-
called St. Patrick's Day.) It
being a
current tradition, that by this
Three Leafed Gr****, he
emblematically set
forth to them the
Mystery of the Holy Trinity...
-
Anemonoides trifolia (syn.
Anemone trifolia), the
three-leaved anemone, is a
perennial herbaceous plant in the
buttercup family (Ranunculaceae). The plant...
- re-design of many
awards with, for example, the
swastika being replaced by a
three-
leafed oakleaf cluster on the Iron
Cross and by the date 1939 on the War Merit...
-
French name is Trèfle
which means "clover" and the card
symbol depicts a
three-
leafed clover leaf. The
Italian name is
Fiori ("flower"). However, the English...
-
prior experience.
Subsequent roles in the
drama series Breathless and
Three Leafed Clover earned Kim the
nickname "Mr. Right" as he
became known for his...
- radicans, the
lipstick vine
Akebia quinata, five
leafed chocolate vine
Akebia trifoliata,
three leafed chocolate vine
Allamanda cathartica,
common trumpet...
- it is not
clear when or how this idea began. One
early mention of "Fower-
leafed or
purple gr****e" is from 1640 and
simply says that it was kept in gardens...
-
pastoral settings.
Although the
akebi commonly refers to the five-
leafed species, the
three-
leafed species is used in much the same way for
novelty food, medicine...
- very far removed.
Against this
backdrop the myth of
Patrick and his
three-
leafed shamrock fits
quite neatly. Homan,
Roger (2006). The Art of the Sublime:...
- of de Valera's
offers had "presented
United Kingdom ministers with a
three-
leafed shamrock, none of the
leaves of
which had any
advantages for the UK."...
