - 

Aspen - 

Avocado - 

Azalea - 

B

Bachelor’s Buttons - 

Balm of Gilead  - 

Balm of Gilead Tears - 

Balsam - 

Bamboo - 

Banana - 

Banyan - 

Barley - 

Basil - peace & happiness

Bat’s Head Root

Bay Laurel

Bay Leaves - protection

Bayberry - 

Beans - 

Bee Pollen

Beech - 

Beef - 

Beet - 

Beetroot - 

Belladonna - 

Belladonna (Nightshade) - 

Benzoin - 

Bergamot - 

Betel Nut - 

Bilberry Bark (Huckleberry) - 

Bindweed - 

Birch - 

Bistort - 

Black Cohosh - 

Black Haw - 

Black Haw (Devil’s Shoestring)

Black Pepper - 

Black Salt - 

Black Walnut - 

Blackberry - 

Blackberry Root - 

Bladderwrack - 

Bladderwrack (Kelp) - 

Blessed Thistle - 

Blessed Thistle (Holy Thistle) - 

Bloodroot - 

Blowball - 

Blue Cohosh - 

Blue Violet - 

Bluebell - 

Bluebery - 

Boneset - 

Borage (Starflower) - 

Brimstone (Sulfur Powder) - 

Broccoli - 

Broom - 

Brussel Sprouts - 

Buchu

Buckeye (Horse Chestnut) - 

Buckthorn - 

Buckwheat - 

Burdock - 

Butcher’s Broom - 

C

Cabbage - 

Cactus - 

Calamus - 

Calendula - 

Calendula Flower - 

Camphor - 

Caraway - 

Cardamom - 

Carnation - 

Carob - 

Carrot - 

Cascara - 

Cascara Sagrada - 

Cashew - 

Cassia - 

Catnip - 

Cauliflower - 

Cayenne Pepper - 

Cedar - 

Celandine - 

Celery - 

Celery/Celery Seed - 

Centaury - 

Chamomile - luck, cleansing

Cherry - 

Cherry Bark - 

Chervil - 

Chestnut - 

Chia - 

Chickweed - 

Chicory - 

Chili Pepper - 

Chili Powder - 

Chives - 

Chrysanthemum - 

Cilantro - 

Cinnamon - 

Cinquefoil - 

Citronella - 

Clary Sage - 

Clove - 

Clover - friendship & health

Cloves - 

Club Moss - 

Coconut - 

Coffee - 

Coltsfoot - 

Columbine - 

Comfrey - 

Copal - 

Coriander - 

Corn - 

Cotton - 

Cowslip - 

Cramp Bark - 

Cranberry - 

Crowfoot - 

Cucumber - 

Culver’s Root - 

Cumin - 

Curry - 

Cyclamen - 

Cypress - 

D

Daffodil - 

Daisy - 

Damiana - passion

Dandelion - psychic, second sight

Dandelion Leaf - 

Dandelion Leaf/Root - 

Dandelion Root - 

Dates - 

Datura - 

Deer’s Tongue - 

Devil’s Bit - 

Devil’s Bone Root - 

Devil’s Claw - 

Dill - 

Dittany - 

Dittany of Crete - 

Dogbane - 

Dogwood - 

Dragon’s Blood - 

E

Ebony - 

Echinacea - 

Egg - 

Eggplant - 

Elder - 

Elecampane - 

Elm - 

Endives - 

Eucalyptus - 

Evening Primrose - 

Eyebright - 

F

False Unicorn Root - 

Fennel - 

Fenugreek - 

Fern - 

Feverfew - 

Fig - 

Figwort - 

Fish - 

Flax - 

Flax Seed - 

Fleabane - 

Foxglove - 

Frangipani - 

Frankincense - 

Fumitory - 

Fumitory (Earth Smoke) - 

G

Galangal - 

Galangal Root - 

Gardenia - 

Garlic - 

Gentian - 

Geranium - 

Ginger - 

Ginkgo Biloba - 

Ginseng - 

Goldenrod - 

Goldenseal - 

Goosegrass - 

Gorse - 

Grains - 

Grapefruit - 

Grapes - 

Green Pepper - 

Guava - 

H

Ham - 

Hawthorn - 

Hay - 

Hazel - 

Hazelnut - 

Heather - 

Heliotrope - 

Hemlock - 

Henbane - 

Henna - 

Hibiscus - 

Hickory - 

High John the Conqueror - 

Holly - 

Holy Thistle - 

Honey - 

Honeydew - 

Honeysuckle - 

Hops - 

Horehound - 

Horseradish - 

Huckleberry - 

Hyacinth - 

Hydrangea - 

Hyssop - 

I

Indian Paintbrush - 

Iris - 

Iris Root - 

Iris Root (Orris Root) - 

Irish Moss - 

Ivy - 

J

Jasmine - 

Jezebel Root - 

Job’s Tears - 

Juniper - 

K

Kava Kava - 

Kelp - 

Kiwi - 

Knotweed - 

Kola Nut - 

Kumquat - 

L

Lady Slipper - 

Lady’s Matle - 

Larch - 

Larkspur - 

Laurel - 

Lavender - passion, sleep

Leek - 

Lemon - 

Lemon Balm - 

Lemon Verbena - 

Lemon Verbena (Vervain) - 

Lemongrass - 

Lettuce - 

Licorice - 

Lily - 

Lily of the Valley - 

Lime - 

Linden - 

Liverwort - 

Lobelia - 

Lotus - 

Lotus Root - 

Lovage - 

Lucky Hand - 

Lucky Hand (Orchid Root) - 

Lucky Hand Root (Orchid Root) - 

M

Mace - 

Magnolia - 

Magnolia Flowers - 

Maidenhair - 

Maidenhair Flowers - 

Mandarin - 

Mandrake - 

Mango - 

Maple - 

Marigold - 

Marjoram - 

Marshmallow - 

Marshmallow Root - 

Mastic - 

Meadowsweet - 

Melon - 

Mesquite - 

Milk Thistle - 

Mimosa - 

Mint - 

Mistletoe - 

Moonwort - 

Morning Glory - 

Moss - 

Motherwort - 

Mugwort - psychics

Mulberry - 

Mullein - 

Mushrooms - 

Musk - 

Mustard - 

Mustard Seed - 

Myrrh - 

Myrtle - 

N

Narcissus - 

Nectarine - 

Nutmeg - good luck

Nuts - 

O

Oak - 

Oak Moss - 

Oats - 

Oatstraw - 

Oleander - 

Olive - 

Olive Leaf - 

Onion - 

Orange - 

Orange Blossom (Neroli) - 

Orchid - 

Oregano - 

Orris Root - 

Orris Root Powder - 

P

Palm - 

Pansy - 

Papaya - 

Paprika - 

Papyrus - 

Parsley - 

Passion Flower - 

Passion Fruit - 

Patchouli - 

Pea - 

Peach - 

Peanut - 

Pear - 

Peat Moss - 

Pecan - 

Pennyroyal - 

Peony - 

Peppermint - 

Periwinkle - 

Persimmon - 

Pikaki - 

Pimpernel - 

Pine - 

Pine Nut - 

Pineapple - 

Plantain - 

Plum - 

Plumeria - 

Pokeroot - 

Pokeweed - 

Pomegranate - 

Poppy - 

Poppy Seed - 

Pork - 

Potato - 

Prickly Ash Bark - 

Prune - 

Pumpkin Seed - 

Q

Quassia - 

Quince - 

R

Radish - 

Ragweed - 

Raisins - 

Raspberry - 

Raspberry Leaf - 

Red Clover - 

Red Pepper - 

Red Willow Bark - 

Rhubarb - 

Rice - 

Rose - 

Rose Hips - 

Rosemary - powerful guardian

Rose Petals - love, romance, good luck for endeavors of the heart

Rowan - 

Rue - 

Rye - 

S

Safflower - 

Saffron - 

Sage - 

Sagebrush - 

Sandalwood - 

Sasparilla - 

Sassafras - 

Saw Palmetto - 

Sea Salt - 

Sesame - 

Sesame Seed - 

Shave Grass - 

Sheep Sorrel - 

Skullcap - 

Skunk Cabbage - 

Slippery Elm - 

Snakeroot - 

Snapdragon - 

Solomon’s Seal - 

Solomon’s Seal Root - 

Southern Wood - 

Sow Thistle - 

Spanish Moss - 

Spearmint - 

Spiderwort - 

Spinach - 

Squaw Vine - 

Squill - 

Squill Root - 

St. John’s Wort - 

Star Anise - 

Stinging Nettle - 

Strawflower - 

Strawberry - 

Sugarcane - 

Sumac - 

Summer Savory - 

Sunflower - 

Sweet Bugle - 

Sweet Pea - 

Sweetgrass - 

Sycamore - 

T

Tangerine - 

Tansy - 

Taragon - 

Tea Leaves - 

Thistle - 

Thyme - luck, peace & prosperity

Toadflax - 

Tobacco - 

Tomato - 

Tonka Bean - 

Tormentil - 

True Unicorn Root - 

Tuberose - 

Turmeric - 

Turnip - 

U

Uva Ursi - 

V

Valerian - 

Vanilla - 

Venus Fly Trap - 

Vetiver - 

Vinegar - 

Violet - 

W

Walnut - 

Watercress - 

Wheat - 

White Willow Bark - 

Wild Cherry Bark - 

Willow - 

Wintergreen - 

Wisteria - 

Witch Hazel - 

Witches Burr - 

Witches Grass (Dog Grass) - 

Wood Aloe - 

Wood Betony - 

Woodruff - 

Wormwood (Absinthe) - 

Y

Yams - 

Yarrow - 

Yarrow Flower - 

Yellow Dock - 

Yellow Pepper - 

Yerba Mate - 

Yerba Santa - 

Yew - 

Ylang Ylang - 

Yohimbe Bark - 

Yucca - 

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Created: 10/01/2019

Last Updated: 10/03/2019

#witch #beginner witch #witchblr #magical herbs #masterpost #kitchen witch #green witch #grimoire #book of shadows

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Last Dragoon: Tales of the Eighth Umbral Era

Rating: Teen

Word count: 1629

Bel landed on the cliffs overlooking Aynx Trine with soft feet. She looked across the Dravinian forelands, her eyes resting briefly on the woods that hid Tailfeather, on the settlement of the gnath, and finally on Defiant. The home she and other survivors had clawed from the stagnant earth. The fields where they toiled to quicken the soil with vitality. It was easier here than near the city-states where Black Rose had been released, but even with the last seedseer it was a work of years to get where they had and would be many more still. She looked to the churned-up earth outside of her small town, three days ago they had fended of bandits. Three days ago they had lost the husband of the only woman how had become pregnant in the last four years. She removed Estinien’s gale bog from her back so that she could sit on the edge of the cliff. She stared at the churned-up earth where they had fought bandits for their home and she had failed to save one of her own. Her lavender ears fell flat against her skull and here away from where she had to be Ser Bel Aliender the last dragoon she sobbed.

