HERB - Period status of the Bible and Cloves
Warren & Meredith Harmon
corwynsca at juno.com
Thu Aug 26 14:52:33 PDT 1999
Greetings!
>This is all, of course, making the assuming that you are working with
>the original texts. I'd venture to guess that with the exception of a
>few of the research nazi minded (and I include myself among them) very
>few people take the time to go back to the original texts or period
>text versions. That is what I meant when I said "questionably period."
Aaaah. I get it! Actually, I was working with some of the original
texts ( I drooled over the Dead Sea Scroll exhibit in Jerusalem...how to
make guards nervous in two seconds). Ya know, I've had more AK-47's
pointed at my chest than I care to think about.....
>> Sighhhhh...) If you try the recipe, change the proportions, or add
>some extra bits. Cloves, perhaps?
>
>Awfully strong scent to add unless you're going very light. And then
>there's that nasty habit of clove oil being a topical antisthetic.
Yeah, point. I was thinking of only adding a clove or three, not dumping
a handful in to liven it up (eeew - what a thought!). I was just in an
herb store, and they had added a drop or two of clove oil to a batch of
grapefruit oil - do you know, that was a *wonderful* scent! I wasn't one
to go for cloves because of its overpowering nature, but a little does
wonders for some blends!
-Caro
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