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In Sussex, a tradition is to take an elder twig, tie it in three or four knots and carry it in one s pocket to protect the bearer from rheumatism. Elder twigs have also been used as an amulet to help prevent epilepsy. According to Anatomie of an Elder, "In the month of October, a little before the full moon, pluck a twig of the Elder and cut the part out between two joints. Cut into nine pieces, tie them up in a linen cloth and bind above the heart with thread. Tighten until the thread breaks, remove the amulet with an instrument and bury in the ground, so nobody can touch it."... [Pg.84]

I pray that you and all at Astley are well. I sail tomorrow and the Lord providing I shall be with you Saturday the next before Whit Sunday. It is often said that the firstborn waitfor the full moon, and I have found it to be so. So tides and winds willing I shall be with you. But my dear daughter, should your pains begin before that, pray to Our Lady, but fear not. Mai is wise and handy—did she not save my little Martha when she would not breathe —and God will send you a son, and all will be well,... [Pg.73]

Buchelt, Lisabeth C. Alchemical and Tarot imagery in Yeat s later plays The Resurrection and A full moon in March. Cauda Pavonis 16, no. 1 (Spring 1997) 1-9. [Pg.672]

It was subsequently shown that not all fish are deterred from feeding on P. homomalla. The butterflyfish, Chaetodon capistratus, avidly consumes the extended polyps of large colonies of P. homomalla during its summer spawning cycle (during or shortly after full moon) [68]. The nature of any adaptations or... [Pg.150]

Calculate the ratio of the photon flux from the Sun and the Full Moon on Earth and, using the measured solar flux on Earth, calculate the flux from the Full Moon on Earth. [Pg.39]

The ELEVENTH OF MARCH was a full moon. It passed uneventfully enough after the adventure of Dennis and the mission bell, meaning that I can now recollect little of what happened. I remained ecstatic, certain that all was for the best, certain that some definitive tipping of the hand by the thing we were dealing with was about to occur. [Pg.119]

NEW f MOON FIRST QUARTER FULL, MOON LAST QUARTER ... [Pg.211]

Much of world history exhibits a pattern of political cycles, superimposed on the cycles of day and night, full moon to full moon, seasons, droughts and IcKusts. No wonder that cyclical theories of history and visions of the eternal return are so attractive. But things can also get steadily worse or steadily better. The trend may be masked by cycles, but not indefinitely. Destruction of the environment is often nearly impossible to undo. Two thousand years ago the land around the Mediterranean, includ-... [Pg.168]

Is it time Can I dare hope She glanced over at Trix, but fixed her full-moon gaze on Aphrodite. Daughter, tell me you would not come here for any other reason. ... [Pg.100]

The following recipe is reprinted from Full Moon Feast Food and the Hunger for Connection, by Jessica Prentice. Used by permission of Chelsea Green Publishing, Inc, copyright 2006.)... [Pg.254]

A widely reproduced stereoscope image of the full moon, c. 1899. [Pg.105]

TIN — Calcined Tin is a name of the Stone when it has been elaborated to the White Stage, which is also termed Cinders of Tin, Tin Ashes, the Full Moon, Diana Unveiled, etc. [Pg.368]

Meteor activity is often described in terms of the number of meteors observed per hour. The observed hourly rate of meteors will be dependent upon the prevalent seeing conditions, and factors such as the presence of a full moon, local light pollution, and... [Pg.319]

A photo of the full moon taken from Apolto 77.The mare regions, which are relatively flat, appear as dark areas because they reflect less light.The highlands are lighter In color and have a more rugged surface than the mare. About 1 of the surface shown In this picture cannot be seen from the Earth. U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration Q ASA). JLM dsuals. Reproduced by permission. [Pg.419]

There is actually about a 20° tilt, so total eclipses over selected area occur only about seven times a year, when the Earth is directly between the Sun and the Moon. The Earth s shadow falls on the full Moon, and it slowly becomes dark and then bright again as it moves out of the Earth s shadow. [Pg.419]

Light, Michael, and Andrew Chaikin. Full Moon. New York ... [Pg.421]


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