Old Jaren was on gate duty when she returned. The former Temple Knight looked her over noting how her face had been scrubbed almost raw with freezing river water. He rested a hand on her shoulder and squeezed. “No leader has ever been spared losing men Ser Aliender. You’ve done well to lose so few.”

Bel gave him a weak smile and reached up to squeeze the back of his hand. “Thank you Ser Jaren.”

“Long Bones is getting restless.” Jaren nodded past the walls into the town. “Best go channel the Lord Commander and get him back on track before he tries to whip up an army.”

Bel grimaced. “I’ll take care of it. Thank you for the warning Jaren.”

Jaren gave her a lazy salute and returned his full attention to his watch. Bel rolled her shoulders back and stood taller than she felt. She strode into Defiant proper and looked around the square. She found the tall Garlean by the storage building frowning deeply to himself. Quick steps carried her over to where Gaius Bealsar stood. “Gaius could I speak with you please?”

She barely waited for the former legatus’s arched eyebrow and nod before turning to walk to the building that housed the communal kitchen and meeting room. At the end of the building opposite the kitchen was the small room where she kept records of Defiant’s day to day running that she may need to refer to later. The office is where she went to and planted herself on one side of the table that currently held her notes on how much seed they’d been able to harvest from last year’s wheat. “I’m concerned about you getting restless.”

Gaius stood straight-backed as he always did, arms lose at his sides and face stoic as he looked down at her raising an eyebrow. “Is this a wellness check Aliender?”

“What are you planning Baelsar?” Bel asked flatly. She placed her hands on her hips.

“We need to remove the root of the bandit problem.” Baelsar frowned and folded his arms over his chest. Chochoba Choba had once pointed out to Bel that the stoic expression Baelsar perpetually wore was a horrible poker face. Pay attention and get to know the man and you could read him like a book.

“How? As soon as one camp is razed there’s another. This isn’t an army or horde of dragons that could be routed.” Bel considered the older man frowning. “Unless you’re thinking of doing a bit of light conquering? An empirette perhaps?”

“And how many of these attacks do you think Defiant can weather Aliender.” Baelsar asked sharply. He moved her records aside to get at the map that was spread out on the table. Bel cocked her head as she watched him.

“Did you go back to Garlamald after the calamity?” The Miqo’te woman asked softly. She watched his hands go still and the muscles in his jaw twitch. “How much was left?”

“Nothing,” Gaius stared down at the map of Dravinia without seeing it. “Wyrmblood and I had tracked the final two factories to the capital itself. By the time we got there the capital was dead, all that was left were scavengers picking over the bones.”

Bel ran a hand through her hair and decided not to press for details on the story. “You know we don’t have the resources for any kind of campaign. There just isn’t the people, food, water, infrastructure, even if it was a good idea. Which it’s not.”

Baelsar glared down at the petite Miqo’te woman. “How many more men do you intend to lose to attacks we could prevent?”

Bel went very still. On her back, the remembered rancor in Estinien’s gale bog called to her. She fought her temper down, better to delay a response than give her temper over as a tool to be used against her. She’d taken notes at the assembly of the House of Lords for Uncle Antoriel a few times before the war with Garlamald, and she’d seen that particular barb wielded against Ser Aymeric. It was a diversion, a trap to get an emotional response without divulging what the reasoning was. She sprung the trap and turned it the way she’d seen Aymeric do. “We would lose men either way. What do you want here Gaius Belsar?”

“Defiant is not secure if we-“

“It will never be secure. We thought the waking sands was secure until Lahabrea brought Liva Sas Junus and her team to abduct those who were useful and kill everyone else. You thought the Castrums and the Praetorium were secure until they were each brought down by an eight-man team during Operation Archon.” She watched the muscle in his jaw twitch again. She decided to press on. “What would you do sort threw those you grind down and send me back any who might be useful tools? Like you planned to send me back to Garlamald so that the empire could have an Elikon Slayer of its own to train up?”

“I did not realize you’d been told about that.” Baelsar’s tone had gone flat.

“Guards tend to think kids are stupid and don’t have ears so they don’t mind their tongues to well.”

“That would explain some of the changes in the scions behavior.” Baelsar took a long breath in and let it out before speaking again. “You’ve obviously been expecting this conversation Aliender.”

“I’m not an idiot Baelsar I knew who I was letting into my town.” Bel didn’t realize the emphasis she’d put on ‘my’ until it had left her lips.

“Then why let me in at all?” Baelsar’s tone grew short.

“Because it’s better to have you inside pissing out than outside pissing in.” The dragoon snapped back.

Baelsar leaned back and blinked at her. “You are very much Latia’s daughter.”

Bel paused for a moment, “That was Mama Mel’s name when she was still with Garlamald? When you and she were….”

“Lovers? Yes, Latia Sas Ursis.” Baelsar arched an amused eyebrow at the blush that colored the young woman’s cheeks. “I didn’t think she’d told anyone her history with Garlamald.”

“She didn’t remember it until just before the Calamity,” Bel said absently as she restored the records she’d been reviewing back to where she had left them on the table.

Before the man could respond an old lalafel woman stepped into the doorway to look over the situation. She nodded satisfied, “Thank you for leaving the door open Bel.”

“Not a problem Chochoba.” Bel smiled at the other woman.

“They’re having trouble with one of the new birds from Tailfeather, you’ll probably want to make sure no one tries to drag tar and feathers through the forest.” Chochoba jerked a thumb in the direction of the stables. She gave Baelsar an unreadable look before moving on to the kitchen.

“Leave the door open?” Baelsar asked sharply.

“Deserved or not you have a reputation,” Bel stated unapologetically. “It costs me nothing to set her mind at ease.”

Baelsar frowned deeply at her, “Your town does not trust me I take it.”

“Not if they remember the Black Wolf well.” Bel shrugged. “Otherwise they’ll take their cue from me.”

Gaius Baelsar folded his arms and considered the young woman carefully. She was just gone twenty summers and the indisputable leader of one of the few settlements left standing. He could see the legacy of her mother’s, the Scions of the Seventh Dawn, the Dragoons and Temple Knights of Ishgard, all distilled down into this woman shouldering the burden of more than just Defiant. “There is still the question of defense.”

“We will look over physical defenses and see what can be improved,” Bel Aliender looked down at the table seeing the map without looking at it. “Look at sentry and scouting setups as well, an earlier warning will be most effective.”

Gaius Baelsar nodded. “Reasonable under the circumstances. When would you like to start Aliender?”

“We can grab Jaren and inspect the town itself today then spiral out from there tomorrow.” The young dragoon nodded and motioned to the door.

Baelsar followed her out of the building but paused when they stepped into the sunlight. “They would be proud of what you have built here.”

Bel glanced up at him, for the skin of a moment looking her age when uncertainty and hope flashed in her eyes. It was gone and she was looking over her town within a heartbeat. “I can only hope so.”

#ffxiv #ffxiv fan fiction #au: last dragoon #gaius baelsar #bel aliender #military campaigns are not good coping skills #A town called defiant #red head writes a thing

