How To Use Althaea In A Sentence
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[L. althaea, a marsh mallow, f. [the Greek] to heal.]
The Annotated "Althea"
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The generic name Althaea is derived from the Greek word altho, "to cure", while the specific name officinalis refers to its long history as a medicinal plant, used since Roman times, and as a confection.
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Round the guard-house a number of negro girls, with broad flat baskets on their heads, were selling fruit and cold water: they had decked their woolly hair, and the edges of their baskets, with garlands of the scarlet althaea; their light blue or white cloaks were thrown gracefully across their dusky shoulders, and white jackets, so that it was such a picture as the early Spaniards might have drawn of their Eldorado.
Journal of a Voyage to Brazil And Residence There During Part of the Years 1821, 1822, 1823
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The plant is althaea officinalis - it may have had a connection with the plant in a dim and distant English past, but these days it has none. matzah - aka matzo unleavened bread, basically a dry biscuit.
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Althaea's tragedy results from her fatal defects in character, that is, her strong desire to dominate and her too much love for her son, Meleager.
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Chapter Two proves that Althaea's tragedy is a tragedy of fate.
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Althaea's tragedy results from her fatal defects in character, that is, her strong desire to dominate and her too much love for her son, Meleager.