Amethyst - Revision history

Sarah Van Der Goes: fixed wiki

2007-08-03T15:03:38Z

fixed wiki

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	Amethyst is a purple coloured form of [[quartz]]. Its name is thought to come from the Greek ''a'', "not," and ''methbskein'', "to intoxicate," owing to its purported property of guarding against [[~~drunkenness~~]]. According to the Rev. C. W. King, however, the word may simply be a corruption of an Eastern name for the [[stone]].		Amethyst is a purple coloured form of [[quartz]]. Its name is thought to come from the Greek ''a'', "not," and ''methbskein'', "to intoxicate," owing to its purported property of guarding against [[drunk]]enness. According to the Rev. C. W. King, however, the word may simply be a corruption of an Eastern name for the [[stone]].

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Ld Hærek at 03:40, 16 November 2006

2006-11-16T03:40:52Z

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	Amethyst is a purple coloured form of quartz. Its name is thought to come from the Greek ''a'', "not," and ''methbskein'', "to intoxicate," owing to its purported property of guarding against [[drunkenness]]. According to the Rev. C. W. King, however, the word may simply be a corruption of an Eastern name for the [[stone]].		Amethyst is a purple coloured form of [[quartz]]. Its name is thought to come from the Greek ''a'', "not," and ''methbskein'', "to intoxicate," owing to its purported property of guarding against [[drunkenness]]. According to the Rev. C. W. King, however, the word may simply be a corruption of an Eastern name for the [[stone]].

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Conrad Leviston: categorise

2006-05-19T14:52:27Z

categorise

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	* [[Amethyst (maplet)\|~~amethyst~~ according to Maplet's A Greene Forest]]		* [[Amethyst (maplet)\|Amethyst according to Maplet's A Greene Forest]]

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User 144: links spelling

2006-02-22T06:10:34Z

links spelling

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	Amethyst is a purple coloured form of quartz. Its name is thought to come from the Greek ''a'', "not," and ''methbskein'', "to intoxicate," owing to its purported property of guarding against [[drunkenness]]. According to the Rev. C. W. King, however, the word may simply be a corruption of an Eastern name for the stone.		Amethyst is a purple coloured form of quartz. Its name is thought to come from the Greek ''a'', "not," and ''methbskein'', "to intoxicate," owing to its purported property of guarding against [[drunkenness]]. According to the Rev. C. W. King, however, the word may simply be a corruption of an Eastern name for the [[stone]].

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	* [[~~amethyst~~ (maplet)\|amethyst ~~accosrding~~ to Maplet's A Greene Forest]]		* [[Amethyst (maplet)\|amethyst according to Maplet's A Greene Forest]]

Conrad Leviston: oops, bad link

2004-03-08T12:20:29Z

oops, bad link

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	* [[amethyst\|amethyst accosrding to Maplet's A Greene Forest]]		* [[amethyst (maplet)\|amethyst accosrding to Maplet's A Greene Forest]]

Conrad Leviston at 12:20, 8 March 2004

2004-03-08T12:20:00Z

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Amethyst is a purple coloured form of quartz. Its name is thought to come from the Greek ''a'', "not," and ''methbskein'', "to intoxicate," owing to its purported property of guarding against [[drunkenness]]. According to the Rev. C. W. King, however, the word may simply be a corruption of an Eastern name for the stone.

See also
* [[amethyst|amethyst accosrding to Maplet's A Greene Forest]]