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List of kampo herbs From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia  (Redirected from Kampo herb list) Jump to navigationJump to search This article may require cleanup to meet Wikipedia's quality standards. The specific problem is: External links that appear to be advertising Please help improve this article if you can. (December 2019) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) Kampō (or Kanpō, 漢方) medicine is the Japanese study and adaptation of traditional Chinese medicine. In 1967, the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare approved four kampo medicines for reimbursement under the National Health Insurance (NHI) program. In 1976, 82 kampo medicines were approved by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare. Currently, 148 kampo medicines are approved for reimbursement. [1] The 14th edition of the Japanese Pharmacopoeia (JP) (日本薬局方 Nihon yakkyokuhō) lists 165 herbal ingredients that are approved to be used in kampo remedies.[2] Tsumura (ツムラ) is the leading maker[3] making 128 of the 148 kampo medicines. The "count" column shows in how many of these 128 formulae the herb is found. The most common herb is Glycyrrhizae Radix (Chinese liquorice root). It is in 94 of the 128 Tsumura formulae. Other common herbs are Zingiberis Rhizoma (ginger) (51 of 128 formulae) and Paeoniae Radix (Chinese peony root) (44 of 128 formulae). Name Common Name Kanji Katakana Pinyin Chinese (T) Chinese (S) Genus species Count Achyranthis Radix achyranthis root 牛膝 ゴシツ niú xī 牛膝 牛膝 Achyranthes fauriei 3 Aconiti Rhizoma Carmichael's monkshood rhizome 附子 ブシ fù zǐ 附子 附子 Aconitum carmichaelii 6 Akebiae Caulis chocolate vine stem 木通 モクツウ mù tōng 木通 木通 Akebia quinata 5 Alismatis Rhizoma water plantain rhizome 沢瀉 タクシャ zé xiè 澤瀉 泽泻 Alisma orientale 14 Alpiniae Officinari Rhizoma lesser galangal rhizome 良姜 リョウキョウ liáng jiāng 良薑 良姜 Alpinia officinarum 1 Amomi Semen black cardamom seed 縮砂 シュクシャ shā rén 砂仁 砂仁 Amomum xanthioides 1 Anemarrhenae Rhizoma anemarrhena rhizome 知母 チモ zhī mǔ 知母 知母 Anemarrhena asphodeloides 6 Angelicae Dahuricae Radix angelica root 白芷 ビャクシ bái zhǐ 白芷 白芷 Angelica dahurica 5 Angelicae Radix Chinese angelica root 当帰 トウキ dāng guī 當歸 当归 Angelica acutiloba 37 Araliae Cordatae Radix Japanese spikenard root 和羌活 ワキョウカツ tǔ dāng guī 土當歸 土当归 Aralia cordata 1 Araliae Cordatae Rhizoma Japanese spikenard rhizome 独活 ドッカツ tǔ dāng guī 土當歸 土当归 Aralia cordata 1 Arctii Fructus greater burdock fruit 牛蒡子 ゴボウシ niú bàng zǐ 牛蒡子 牛蒡子 Arctium lappa 2 Arecae Semen betel nut areca nut 檳榔子 ビンロウジ bīng láng/ bīn láng[4] 檳榔 槟榔 Areca catechu 1 Arisaematis Rhizoma arisaema rhizome 天南星 テンナンショウ tiān nán xīng 天南星 天南星 Arisaema heterophyllum 1 Artemisiae Capillari Flos wormwood flower, mugwort flower 茵蔯蒿 インチンコウ yīn chén hāo 茵陳蒿 茵陈蒿 Artemisia capillaris 2 Artemisiae Folium wormwood leaf, mugwort leaf 艾葉 ガイヨウ ài yè 艾葉 艾叶 Artemisia princeps 1 Asiasari Radix Chinese wild ginger root 細辛 サイシン xì xīn 細辛 细辛 Asarum sieboldii 5 Asini Corii Collas collagen 阿膠 アキョウ ē jiāo 阿膠 阿胶 5 Asparagi Radix asparagus root 天門冬 テンモンドウ tiān mén dōng 天門冬 天门冬 Asparagus cochinchinensis 2 Astragali Radix astragalus root 黄耆 オウギ huáng qí 黃蓍 黄芪 Astragalus membranaceus 14 Atractylodis Lanceae Rhizoma atractylodes rhizome 蒼朮 ソウジュツ cāng zhú 蒼朮 苍术 Atractylodes lancea 34 Atractylodis Rhizoma white atractylodes rhizome 白朮 ビャクジュツ bái zhú 白朮 白术 Atractylodes japonica 8 Aurantii Fructus Immaturus unripe bitter orange 枳実 キジツ zhǐ shí 枳實 枳实 Citrus aurantium 14 Aurantii Nobilis Pericarpium aged mikan orange peel 陳皮 チンピ chén pí 陳皮 陈皮 Citrus unshiu 24 Bambusae Caulis, Phyllostachysis Caulis bamboo shavings 竹筎 チクジョ zhú rú 竹茹 竹茹 Bambusa tuldoides 2 Benincasae Semen winter melon seed 冬瓜子 トウガシ dōng guā zǐ 冬瓜子 冬瓜子 Benincasa cerifera 1 Bovis Bezoar cattle gallstone calculus bovis 牛黄 ゴオウ niú huáng 牛黃 牛黄 Bos taurus 0 Bupleuri Radix bupleurum root 柴胡 サイコ chái hú 柴胡 柴胡 Bupleurum falcatum 22 Camelliae Folium tea leaf 茶葉 チャヨウ chá yè 茶葉 茶叶 Camellia sinensis 1 Cannabis Fructus hemp fruit 麻子仁 マシニン má zǐ rén 麻子仁 麻子仁 Cannabis sativa 3 Carthami Flos safflower flower 紅花 コウカ hóng huā 紅花 红花 Carthamus tinctorius 2 Caryophylli Flos clove flower 丁子 チョウジ dīng zǐ 丁子 丁子 Syzygium aromaticum 2 Cassiae Semen senna seed 決明子 ケツメイシ jué míng zǐ 決明子 决明子 Senna obtusifolia (formerly Cassia) 0 Chrysanthemi Flos chrysanthemum flower 菊花 キッカ jú huā 菊花 菊花 Chrysanthemum morifolium 1 Cicadae Periostracum cicada molting 蝉退 ゼンタイ chán tuì 蟬退 蝉退 Cryptotympana tustulata 1 Cimicifugae Rhizoma bugbane rhizome, cohosh rhizome 升麻 ショウマ shēng má 升麻 升麻 Cimicifuga simplex 5 Cinnamomi Cortex Chinese cinnamon bark 桂皮 ケイヒ guì pí 桂皮 桂皮 Cinnamomum cassia 39 Clematidis Radix clematis root 威霊仙 イレイセン wēi líng xiān 威靈仙 威灵仙 Clematis chinensis 2 Cnidii Rhizoma cnidium root 川芎 センキュウ chuān xiōng 川芎 川芎 Cnidium officinale 25 Coicis Semen Job's Tears seed 薏苡仁 ヨクイニン yì yǐ rén 薏苡仁 薏苡仁 Coix lacryma 3 Coptidis Rhizoma goldenthread rhizome 黄連 オウレン huáng lián 黃連 黄连 Coptis japonica 11 Corni Fructus Japanese cornel fruit 山茱萸 サンシュユ shān zhū yú 山茱萸 山茱萸 Cornus officinalis 3 Corydalis Rhizoma corydalis rhizome 延胡索 エンゴサク yán hú suǒ 延胡索 延胡索 Corydalis turtschaninovii 1 Crassostreae Testa pacific oyster shell 牡蛎 ボレイ mǔ lì 牡蠣 牡蛎 Crassostrea gigas 4 Crataegi Fructus Japanese hawthorn fruit 山楂子 サンザシ shān zhā 山楂 山楂 Crataegus cuneata 1 Crotonis Semen rushfoil seed, croton seed 巴豆 ハズ bā dòu 巴豆 巴豆 Croton tiglium 0 Cyperi Rhizoma nut-grass rhizome 香附子 コウブシ xiāng fù zǐ 香附子 香附子 Cyperus rotundus 6 Dioscoreae Rhizoma Chinese yam rhizome 山薬 サンヤク shān yào 山藥 山药 Dioscorea japonica D. opposita 4 Ephedrae Herba ephedra herb 麻黄 マオウ má huáng 麻黃 麻黄 Ephedra sinica 13 Eriobotryae Folium loquat leaf 枇杷葉 ビワヨウ pí pá yè 枇杷葉 枇杷叶 Eriobotrya japonica 1 Eucommiae Cortex eucommia bark 杜仲 トチュウ dù zhòng 杜仲 杜仲 Eucommia ulmoides 1 Eupolyphaga ground beetle, wingless cockroach 庶虫(1) シャチュウ tǔ biē chóng 土鱉蟲 土鳖虫 Eupolyphaga sinensis 0 Fel Ursi bear gallbladder 熊胆 ユウタン xióng dǎn 熊膽 熊胆 Ursus arctos 0 Foeniculi Fructus fennel fruit 茴香 ウイキョウ huí xiāng 茴香 茴香 Foeniculum vulgare 1 Forsythiae Fructus forsythia fruit 連翹 レンギョウ lián qiào 連翹 连翘 Forsythia suspensa 5 Fossilia Ossis Mastodi dragon bone, fossilized vertebrae and bones 竜骨 リュウコツ lóng gǔ 龍骨 龙骨 2 Fritillariae Bulbus fritillaria bulb 貝母 バイモ bèi mǔ 貝母 贝母 Fritillaria verticillata 2 Gardeniae Fructus gardenia fruit 山梔子 サンシシ shān zhī zǐ 山梔子 山栀子 Gardenia jasminoides 13 Gastrodiae Rhizoma gastrodia rhizome 天麻 テンマ tiān má 天麻 天麻 Gastrodia elata 1 Gentianae Scabrae Radix Chinese gentian root 竜胆 リュウタン lóng dǎn caǒ 龍膽草 龙胆草 Gentiana scabra 3 Glehniae Radix Cum Rhizoma glehnia rhizome 浜防風 ハマボウフウ běi shā shēn 北沙參 北沙参 Glehnia littoralis 1 Glycyrrhizae Radix Chinese liquorice root 甘草 カンゾウ gān cǎo 甘草 甘草 Glycyrrhiza uralensis 94 Glycyrrhizae Radix preparata Chinese liquorice root 炙甘草 シャカンゾウ zhì gān cǎo 炙甘草 炙甘草 Glycyrrhiza uralensis 1 Gypsum Fibrosum gypsum mineral 石膏 セッコウ shí gāo 石膏 石膏 10 Hordei Fructus Germinatus barley sprout 麦芽 バクガ mài yá 麥芽 麦芽 Hordeum vulgare 1 Houttuyniae Herba houttuynia herb 十薬 ジュウヤク shí yào 十藥 十药 Houttuynia cordata 0 Leonuri Herba Chinese motherwort herb 益母草 ヤクモソウ yì mǔ cǎo 益母草 益母草 Leonurus japonicus 0 Lilii Bulbus tiger lily bulb 百合 ビャクゴウ bǎi hé 百合 百合 Lilium lancifolium 1 Linderae Radix spicebush root, benjamin bush root 烏薬 ウヤク wū yào 烏樂 乌乐 Lindera strychnifolia 0 Lithospermi Radix lithospermum root 紫根 シコン zǐ gēn 紫根 紫根 Lithospermum erythrorhizon 0 Longan Arillus longan fruit flesh 竜眼肉 リュウガンニク lóng yǎn ròu 龍眼肉 龙眼肉 Euphoria longana 2 Lonicerae Folium Cum Caulis Japanese honeysuckle stem 忍冬 ニンドウ rěn dōng téng 忍冬藤 忍冬疼 Lonicera japonica 1 Lycii Cortex wolfberry tree bark 地骨皮 ジコッピ dì gǔ pí 地骨皮 地骨皮 Lycium chinense 2 Lycii Fructus wolfberry tree fruit 枸杞子 クコシ gǒu qǐ zǐ 枸杞子 枸杞子 Lycium chinense 0 Magnoliae Cortex houpu magnolia bark 厚朴 コウボク hòu pò 厚朴 厚朴 Magnolia officinalis 12 Magnoliae Flos willow-leafed magnolia flower 辛夷 シンイ xīn yí 辛夷 辛夷 Magnolia salicifolia 2 Menthae Herba wild mint herb 薄荷 ハッカ bò hé 薄荷 薄荷 Mentha arvensis 7 Mori Cortex white mulberry bark 桑白皮 ソウハクヒ sāng bái pí 桑白皮 桑白皮 Morus alba 2 Natrii Sulfus sodium sulfate 芒硝 ボウショウ máng xiāo 芒硝 芒硝 6 Nelumbis Semen sacred lotus seed 蓮肉 レンニク lián ròu 蓮肉 莲肉 Nelumbo nucifera 2 Notopterygii Rhizoma notopterygium rhizome 羌活 キョウカツ qiāng huó 羌活 羌活 Notopterygium incisum 3 Nupharis Rhizoma Japanese water lily rhizome 川骨 センコツ chuān gǔ 川骨 川骨 Nuphar japonicum 1 Ophiopogonis Rhizoma mondo grass rhizome 麦門冬 バクモンドウ mài mén dōng 麥門冬 麦门冬 Ophiopogon japonicus 11 Oryzae Semen rice seed 粳米 コウベイ jīng mǐ 粳米 粳米 Oryza sativa 2 Paeoniae Moutan Cortex tree peony bark 牡丹皮 ボタンピ mǔ dān pí 牡丹皮 牡丹皮 Paeonia moutan 8 Paeoniae Radix Chinese peony root 芍薬 シャクヤク sháo yào 芍藥 芍药 Paeonia lactiflora 44 Panacis Ginseng Radix ginseng root 人参 ニンジン rén shēn 人參 人参 Panax ginseng 37 Panacis Japonicus Japanese ginseng root 竹節人参 チクセツニンジン zhú jié rén shēn 竹節人參 竹节人参 Panax japonicus 0 Perillae Herba shiso herb, beefsteak plant 蘇葉 ソヨウ sū yè 蘇葉 苏叶 Perilla frutescens 6 Persicae Semen peach kernel 桃仁 トウニン táo rén 桃仁 桃仁 Prunus persica 6 Peucedani Radix peucedanum root 前胡 ゼンコ qián hú 前胡 前胡 Peucedanum praeruptorum 1 Phellodendri Cortex cork-tree bark 黄柏 オウバク huáng bǎi 黃柏 黄柏 Phellodendron amurense 8 Pinelliae Rhizoma pinellia rhizome 半夏 ハンゲ bàn xià 半夏 半夏 Pinellia ternata 27 Plantaginis Semen Chinese plantain seed 車前子 シャゼンシ chē qián zǐ 車前子 车前子 Plantago asiatica 4 Platycodi Radix Chinese bellflower root, balloon flower root 桔梗 キキョウ jié gěng 桔梗 桔梗 Platycodon grandiflorus 12 Polygalae Radix milkwort root, snakeroot 遠志 オンジ yuǎn zhì 遠志 远志 Polygala tenuifolia 3 Polygoni Multiflori Radix Chinese knotweed root 何首烏 カシュウ hé shǒu wū 何首烏 何首乌 Reynoutria multiflora 1 Polyporus polyporus mushroom 猪苓 チョレイ zhū líng 豬苓 猪苓 Polyporus umbellatus 6 Poria tuckahoe mushroom 茯苓 ブクリョウ fú líng 茯苓 茯苓 Poria cocos 46 Prunus armeniaca apricot kernel 杏仁 キョウニン xìng rén 杏仁 杏仁 Prunus armeniaca 9 Puerariae Radix kudzu root 葛根 カッコン gé gēn 葛根 葛根 Pueraria lobata 4 Quercus Cortex sawtooth oak bark 樸樕 ボクソク xiàng shí 橡實 橡实 Quercus acutissima 2 Rehmanniae Radix Chinese foxglove root 地黄 ジオウ dì huáng 地黃 地黄 Rehmannia glutinosa 22 Rhei Rhizoma turkey rhubarb rhizome 大黄 ダイオウ dà huáng 大黃 大黄 Rheum palmatum 16 Saccharum Granorum ground sugar 膠飴 コウイ jiāo yí 膠飴 胶饴 0 Saposhnikoviae Radix saposhnikovia root 防風 ボウフウ fáng fēng 防風 防风 Saposhnikovia divaricata 11 Sappan Lignum sappan wood shavings 蘇木 ソボク sū mù 蘇木 苏木 Caesalpinia sappan 1 Saussureae Radix saw-wort root, snow lotus root 木香 モッコウ mù xiāng 木香 木香 Saussurea lappa 3 Schisandrae Fructus schisandra fruit 五味子 ゴミシ wǔ wèi zǐ 五味子 五味子 Schisandra chinensis 5 Schizonepetae Spica schizonepeta spikes 荊芥 ケイガイ jīng jìe 荊芥 荆芥 Schizonepeta tenuifolia 8 Scutellariae Radix skullcap root 黄芩 オウゴン huáng qín 黃芩 黄芩 Scutellaria baicalensis 27 Sesami Semen sesame seed 胡麻 ゴマ hú má 胡麻 胡麻 Sesamum indicum 1 Sinomeni Caulis et Rhizoma orient vine rhizome 防已 ボウイ qīng fēng téng 青風藤 青风藤 Sinomenium acutum 3 Sophorae Radix sophora root 苦参 クジン kǔ shēn 苦參 苦参 Sophora flavescens 2 Swertiae Herba swertia herb 当薬 トウヤク dāng yào 當藥 当药 Swertia japonica 0 Talcum Crystallinum (Kadinum) talcum powder 滑石 カッセキ huá shí 滑石 滑石 4 Tetradii Fructus evodia fruit 呉茱萸 ゴシュユ wú zhū yú 吳茱萸 吴茱萸 Tetradium rutaecarpa 3 Tribuli Fructus puncture vine fruit 蒺藜子(2) シツリシ jí lí zǐ 蒺藜子 蒺藜子 Tribulus terrestris 1 Trichosanthis Radix trichosanthes root 栝楼根 カロコン guā lóu gēn 瓜蔞根 瓜蒌根 Trichosanthes kirilowii 2 Trichosanthis Semen trichosanthes seed 栝楼仁 カロニン guā lóu rén 栝蔞仁 栝蒌仁 Trichosanthes kirilowii 1 Tritici Semen wheat seed 小麦 ショウバク xiǎo mài 小麥 小麦 Triticum aestivum 1 Uncariae gambir gambier extract 阿仙薬 アセンヤク ā xiān yào 阿仙藥 阿仙药 Uncaria gambir 0 Uncariae Uncis Cum Ramulus gambier extract 釣藤鈎 チョウトウコウ diào gōu téng 釣鉤藤 钓钩藤 Uncaria rhynchophylla 4 Zanthoxyli Fructus Japanese pepper tree fruit 山椒 サンショウ shān jiāo 山椒 山椒 Zanthoxylum piperitum 2 Zingiberis Rhizoma fresh ginger rhizome 生姜 ショウキョウ shēng jiāng 生薑 生姜 Zingiber officinale 51 Zingiberis Siccatum Rhizoma dried ginger rhizome 乾姜 カンキョウ gān jiāng 乾薑 干姜 Zingiber officinale 12 Zizyphi Fructus jujube fruit, Chinese date 大棗 タイソウ dà zǎo 大棗 大枣 Ziziphus zizyphus 39 Zizyphi Spinosi Semen jujube seed, Chinese date seed 酸棗仁 サンソウニン suān zǎo rén 酸棗仁 酸枣仁 Ziziphus zizyphus 3 Note 1: this character cannot be displayed correctly on a computer. "庶" is usually substituted in Chinese and Japanese. The "灬" in "庶" should be replaced with "虫".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_kampo_herbs

