Rue - Revision history

Conrad Leviston: Category:Herbs and minor edit

2004-08-25T03:26:19Z

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	A hardy, evergreen plant native to Southern Europe, Rue grows best in a dry, sheltered position. Originally used to defend against [[witch]]es and magic, it is now used as an insect repellent, or to relieve headaches and sciatica by bruising the fresh leaves and rubbing them against the skin. If used excessively, it is an [[acro-narcotic]] poison, and causes vomiting. It is well noted for its pungent smell.		A hardy, evergreen plant native to Southern Europe, '''Rue''' grows best in a dry, sheltered position. Originally used to defend against [[witch]]es and magic, it is now used as an insect repellent, or to relieve headaches and sciatica by bruising the fresh leaves and rubbing them against the skin. If used excessively, it is an [[acro-narcotic]] poison, and causes vomiting. It is well noted for its pungent smell.

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	* [[Rue (Askham)\|Entry in Askham's Herbal]]		* [[Rue (Askham)\|Entry in Askham's Herbal]]
	* [[Rue (Maplet)\|Entry in Maplet's A Greene Forest]]		* [[Rue (Maplet)\|Entry in Maplet's A Greene Forest]]

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Conrad Leviston at 22:39, 3 March 2004

2004-03-03T22:39:52Z

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	* [[Syrian rue]]		* [[Syrian rue]]
	* [[Rue (Askham)\|Entry in Askham's Herbal]]		* [[Rue (Askham)\|Entry in Askham's Herbal]]
			* [[Rue (Maplet)\|Entry in Maplet's A Greene Forest]]

Conrad Leviston: fixed link

2004-02-18T12:04:22Z

fixed link

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	* [[Syrian rue]]		* [[Syrian rue]]
	* [[~~ruta~~\|Entry in Askham's Herbal]]		* [[Rue (Askham)\|Entry in Askham's Herbal]]

Conrad Leviston at 13:34, 16 February 2004

2004-02-16T13:34:25Z

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	A hardy, evergreen plant native to Southern Europe, Rue grows best in a dry, sheltered position. Originally used to defend against [[witch]]es and magic, it is now used as an insect repellent, or to relieve headaches and sciatica by bruising the fresh leaves and rubbing them against the skin. If used excessively, it is an [[acro-narcotic]] poison, and causes vomiting. It is well noted for its pungent smell.		A hardy, evergreen plant native to Southern Europe, Rue grows best in a dry, sheltered position. Originally used to defend against [[witch]]es and magic, it is now used as an insect repellent, or to relieve headaches and sciatica by bruising the fresh leaves and rubbing them against the skin. If used excessively, it is an [[acro-narcotic]] poison, and causes vomiting. It is well noted for its pungent smell.

	''See also: ~~[[Syrian rue]]''~~		See also:

			* [[Syrian rue]]
			* [[ruta\|Entry in Askham's Herbal]]

Morgant: typos

2003-10-06T11:48:44Z

typos

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	A hardy, evergreen plant native to Southern Europe, ~~growing~~ best in a dry, sheltered position. Originally ~~it was~~ used to defend against [[witch]]es and magic, ~~but~~ is now used as an ~~inesect~~ ~~repellant~~, ~~and~~ to relieve headaches and sciatica by bruising the fresh leaves and rubbing them against the skin. If used excessively, it is an [[acro-narcotic]] poison, and causes vomiting. It is well noted for its pungent smell.		A hardy, evergreen plant native to Southern Europe, Rue grows best in a dry, sheltered position. Originally used to defend against [[witch]]es and magic, it is now used as an insect repellent, or to relieve headaches and sciatica by bruising the fresh leaves and rubbing them against the skin. If used excessively, it is an [[acro-narcotic]] poison, and causes vomiting. It is well noted for its pungent smell.

	''See also: [[Syrian rue]]''		''See also: [[Syrian rue]]''

Update at 21:58, 20 June 2003

2003-06-20T21:58:22Z

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A hardy, evergreen plant native to Southern Europe, growing best in a dry, sheltered position. Originally it was used to defend against [[witch]]es and magic, but is now used as an inesect repellant, and to relieve headaches and sciatica by bruising the fresh leaves and rubbing them against the skin. If used excessively, it is an [[acro-narcotic]] poison, and causes vomiting. It is well noted for its pungent smell.

''See also: [[Syrian rue]]''