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permitted to use the
Imperial Seal
except the
Emperor of ****an, who used a 16-
petalled chrysanthemum with
sixteen tips of
another row of
petals showing behind...
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Sahasrara (Sanskrit: सहस्रार, IAST: Sahasrāra, English: "thousand-
petalled", with many
alternative names and spellings) or the
crown chakra is considered...
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Conques the
flowers are six-
petalled. At Cervon,
where the
almond motif is
repeated in the rim of the mandorla, they are five-
petalled, as are true
almond flowers...
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Aleister Crowley's Thelema, the
hexagram is
usually depicted with a five-
petalled flower in the
centre which symbolises the pentagram. The
hexagram represents...
- No.
Title Length 1. "Bored to Tears" 4:28 2. "The Rose
Petalled Garden" 4:55 3. "Hey You (Batch of Lies)" 3:53 4. "Born to Lose" 4:23 5. "Peddlers of Death"...
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flowering plant in the
family Montiaceae. It is
known by the
common name four-
petalled ****paws.[citation needed] It is
endemic to the
North Coast Ranges of...
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domestic cultivars do not
produce hips, as the
flowers are so
tightly petalled that they do not
provide access for pollination. The hips of most species...
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cultivated primarily for its large, white,
tapered root. The
white four-
petalled flowers are
scented and are
borne in
dense panicles.
Established plants...
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Unicode also
considers the
following seven glyphs as fleurons: U+273E ✾ SIX
PETALLED BLACK AND
WHITE FLORETTE (Dingbats) U+273F ✿
BLACK FLORETTE (Dingbats)...
- form of the
common hyacinth is the less
hardy and
smaller blue- or white-
petalled Roman hyacinth.
These flowers need full
sunlight and
should be watered...