[newwitchiness]

A List of Herbs and Spices

Acerola

African Bird Pepper

Agar Agar

Agrimony

Alfalfa

Alkanet

Alliums

Allspice

Aloe Vera

Angelica

Anise

Annatto

Arrowroot

Asafoetida

Ashwagandha

Arnica

Astragalus

Balm Of Gilead

Barberry

Barley

Basil

Bayberry

Bearberry

Bee Balm

Bee Pollen

Beet Root 

Beth Root

Benzoin

Bilberry

Birthwort

Blackberry

Black Cohosh

Black Haw

Bladderwrack

Blessed Thistle

Blue Cohosh

Blue Flag

Blue Vervain

Blue Violet

Boldo

Boneset

Borage

Boswellia Serrata

Buchu

Buckthorn

Buckwheat 

Bupleurum

Burdock

Burnett

Butcher’s Broom

Butternut 

Cabbage

Calamus

California Poppy

Calendula

Canadian Snakeroot

Camphor

Caraway

Carob

Cascara Sagrada

Caster Oil

Catmint/Catnip

Cat’s Claw

Cayenne Pepper

Celandine

Celery

Centaury

Chamomile,German

Chamomile, Roman

Chaparral

Chaste Berry

Chervil

Chia

Chickweed

Chicory

Chipotle

Chives

Chrysanthemum

Cilantro 

Cinnamon

Cinquefoil

Citric Acid

Clary 

Clay

Cleavers

Clove

Club Moss

Codonopsis

Colicroot

Coltsfoot

Comfrey

Coneflower

Copal Oro

Coptis

Coriander

Cornflower

Corn Silk

Couch Grass

Cowslip

Cramp Bark

Cranesbill 

Cubeb

Cumin

Curly Dock

Damiana

Damson

Dandelion

Devils Claw

Devils Club

Dill

Dong Quai

Dragons Blood

Dock

Dulse

Echinacea

Elder

Elecampane

Eleuthero

Epazote

Eucalyptus

Eyebright

False Unicorn Root

Fennel

Fenugreek

Feverfew

Feverwort

Figwort

Flax, Flaxseed

Frankincense

Fuller’s Earth

Galangal

Garlic

Gentian

Ginger

Ginkgo

Ginseng

Goat’s Rue

Goldenrod

Goldenseal

Gotu Kola

Grapeseed

Gravel Root

Greater Burnet

Great Mullein

Green Tea

Grindelia

Ground Ivy

Guarana

Gymnema

Hawthorn

Heartsease

Henbane

Henna 

Hibiscus

Honeysuckle

Hops

Horehound, Black

Horehound, White

Horse Chestnut

Horseradish 

Horsetail

Hydrangea

Hyssop

Irish Moss

Jasmine

Jewelweed

Jimsonweed

Juniper

Kava Kava Root

Kelp

Kudzu

Lady’s-mantle

Lady’s Slipper

Lavender

Lemon Balm

Lemon Verbena

Lemongrass

Licorice

Liferoot

Line

Linden

Linseed

Lobelia

Lomatium

Lovage

Lungwort

Lychii Berry

Mace

Madder

Mandrake

Maidenhair Fern

Maidenhair Tree

Mallow

Marigold

Marjoram

Marshmallow

Meadowsweet

Milk Thistle

Mistletoe

Motherwort

Mugwort

Muira Pauma

Mulberry

Mullein

Mustard

Myrrh

Neem

Nettle

Nutmeg

Oats

Olive Leaf

Onion

Oregano

Oregon Grape Root

Orris Root

Osha

Papaya Leaf

Paprika

Parsley

Passion Flower

Patchouli 

Pau D’arco

Peppermint

Pennyroyal

Peony

Periwinkle

Peruvian Bark

Pipsissewa

Plantain

Pleurisy Root

Poke Root

Poplar

Prickly Ash

Primrose

Psyllium 

Pukeweed

Purple Coneflower

Purslane

Quassia

Queen Of The Meadow

Radish Seed

Raspberry

Red Clover

Rehmannia

Reishi Mushroom

Rheumatism Root

Rhubarb

Rose/Rose Hips

Rosemary

Rue

Safflower

Saffron

Sage

Salt (Sea)

Saint John's Wort

Sarsaparilla

Sassafras

Savory

Saw Palmetto

Schizandra

Self-heal

Senna 

Sesame

Shavegrass

Sheep’s Sorrel

Shepards Purse

Skullcap

Skunk Cabbage

Slippery Elm

Soapbark

Soapwort

Southern Wood

Spikenard

Spirulina

Squaw Vine

Squawroot

Stevia 

Stickwort

Stillingia

Stone Root

Strawberry Leaf

Suma

Sweet Cicely 

Sweet Sumac

Sweet Violet

Sweetgrass

Szechuan

Tansy

Tarragon

Thuja

Tea

Tea Tree Oil

Thyme

Tonka Bean

Tribulus Terrestris

Turkey Rhubarb

Turmeric

Unicorn Root, False

Usnea

Uva Ursi

Valerian

Vanilla

Vervain

Vitex/Chaste Tree

Violet

White Willow

Wild Yam

Willow

Wintergreen

Witch Hazel

Wood Betony

Wormwood

Xanthan Gum

Yam 

Yarrow

Yellow Doc

Yerba Mate

Yerba Santa

Yohimbe Bark

Yucca

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[cannawitchcreations]

Magickal Folk Names for Herbs

Having knowledge of herbs and plants (either magically or medicinally) during the Middle Ages, often was reason enough to accuse a woman of being a "witch,” so there is no doubt some of the country folk at the time took these herbal folk names literal.  Chances are, these names were used merely as descriptors to help remember them easier.  Most plants were given names descriptive of their uses and others were given names for something they generally resembled. Spells written by witches in ancient times were often written with such descriptors, which personally i believe to be a form of secret coding.

