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Digest urth.v028.n002

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David Duffy18 Jul 1999, 05:21originalas archived
Digest urth.v028.n002
↰ answers Roy C. Lackey · by quotation
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From: "Roy C. Lackey" <rclackey at stic.net> [N1] "...twined lupine, purple loosestrife, and white meadow rue." are the wildflowers that deck the bowers of Sev and his fellow gods. Lupine (very Wolfean) means "voraciousness; inspiration; dejection". Loosestrife (lysimachia vulgaris) means "pretension". Lysimachia is Greek for "ending ...meaning for rue of "disdain".
I'm really impressed by this flowery analysis too. Just for this last list, maybe the English meanings/puns are also relevant, "loosing strife" as well as "ending strife", and "rue".

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