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Sacred And Herbal Healing Beers


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the time approaches for my "cross cultural" review of this work .I think the review will be better handled if its specialised parts are dismembered between UNRV at blog level-for the sections on "analysis of ancient cultures from a modern perspective" and "fermented medicines/cultural ceremonial of celtic /european societies" in relation to Roman medicines, and foodstuffs. The review of the "hardcore" historical analysis for non-european societies and detailed recipe critique ,including the historical analysis of European herbalism will I think live more happily on Pantagathus' "The Nectar of Gods! " site. The book is massive and full of detail so I think that, combined with the outage we are experiencing , the review will be in episodes .

After this I must return to my central materia medica in Rome and comment on Galen who keeps getting shoved aside !

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As long as Mercurius is not vexed, and the Good Lady. Still no ales dedicated to the deities-I thought perhaps Lugh( who was greatly conflated with Mercury) might have a gruit for his special usage.Dea Fortuna must surely have a wholesome cereal based ale with perhaps some mountain herbs from the Apennines .

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