Here is a small list of “witchy” herb names (most of these are already floating around the community) that you can use in your craft when you create your spells.  This list could be a great addition to any Grimoire and i hope you find them as useful as i do.

Enjoy ~~~  Cannawitch

Plants

Aaron's Rod - Goldenrod or mullein stalk Absinthe - Wormwood Adder's Fork - Adder's Tongue Fern or Bistort Adder's Tongue - Dog's Tooth Violet (or Adder's Tongue Fern Ague root - Unicorn root Alison - Sweet Alyssum Angel Food, Archangel - Angelica Angel's Trumpet - Datura Ass's Ear - colt's foot or comfrey Ass's Foot, Bull's Foot - colt's foot Auld Man's Bells, Old man's bells - wood hyacinth, Hyacinthoides hispanica

Bad Man's/Devil's Oatmeal/Porridge - hemlock Bad Man's/Devil's Plaything - Yarrow Bastard - false Dittany Bat flower - tacca Bat's Wing - Holly leaf Bat's Wool - moss (which moss?) Bear's Foot - Lady's Mantle Bear's Grape Bearberry Arctostaphylos uva-ursi Bear Paw - ramsons Allium ursinum or the root of male fern Dryopteris Felix-mas Bear weed - Yerba Santa Eriodictyon californicum Beard of a Monk - Chicory Beggar's Lice - Hound's tongue Beggar's Buttons - Burdock Bird's Eye - Speedwell Veronica officinalis Bird's Foot - Fenugreek Trigonella foenum-graecum (Also bird's foot violet and bird's foot trefoil) Bird's Nest - carrot, Indian pipe Bishop's Wort, Bishop's Elder - Wood betony Stachys betonica Bitter Grass - Ague Root Aletris Farinosa Black Sampson - Echinacea Blazing Star - liatris Blind Eyes - Poppy Blood from a head - Lupine * Blood from a shoulder - Bear's breech * Blood of a Goose - Sap from a mulberry * Morus nigra Blood of an Eye - Tamarisk gall * (probably the tannin extracted from) Blood of Ares - purslane * Blood of Hephaestus - wormwood * Blood of Hestia - Chamomile * Blood - sap of the elder or bloodwort Bloody butcher - Valerian Bloody Fingers - Foxglove Blue Bottle - Bachelor's buttons Boy's Love, Lad's Love: Southernwood Brain Thief - Mandrake Bone of an Ibis - buckthorn * I am not sure if this is Rhamnus cathartica or sea buckthorn Hippophae spp If I can find a recipe containing this, I will know for sure by comparing its purpose to their very different qualities Bread and Cheese - Hawthorn Bride of the Meadow - meadowsweet Bull's Blood - beet or horehound Burning bush - false dittany, also a modern name for species of Euonymus Cow's Horn - Fenugreek Trigonella foenum-graecum Bride of the Sun - calendula Brown Dragon - wake robin Buttons - tansy

Calf's snout - Snapdragon Candlemas Maiden - snowdrop Candlewick - mullein, the flower stalk Capon's Tail - valerian Carpenter's Herb - bugleweed Lycopus europaeus Carpenter's Square - knotted figwort Carpenter's weed - Yarrow Cat - catnip Cat's foot - white balsam, black cohosh, ground ivy Cat's herb - valerian Chameleon star - bromeliad Cheeses - marsh mallow Chocolate flower - wild geranium (I don't buy it) Christ's eye - wild clary Salvia verbenaca Christ's ladder - centaury Christ's spear - adder's tongue fern Ophioglossum vulgatum Church steeple - Agrimony Clear eye - clary sage Cleavers - bedstraw Click - goosegrass Clot - great mullien Cocklebur - Agrimony Cock's comb - amaranth Colt's Tail - fleabane Crane's bill - wild geranium Crow's foot - wild geranium, or wood anemone bulbous buttercup (verified) Crowdy kit - figwort Cuckoo's bread - common plantago Cucumber tree - magnolia Cuddy's lungs - great mullein Crown for a king - wormwood

Dagger flower - blue flag Daphne - bay laurel Dead man's bells foxglove Death angel - fly agaric Amanita Muscaria Death cap - fly agaric Amanita Muscaria Death flower - Yarrow Death's Herb - Belladonna Delight of the Eye - rowan Devil Plant - basil Devil's Apple - Mayapple or Mandrake Devil's beard - houseleek Devil's bit - false unicorn root Devil's cherries Belladonna berries Devil's plaything - yarrow Devil's dung - asafoetida Devil's ear - wakerobin Devil's eye - henbane or periwinkle Devil's flower - bachelor's buttons Devil's fuge - mistletoe Devil's guts - dodder Devil's herb - belladonna Devil's milk - celandine Devil's nettle - yarrow Devil's Shoestring: Various varieties of vibernum, esp Black Haw, cramp bark, hobblebush Dew of the Sea - Rosemary Dog Berry - wild rose hips Dog's mouth - snap dragon Dog's tongue - hound's tongue Dove's foot - wild geranium Dragon - tarragon Dragon Flower - blue flag (really, wild iris? not an arum or a Antirrhinum?) Dragon wort - bistort Dragon's blood - calamus

Eagle - ramsons Allium ursinum Earth apple - potato Earth smoke- fumitory Elf's wort - Elecampane Enchanter's plant - vervain Englishman's fruit/ White man's foot - common plantain Everlasting friendship - goosegrass Eye root - goldenseal

Fairy smoke - Indian pipe Fairy fingers - foxglove Fat from a Head - spurge * Felon herb - Mugwort Five fingers - cinquefoil Fox's Clote - burdock Frog's foot - bulbous buttercup From the belly - Earth-apple. * potato?? Did the writers know about potatoes? When was pgm written? From the foot - houseleek * From the loins - chamomile *

Goat's foot - morning glory Goat's Horn - Fenugreek Trigonella foenum-graecum God's hair - hart's tongue fern Golden's star - avens Gosling's wing - goosegrass Graveyard dust - mullein (and sometimes it's just graveyard dust)

Hag's taper - mullien stalk Hagthorn - hawthorn Hair of Venus - Maidenhair fern Hairs of a Hamadryas Baboon: Dill Seed * Hare's beard - mullein Hawk's Heart, Old Woman - Wormwood Artemisia absinthium crown or seed head * Hind's tongue - hart's tongue fern Holy herb - yerba santa Holy rope - hemp agrimony Eupatorium cannabinum Horse tongue - hart's tongue fern Hundred eyes - periwinkle

Innocence - bluets

Jacob's Staff - Great Mullein Joy of the Mountain - Marjoram Jupiter's Staff - Great Mullein

King's Crown: Black Haw vibernum Knight's Milfoil - Yarrow Kronos' Blood - sap of Cedar *

Lady's glove - foxglove Lamb's ears - betony but more likely lamb's ear Stachys byzantina Lion's Hair - The extra little roots that stick out of the turnip bulb or the base leaves Brassica rapa * Lion's tooth - dandelion Little dragon - tarragon Love in idleness - pansy Love Lies Bleeding - amaranth (Not so ancient, a modern ornamental variant) Love Leaves - burdock Love man - goosegrass Love Parsley - lovage Love root - orris root

Maiden's Ruin - Southernwood Man's Bile - Turnip Juice * Man's Health - Ginseng Master of the Woods - Woodruff May Lily - Lily of the Valley May Rose - Black Haw viburnum May - Black Haw viburnum Maypops - Passion Flower Mistress of the Night - Tuberose Mutton Chops - Goosegrass

Nose Bleed - Yarrow

Old Man's Flannel - Great Mullein Old Man's Pepper - Yarrow Old-Maid's-Nightcap - Wild Geranium

Password - primrose Peter's Staff - Great Mullein Poor Man's Treacle - Garlic Priest's Crown - Dandelion leaves

Queen of the Meadow Root - Gravelroot Queen of the Meadow - Meadowsweet Queen of the Night - Vanilla Cactus

Rats and Mice - Hound's tongue Ram's horn - valerian Ring a Bells - bluebell Robin run in the grass - goosegrass

Scaldhead - blackberry Seed of Horus - horehound See bright - Clary sage Semen of Ammon - Houseleek * Semen of Ares - Clover * Semen of Helios - White Hellebore * Semen of Hephaistos - Fleabane * Semen of Herakles - arugula * Semen of Hermes - Dill * Seven Year's Love Yarrow Shameface - Wild Geranium Shepherd's Heart - Shepherd's Purse Silver Bells - Black Haw viburnum Snake Root - black cohosh Soapwort - Comfrey or Daisy or maybe Soapwort Sorcerer's Violet - Periwinkle Sparrow's Tongue - Knotweed St. John's Herb - Hemp Agrimony St. John's Plant - Mugwort Star Flower - Borage Star of the Earth - Avens Starweed - Chickweed Sweethearts - Goosegrass Swine's Snout - Dandelion leaves

Tail of a Pig - Leopard's bane * Tanner's bark - toadflax Tartar root - ginseng Tears of a Hamadryas Baboon - Dill Juice * Thousand weed - yarrow Thunder plant - houseleek Titan's Blood - Wild Lettuce Lactuca virosa * Torches - mullein flower stalk

Unicorn's horn - unicorn root or false unicorn root Urine - dandelion or maybe urine

Wax dolls - fumitory Weasel - rue Weasel snout - yellow archangel Winter wood - wild cinnamon Canella alba White - ox eye daisy Witch's Asprin - white willow bark (this is ancient?) Witch's brier - wild brier rose hips Wolf claw - club moss Wolf's foot - bugleweed Wolf's milk - euphorbia Woodpecker - herbLpeony Worm fern- male fern Dryopteris Felix-mas

Yerba Santa Maria - epazote

Plant Parts/Body Parts

Blood - Sap or juice Eye - The disc of a composite flower, or a seed Foot - Leaf Guts - Roots, stalks, tangly bits Hair - Very stringy roots (sometimes silk or tangly stems) Head - Flower head or seed head Tail - Stem Tongue - Petal, sometimes stigma Toes - leaf or bud Paw - sometimes bud, usually leaf Privates - Seed pod Worm - stringy roots Wool - Moss

Minerals

A Snake's Ball of Thread - soapstone * Blood of a Snake - hematite * Crocodile Dung - Soil from Ethiopia * A Physician's bone - sandstone *

Animal Parts

A Snake's Head - A leech * Blood of a Hyrax - A rock badger, * small weasel-like/rodent-like (but actually neither) creature native to Africa and the Middle East Blood of a Hamadryas Baboon - Blood of a spotted gecko * Bull's semen - the egg of a blister beetle * Lion Semen - Human semen * Kronos' Spice - Pig Milk *

* From Ecloga ex Papyris Magicis: Liber I, V, xxvi

More Sources for verification -

Galen - De succedaneis, Claudii Galeni Opera Omnia, v 19

Paulus Aegineta, Corpus Medicorum Graecorum IX/2 vII

Dioscorides De Materia Medica

Witchipedia

Lady Raven

Tryskelion

#cannawitch #CannawitchCreations #magic gardens #magick #Herbal Medicine #herbal magick #folk magic #grimoire #green witch #witches of tumblr #witchblr #cannabis witch #kitchen witch #witches cupboard

[msb-lair]

Potential hatchlings from Ursi and Orsi. More speckle than bar, equal amounts of freckle vs daub, and all ghost. Primary-secondary colour ranges in matching sets of mostly dark browns, and tertiary of tan or beige. All of them will qualify as fossil dragons.

