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[[JIM & I "The Siamese Twins"]] [6-8 / (-15º)-30º], one of the constellations in the "[[One Size Fits All]]" (1975) "universe", has a star named "[[Althea]]". | [[JIM & I "The Siamese Twins"]] [6-8 / (-15º)-30º], one of the constellations in the "[[One Size Fits All]]" (1975) "universe", has a star named "[[Althea]]". | ||
− | Althea is a genus of the plants of which the Marsh Mallow and Hollyhock are species; by florists often extended to the genus Hibiscus. Althea is also a character from Greek mythology (the mother of Meleager). It is also the name by which Richard Lovelace (1618-1658) poetically addressed a woman, supposed to have been Lucy Sacheverell. Finally it's a track (words by Robert Hunter, music by Jerry Garcia) on "Go To Heaven" album (1980, Arista, AL 9508) by The Grateful Dead. Take your pick. | + | Althea is a genus of the plants of which the Marsh Mallow and Hollyhock are species; by florists often extended to the genus Hibiscus. Althea is also a character from Greek mythology (the mother of Meleager). It is also the name by which [[Richard Lovelace]] (1618-1658) poetically addressed a woman, supposed to have been Lucy Sacheverell. Finally it's a track (words by Robert Hunter, music by [[Jerry Garcia]]) on "Go To Heaven" album (1980, Arista, AL 9508) by [[The Grateful Dead]]. Take your pick. |
[[Category:One Size Fits All (The List)]] | [[Category:One Size Fits All (The List)]] |
Revision as of 05:39, 16 November 2008
JIM & I "The Siamese Twins" [6-8 / (-15º)-30º], one of the constellations in the "One Size Fits All" (1975) "universe", has a star named "Althea".
Althea is a genus of the plants of which the Marsh Mallow and Hollyhock are species; by florists often extended to the genus Hibiscus. Althea is also a character from Greek mythology (the mother of Meleager). It is also the name by which Richard Lovelace (1618-1658) poetically addressed a woman, supposed to have been Lucy Sacheverell. Finally it's a track (words by Robert Hunter, music by Jerry Garcia) on "Go To Heaven" album (1980, Arista, AL 9508) by The Grateful Dead. Take your pick.