#Progeny Testing #Ursi Dragon #Orsi Dragon

[elyndaworld]

The Legends of Simlica

Since I have occasionally alluded to ‘historical matters’ in my chapters, and indeed actually referred to the matter of Simlica and St Polybius the Younger, I suppose this has a place here.

These two are the young Polybius and Sister Ursula of the now legendary Abbey of Simlica. Polybius wears the blue habit of a novice of the Simlican Order, and Ursula wears the working habit of a lay sister.

Polybius (or Pol) was brought to the Abbey as a child when It was realized that she possessed remarkable healing powers. As an adult she took her vows as ‘Polybius’, named for another earlier saint. She became a famed scholar and the authoress of many learned texts, many of which are still extant. In the fullness of time she rose to become Abbess of SImlica, the most famed of all who held that office.  After her death she was canonized as St Polybius the Younger.

Ursula (Ursie) was educated at the Abbey as a child. She later left to marry a local blacksmith, from whom she learned her craft. But it was not long before she found herself widowed, struggling to raise two sons. When they had grown into fine strapping young fellows and well able to take over the business, Ursula returned to the Abbey, became a lay Sister and was put in charge of the smithy there.

A woman of great physical strength, thanks largely to her work in the smithy, she was bluff and plain spoken to the point of occasionally shocking her fellow sisters, and this often led her into trouble. But they learned to respect and trust her judgement in many matters. She and young Pol soon became fast friends.

Many are the tales and legends of their travels and adventures together. Centuries later some of these were compiled into the popular collection known as ‘The Polybian Fables”. They are for the most part humorous and light hearted, but occasionally venture into darker territory.

(Artists impression of Simlica - as described in the “Chronicles of SImlica”)

The Simlicans were an offshoot of the Peteran church. Their founders, believing that the mother church had become too worldly and too much occupied with pomp and ceremony, sought to return to a simpler more ascetic rule, devoted to the care of the poor and needy. But they always maintained their loyalty to the official church and the basic tenets of its founders.

Later, during the persecutions, many fled to Simlica and it became a haven for the dispossessed and the wronged. There also came many others of the Peteran faith, driven from their homelands, priests, nuns and monks who were sympathetic to the Simlican ideals. Amongst them too were the ‘Brothers Militant’ -  The Knights of the Hand...

For, upon a time, as is told in the Chronicles, there came unto the Abbey of Simlica three goodly knights. Their names were Sir Hugh Standing, Sir Robert of Cleeve and Sir Giles de Lacey. War weary they were, after many years of bitter fighting in wasteful and  bloody religious wars. At Simlica they sought healing, and found a new path to follow.

Such were the beginnings of the Knights of the Hand, pledged ever to uphold justice. and to protect the weak and the humble as true knights should.

DRACO DARKE AND HIS DEMON QUEEN.

Draco was a warrior prince, the greatest champion of his day. He won fame for driving out the Nordlanders who sought to conquer the lands around the Blossom River valley. He defeated a large army of them at the Battle of Lealford Sikes, driving many of them to their doom in the treacherous marshes there. Those who escaped the sucking bogs fled back to the sea where they took to their ships.

Draco won much praise for this victory, but many noted his cruelty in dealing with those he captured. He let slay many of them upon the beach within sight of the retreating long ships, calling after them with many taunts: “Come again sailor boys! If you would die bravely as true vikings should, come again and I will teach you how!”

At first he was friendly with the Abbey of Simlica, but later fell under the seductive spell of the sorceress queen B'halla. His stronghold, the Dragon Tower, soon became a place of terror and evil sorcery.

Polybius, now grown to womanhood and Abbess of Simlica, perceived that B'halla was not truly a mortal woman, but a demon out of the ancient chaotic age, who aided by the armies of Draco would soon spread her shadow across the world.

Led by Sir Hugh Standing, the Knights of the Hand, who were allied to SImlica, went up with war against the Dragon Tower, but after a bloody battle were driven back. Then Abbess Polybius herself went alone to confront B'halla, and with the aid of an ancient amulet turned her into stone. Sir Hugh defeated Draco in single combat and then dismay and confusion fell upon the enemy host and they were routed.

Much of this will tie in with the present story. Aubrey Featherstone-Darke believes himself to be a re-incarnation of his ancestor Draco.

#scumthorpe #medieval #sims 3 #Simlica #Knights of the Hand #Draco Darke

[tipsycad147]

Full Moon Correspondences 3

August Corn Moon

The Full Moon in August is a time when our energy is poured into harvesting, gathering and appreciating.   It is a time to of vitality, health and friendships.  Dream-work, divination, and meditation on the harvest we are receiving, and the seeds that we have sown, are appropriate for this Full Moon.

Nature Spirits – Dryads

Herbs – Chamomile, St. John’s wort, bay, angelica, fennel, rue

Colours – Yellow, gold

Flowers – Sunflower, marigold

Scents – Frankincense, heliotrope

Stones – Cat’s eye, carnelian, jasper, fire agate

Trees – Hazel, alder, cedar

Animals – Lion, phoenix, sphinx, dragon

Birds – Crane, falcon, eagle

Deities – Ganesha, Thoth, Hathor, Diana, Hecate, Nemesis

September Harvest Moon

The Full Moon in September is a time of balance between light and dark.  We have sown our seeds and reaped the benefits, and now it is time to rest and reflect.  Now is the time to organize, straighten up and clean physical, emotional, and spiritual clutter

Nature Spirits – Trooping Faeries

Herbs – Copal, fennel, rye, wheat valerian, skullcap

Colours – Brown, yellow-green, yellow

Flowers – Narcissus, lily

Scents – Storax, mastic, gardenia, bergamot

Stones – Peridot, olivine, chrysolite, citrine

Trees – Hazel, larch, bay

Animals – Snake, jackal

Birds – Ibis, sparrow

Deities – Demeter, Ceres, Isis, Nephthys, Ch’ang-O, Thoth

October Blood Moon

The month of October brings us the Blood Moon. This Moon is also called the Harvest Moon, Shedding Moon, Winterfelleth, Windermanoth, Falling Leaf Moon, Ten Colds Moon, and Moon of the Changing Season.

The Blood Moon falls just before Samhain and brings a change in energy that invites us to begin to draw within ourselves, to begin the long contemplative months of the coming winter.

The October Blood Moon takes it's name from the ancient custom of killing livestock before winter arrives.

It is a time of letting go of that which no longer serves you. It is a powerful time for meditations of Karma and reincarnation, inner cleansing and inner harmony. Magick workings about justice and balance are particularly relevant during the Blood Moon.

The Blood Moon is a good time to purify your home, to remove unwanted energies or entities. If you're having bad luck, little accidents or feeling uneasy in your home, then the chances are good that that you need to thoroughly cleanse your house.

Nature Spirits -  Frost Faeries, Plant Faeries Herbs - Pennyroyal, thyme, catnip, uva ursi, angelica, burdock Colours - Dark blue-green Flowers -  Calendula, marigold, cosmos Scents -  Strawberry, apple blossom, cherry Stones -  Opal, Tourmaline, beryl, turquoise Trees - Yew, cypress Animals -  Stag, jackal, elephant, ram, scorpion Birds -  Heron, crow, robin Deities -  Ishtar, Astarte, Demeter, Kore, Lakshmi, Horned God, Belili, Hathor

November Snow Moon

The Full Moon in November is a time of grounding, preparation and transformation. Work magick that will strengthen your communication with the Goddess or God that seems closest to you.

Nature Spirits - Underground Faeries Herbs – Grains of paradise, verbena, betony, borage, cinquefoil, blessed thistle Colours – Grey, sea-green Flowers – Blooming cacti, chrysanthemum Scents – Cedar, cherry blossoms, hyacinth, narcissus, peppermint, lemon Stones – Topaz, Lapis Lazuli Trees – Alder, cypress Animals – Unicorn, scorpion, crocodile, jackal Birds – Owl, goose, sparrow Deities – Kali, Black Isis, Nicnevin, Hecate, Bast, Lakshmi, Skadi, Osiris, Sarasvati

   Source – Moon Magick D.J. Conway

http://sacredwicca.jigsy.com/moon-phases

Picture  Pixabay

[castellanzanelcuore]

I Knights al PalaLottomatica di Roma chiudono l'andata

Finisce il girone d'andata dei Knights contro i primi in classifica della Virtus Roma, al mitico PalaLottomatica, palcoscenico di tantissime partite importanti del club giallorosso e della nazionale italiana.

La squadra affidata a coach Piero Bucchi ha ambizioni di risalire in A1 dopo i fasti degli anni '80 e delle fine dei '90 e, nella prima parte di campionato, ha mantenuto le attese guidando la testa della classifica dall'inizio della stagione.

La coppia di USA romani è una delle meglio assortite del campionato: Henry Sims e Nic Moore.

Henry Sims, classe 1990, è un'ala forte/centro di Baltimora che ha giocato i classici 4 anni di college alla Georgetown University.

Da professionista, per i primi anni, ha giocato tra G-League e NBA con le maglie di Erie BayHawks, New Orleans Hornets, Petron Blaze Boosters, Cleveland Cavaliers, Philadelphia 76ers, Grand Rapids Drive, Brooklyn Nets, Salt Lake City Stars.

Nel 2016/2017 la prima esperienza in Cina ai Shanxi Brave Dragons, prima dell'arrivo alla Vanoli Cremona nel 2017/2018

Oggi con la maglia della Virtus è il miglior americano di Roma e del campionato con 19.7 punti di media, 10.7 rimbalzi con il 56% da 2.

Nic Moore, nato a Winona Lake (Indiana) nel 1992, spende la carriera universitaria tra Illinois State (2011-12) e SMU (dal 2013 al 2016) dove viene allenato da Larry Brown. Diventa per due volte “All ACC Player of the Year” chiudendo i tre anni di college a 14.6 punti e 5.1 assist, guadagnandosi così la chiamata dalla nazionale Usa per le Universiadi in Corea del Sud nel 2015 dove vince la medaglia d’oro. Nel 2016-17 sbarca in Italia alla Enel Brindisi dove raggiunge le Final Eight di Coppa Italia chiudendo la stagione a 12.7 punti e 4.2 assist in 27.7 minuti. Nell’estate del 2017 firma in Francia a Nanterre vincendo a settembre la Supercoppa di Francia, dopo sei partite di campionato (10.8 punti e 3.3 assist) torna a Brindisi viaggiando a 13 punti e 3.8 assist a partita.

Arrivato a Roma segna 15.8 punti di media con 3.1 rimbalzi e 3.7 assist a gara.

Nel parco italiani, Roma ha rinnovato Aristide Landi, Tommaso Baldasso e Massimo Chessa.

Cresciuto nel settore giovanile della Virtus Bologna, con le “V Nere” Landi ha conquistato due Scudetti Under 19 nel 2012 e nel 2013, arricchiti dal titolo di MVP di entrambe le Finali. Con la maglia bianconera ha anche esordito tra i professionisti nel 2012, facendo parte dell’organico della prima squadra fino al febbraio del 2014, quando si è trasferito in prestito alla Fortitudo Bologna in DNB. 

Nel campionato successivo si è spostato a Mantova, poi Trieste e infine Roma.

Già convocato in Nazionale Sperimentale, con cui nel 2015 ha partecipato al Torneo di Losanna, alla Summer League di Roma e alla Tourneé in Cina, Landi ha fatto parte insieme a coach Fabio Corbani della spedizione azzurra che nel 2013 ha vinto i Campionati Europei Under 20 in Estonia.

Oggi è il terzo giocatore in doppia cifra per punti di Roma con 11.3 punti e 4.9 rimbalzi.

Cresciuto nelle giovanili di Torino, nel 2009 Baldasso si trasferisce a Moncalieri dove prosegue il suo percorso nel settore giovanile. Nel 2014 esordisce in prima squadra. Nel 2015/16 in Serie B, ancora a Moncalieri, mette a referto una media di 26.3 minuti in 22 gare, realizzando 11 punti (35% da 2, 29% da 3), 1.8 assist e 2.9 rimbalzi che gli valgono la chiamata dalla Virtus Roma. Con la Nazionale Under 18 ha vinto la medaglia di bronzo agli Europei di categoria in Turchia nel dicembre del 2017. Questa è la sua terza stagione in maglia Virtus in cui, da giovane promessa, si è trasformato in un punto di riferimento della squadra.

Chessa, guardia dalle spiccate doti balistiche, è cresciuto nel settore giovanile del Basket 90, squadra della sua città; a soli 17 anni Chessa viene ingaggiato dalla Dinamo Sassari, dove disputa cinque stagioni. Nel 2009 si trasferisce a Biella, in Serie A, formazione con cui rimane tre anni ritagliandosi minuti importanti, debuttando anche in EuroCup. Dopo Verona e Torino, nel 2014, Chessa torna a Sassari, dove contribuisce ai successi della squadra sarda conquistando uno Scudetto, due Coppa Italia e una Supercoppa Italiana. 

Chessa ha inoltre vestito la maglia della Nazionale Sperimentale nel 2012 e successivamente della Nazionale Maggiore durante il raduno di preparazione degli Europei 2013.

Alla sua terza esperienza in maglia romana è Daniele Sandri, classe 1990, cresciuto nelle giovanili della Benetton Treviso. Trascorre quattro stagioni tra le fila biancoverdi, conquistando lo Scudetto Under 19 nel 2007, quando partecipa anche alle vittoriose Final Eight di Coppa Italia con la prima squadra, e nel 2009. Nel 2010 si trasferisce in prestito a Castelletto Ticino, dove un infortunio al ginocchio ne limita l’utilizzo.

Dopo un altro anno a Treviso, nel 2012 passa a Torino, dove rimane per due stagioni. In gialloblù raggiunge subito la promozione in LegaDue Gold e sfiora la finale playoff anche nel 2014, fermandosi all’intensa sfida in semifinale contro Trento. Nella stagione 2014-15 firma con la Virtus Roma, disputando 29 incontri in campionato e 14 in Eurocup. Dopo un anno a Casalpusterlengo, torna alla Virtus Roma e, nella scorsa stagione a Siena.

Tra i nuovi arrivi romani di ottimo livello: Amar Alibegovic, Marco Santiangeli e Andrea Saccaggi.

Figlio d'arte di Teoman (che in Italia ha giocato nella Fortitudo Bologna, a Trieste e Udine) e fratello di Mirza, in forza alla Bertram Tortona, Alibegovic è un lungo bosniaco di passaporto italiano di 206 cm per 109 kg proveniente dalla St. John’s University di New York.

Alibegovic nasce a Corvallis (Oregon) negli Stati Uniti nel 1995, si forma cestisticamente a Roma nel vivaio della Stella Azzurra, che saluta nell’estate del 2014 per imbarcarsi verso New York e giocare in uno dei college più prestigiosi dell’NCAA. A St. John’s viene allenato nelle ultime tre stagioni da Chris Mullin, uno dei migliori giocatori di tutti i tempi, membro del Dream Team originale di Barcelona ’92. Lo scorso 29 giugno ha esordito con la maglia della nazionale maggiore della Bosnia-Herzegovina impegnata nelle qualificazioni mondiali, prima della firma con Roma.

Marco Santiangeli, ala di 192 cm per 95 kg ha vestito come avversario dei Knights, nelle ultime due stagioni la maglia della Givova Scafati. Nato a San Severino Marche nel 1991, Santiangeli segue tutta la trafila delle giovanili con la maglia della Vigor Matelica, squadra del suo paese di origine. Nel 2009 passa all'Aurora Jesi e per 7 stagioni gioca con la squadra jesina nel secondo campionato italiano, crescendo anno dopo anno fino a raggiungere, nel 2015/16, i 14.9 punti a partita suo massimo in carriera. Messosi in mostra anche con le squadre nazionali (argento all'Eurobasket under 20 del 2011 in Spagna), Santiangeli nel 2016 approda alla Givova Scafati dove rimane per due stagioni, l'ultima chiusa a 9.2 punti e 2.4 rimbalzi in 26 minuti di utilizzo.

Andrea Saccaggi, invece, è stato avversario dei Knights con la maglia di Latina.

Saccaggi, nato nel 1989 a Massa, è cresciuto nel settore giovanile della Don Bosco Livorno e ha fatto il suo esordio nella massima serie nazionale con la Pallacanestro Treviso nella stagione 2007-08. L’anno seguente è di nuovo in terra labronica per vestire la maglia del Basket Livorno per poi, dal 2009, tornare nuovamente a Treviso per otto partite prima di entrare a far parte della Fulgor Omegna con la quale rimane per cinque stagioni nelle quali va sempre in doppia cifra di media per punti segnati. Nel 2014 si trasferisce alla Fortitudo Agrigento dove disputerà la finale playoff per la promozione in Serie A persa con Torino. Nella stagione 2016-17 è con la TVB Treviso, mentre lo scorso anno veste la canotta della Benacquista Latina con la quale chiude a 9.1 punti e 2.8 assist in 27.6 minuti di impiego.

In panchina, ma con pochi minuti in campo Edoardo Lucarelli e Bojan Matic.

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Benetti out per la stagione, si opererà a fine gennaio. 

ARBITRI

1° Arbitro: URSI STEFANO di LIVORNO (LI)

2° Arbitro: D'AMATO ALEX di ROMA (RM)

3° Arbitro: GAGNO GABRIELE di SPRESIANO (TV)

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[justabeautifulgirl]

Names for herbs: A-F

A

A Hawk's Heart: Heart of Wormwood Artemisia absinthium

A Lion's Hairs: Tongue of a Turnip [i.e., the leaves of the taproot] Brassica napus

A Man's Bile: Turnip Sap Brassica napus

A Pig's Tail: Leopard's Bane Arnica montana

A Titan's Blood: Wild Lettuce Lactuca virosa

Aaron's Rod: Goldenrod Solidago Virgaurea -or- Great Mullein Verbascum thapsus

A Bone of an Ibis: Buckthorn Rhamnus cathartica

Absinthe: Wormwood Artemisia Absinthium

Adder's Fork: Bistort Polygonum Bistorta

Adder's Mouth: Chickweed Stellaria Media

Adder's Tongue: Dogstooth Violet Erythronium multiscapoideum

Alison Alyssum Alyssum spp

Angel Food: Angelica Angelica archangelica

Angel's Trumpet: Jimsonweed / Datura Datura Stamonium

Apple of Carthage: Pomegranate Punica Granatum

Archangel: Angelica Angelica archangelica

Artemis Herb: Mugwort Artemisia Vulgaris

Ass's Ear: Comfrey Symphytum Officinale -or- ColtsfootTussilago Farfara

Ass's Foot: Coltsfoot Tussilago Farfara

An Eagle: Wild Garlic Allium sativum

Auld Man's Bells: Bluebells Scilla Nutans, Scilla non-scripta, Hyacinthoides non-scripta

B

Bad Man's Oatmeal: Hemlock Conium Maculatum

Bad Man's Plaything: Yarrow Achillea millefolium

Bastard: False or White Dittany Dictamnus Albus

Bat's Wings: Holly Ilex Aquifolium

Beard of the Monk: Chicory Cichorium Intybus

Bear's Foot: Lady's Mantle Alchemilla Vulgaris

Bear's Grape: Poke Root Phytolacca decandra -or- Uva Ursa Arctostaphylos Uva-Ursi

Bear's Paw: Root Male Fern Dryopteris Felix-mas

Bear's Weed; Yerba Santa Eryodictyon californicum

Beggar's Buttons: Burdock Arctium Lappa

Beggar's Lice: Houndstongue Cynoglossum officinale

Bird's Eye: Germander or Speedwell Teucrium chamaedrys

Bird's Foot: Fenugreek Trigonella Foenum-graecum

Bird's Nest: Indian Pipe Monotropa Uniflora

Bishop's Elder: Betony Stachys Officinalis, Betonica Officinalis, Stachys Betonica

Bishop's Leaves: Water Figwort Scrophularia Aquatica

Bishop's Wort: Betony Stachys Officinalis, Betonica Officinalis, Stachys Betonica

Bitter Grass: Ague Root Aletris Farinosa

Black Sampson: Echinacea Echinacea purpurea, Echinacea pallida, and Echinacea angustifolia 

Blazing Star: Ague Root Aletris Farinosa

Blind Eyes: Poppies Papaver Spp. & Somniferum

Blood: Elder sap (or another tree sap) Sambucus Nigra

Blood from a Head: Lupine Lupinus perennis, Lupinus polyphyllus

Blood from a Shoulder: Bear's Breach Acanthus spinosus

Blood of Ares: Purslane Portulaca sativa

Blood of a Goose: Milk of the Mulberry Tree Morus nigra

Blood of a Snake: Hematite mineral form of Iron oxide (Fe2O3)

Blood of an Eye: Tamarisk Gall Tamarix orientalis

Blood of Ares: Purslane Portulaca Spp.

Blood of Hephaistos: Wormwood Artemisia Absinthium

Blood of Hestia: Chamomile Anthemis Nobilis

Bloodwort: Yarrow Achillea Millefolium

Bloody Butcher: Valerian Valeriana Officinalis

Bloody Fingers: Foxglove Digitalis Purpurea, Digitalis Lanata

Blue Bottle: Bachelor's Buttons Centaurea Cyanus

Boy's Love: Southernwood Artemisia Abrotanum

Brain Thief: Mandrake Atropa Mandragora

Bread and Cheese Tree: Hawthorne Crataegus oxyacantha

Bride of the Meadow: Meadowsweet Eupatorium Purpureum

Bride of the Sun: Calendula Calendula Officinalis

Brown Dragon: Wake Robin Arisaema Triphyllum, Arum spp.

Bull's Blood: Horehound Marrubium Vulgare

Bull's Foot: Coltsfoot Tussilago Farfara

Bull's Semen: Egg of a Blister Beetle beetles (Coleoptera) of the family Meloidae

Burning Bush: White Dittany Dictamnus albus

Buttons Tansy: Tanacetum Vulgare

C

Calf's Snout: Snapdragon Antirrhinum Magus

Candelmas Maiden: Snowdrop Galanthus nivalis

Candlewick Plant: Mullein Verbascum thapsus

Capon's Tail: Valerian Valeriana Officinalis

Carpenter's Herb: Sweet Bugle Lycopus Virginicus

Carpenter's Square: Knotted Figwort Scrophularia nodosa

Carpenter's Weed: Yarrow Achillea millefolium

Cat: Catnip Nepta Cataria

Cat's Foot: White Balsam Gnaphalium polycephalum -or-Canada Snake Root Asarum Canadensis -or- Ground IvyGlechoma hederacea

Cat's Herb: Valerian Valeriana Officinalis

Chameleon Star: Bromeliad Vriesia, Billbergia, Aechmae, Annanas, Bromelia, Guzmania, Cryptanthus, Neoreglia spps

Cheeses: Marsh Mallow Althaea Officinalis

Christ's Eye: Vervain Sage Salvia Verbenaca

Christ's Ladder: Centaury Erythraea Centaurium

Christ's Spear: Adder's Tongue Fern Ophioglossum Vulgatum

Church Steeples: Agrimony Agrimonia Eupatoria, Agrimonia Gyposepala

Chocolate Flower: Wild Geranium Geranium manculatum

Clear Eye: Clary Sage Salvia sclarea

Cleavers: Bedstraw Galium Verum, G. Triforum

Click: Goosegrass Galium aparine

Clot: Great Mullein Verbascum thapsusCocklebur: Agrimony Agrimonia Eupatoria, Agrimonia Gyposepala

Colt's Tail: Canadian Fleabane Erigeron Canadense

Corpse Plant: Indian Pipe Monotropa Uniflora

Cuddy's Lungs: Great Mullein Verbascum thapsus

Crane's Bill: Wild Geranium Geraniaum Maculatum

Crocodile Dung: Ethiopian Soil

Crowdy Kit: Figwort Scrophularia nodosa

Crow Foot: Wild Geranium Geraniaum Maculatum -or-Wood Anemone Anemone Nemorosa

Crown for a King: Wormwood Artemisia Absinthium

Cuckoo's Bread: Common Plantain Plantago major

Cucumber Tree: Magnolia Magnolia acuminata

D

Dagger Flower: Blue Flag Iris versicolor

Daphne: Laurel/Bay Laurus nobilis

Dead Man's Bells: Foxglove Digitalis Purpurea, Digitalis Lanata

Death Angel: Agaric Amanita Muscaria

Death Cap: Agaric Amanita Muscaria

Death Flower: Yarrow Achillea millefolium

Death's Herb: Belladonna Atropa belladonna

Delight of the Eye: Rowan Sorbus Spp.

Devil Plant: Sweet Basil Ocimum Basilicum

Devil's Apple: Mayapple Podophyllum peltaltum -or-Mandrake Atropa Mandragora

Devil's Beard: Houseleek Sempervivum tectorumDevil's Bit; False Unicorn Root Chamaelirium luteum

Devil's Cherries: Belladonna Atropa belladonna

Devils Dung: Asafoetida Ferula Foetida

Devil's Ear: Wake Robin Arisaema Triphyllum, Arum spp.

Devil's Eye: Henbane Hyoscyamus Niger -or- PeriwinkleVinca major, Vinca minor

Devil's Flower: Bachelor's Buttons Centaurea cyanus

Devil's Fuge: Mistletoe Viscum Album

Devil's Guts: Dodder Cuscuta Europaea

Devil's Herb: Belladonna Atropa belladonna

Devil's Milk: Celandine Chelidonium Majus

Devil's Nettle: Yarrow Achillea Millefolium

Devil's Plaything: Yarrow Achillea Millefolium

Devil's Shoestring: Black Haw Vibrunum Prunifolium -or- Cramp Bark Viburnum opulus -or- HobblebushViburnum alnifolium -or- North American Goat's RueTephrosia virginiana

Dew of the Sea: Rosemary Rosemarinus Officinalis

Dogberry: Brier Hips Rosa Canina

Dog's Mouth: Snap Dragon Antirrhinum Magus

Dog's Tongue: Houndstongue Cynoglossum officinale

Dove's Foot: Wild Geranium Geraniaum Maculatum

Dragon: Tarragon Artemisia Dracunculus

Dragon Flower: Blue Flag Iris versicolor

Dragon Wort: Bistort Polygonum Bistorta

Dragon's Blood: Calamus Acorus calamus

Dragon's Teeth: Blue Vervain Verbena Officinalis

Drunkard: Calendula Calendula Officinalis

Duck's Foot: Mayapple Podophyllum peltaltum

Dulcamara: Woody Nightshade Celastrus scandens

Dwale: Deadly Nightshade Atropa Belladonna

E

Eagle: Wild Garlic Allium sativum

Eardrops: Dutchman's Breeches Dicentra cucullaria

Earth Smoke: Fumitory Fumaria officinalis

Earth Star: Bromeliad Vriesia, Billbergia, Aechmae, Annanas, Bromelia, Guzmania, Cryptanthus, Neoreglia spps

Eerie: Yarrow Achillea millefolium

Egyptian Thorn: Gum Arabic Acacia senegal 

Egyptian Gum: Gum Arabic Acacia Senegal, A. VeraElf Dock: Elecampane Inula Helenium

Elf Leaf: Lavender Lavendula officinale or L. vera -or-Rosemary Rosemarinus Officinalis

Elf's Wort: Elecampane Inula Helenium

Elven: Common Elm Ulmus Campestris

Enchanter's Plant: Blue Vervain Verbena Officinalis

Englishman's Foot: Common Plantain Plantago major

Erba Santa Maria: Spearmint Mentha suaveolens

Everlasting Friendship: Goosegrass Galium Aparine

Exile Tree: Be-Still Thevetia nereifolia

Eye of Christ: Germander Speedwell

Eye of Newt: A type of mustard seed with a black spot Cruciferae; Brassica

Eye of the Day: Common Daisy Bellis Perennis

Eye of the Star: White Horehound Marrubium Vulgare

Eye Root: Goldenseal Hydrastis Canadensis

Eyes: Any "eye" flowers such as daisies, bachelor's buttons, horehound, aster, eyebright, etc.

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Fairy Bells: Wood Sorrel Oxalis Acetosella

Fairy Candles: Dutchman's Breeches Dicentra cucullaria

Fairy Caps: Foxglove Digitalis Purpurea, Digitalis Lanata

Fairy Cup: Cowslip Primula Veris

Fairy Smoke: Indian Pipe Monotropa Uniflora

Fairy Thimbles: Foxglove Digitalis Purpurea, Digitalis Lanata

Fairy Wand: Devil's bit Chamaelirium luteum -or- FalseUnicorn Root Chamaelirium luteum

Fairy's Eggs: Nutmeg Myristica fragrans

Fairy's Glove: Foxglove Digitalis Purpurea, Digitalis Lanata

Fat from a Head: Spurge Euphorbia spp.

Felon Herb: Mugwort Artemisia Vulgaris

Felonwood: Woody Nightshade Celastrus scandens

Felonwort: Celandine Chelidonium Majus -or- Woody Nightshade Celastrus scandens

Field Hops: Yarrow Achillea millefolium

Five Fingers Bloodroot Sanguinaria canadensis -or-Cinquefoil Potentilla Reptans, Potentilla Erecta

Flesh and Blood: Bloodroot Sanguinaria canadensis

Flower of Death: Periwinkle Vinca major, Vinca minor

Flower of Flowers: Ylang-Ylang Cananga odorata

Flower of Immortality: Wild Amaranth Amaranthus Hypochondriacus

Folk's Glove: Foxglove Digitalis Purpurea, Digitalis Lanata

Food of the Gods: Asafoetida Ferula Foetida

Foxes' Claws: Foxglove Digitalis Purpurea, Digitalis Lanata

Fox's Clote: Burdock Arctium Lappa

Friar's Cap: Aconite Aconitum Napellus, Agrimonia eupatoria

Friar's Cowl: Wake Robin Arisaema Triphyllum, Arum spp.

Frog's Foot: Bulbous Buttercup Ranunculus spp.

From the Belly: Earth-apple / Potato Solanum tuberosum

From the Foot: Houseleek. Sempervivum tectorum

From the Loins: Chamomile Anthemis Nobilis

Fruit of the Gods: Apple Pyrus Spp, Malus spp.

Fruit of the Underworld: Apple Pyrus Spp, Malus spp.

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