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Aspasia
Aspasia (/æˈspeɪʒiə, æˈspeɪziə, æˈspeɪʒə, æˈspeɪʃə/; Greek: Ἀσπασία Greek: ; c. 470–c. 400 BC) was a highly regarded rhetorician and philosopher in Ancient Greece. Perhaps the most influential woman of her time: according to Plutarch, her salon became an intellectual centre in Athens, attracting the most prominent writers and thinkers, including the philosopher Socrates.
26 branches of this group, most-observed first
Chincherinchee
speciesOrnithogalum thyrsoides
Yellow Chincherinchee
speciesOrnithogalum dubium
Snakeflower
speciesOrnithogalum maculatum
Bristle Chink
speciesOrnithogalum hispidum
Grass Chink
speciesOrnithogalum graminifolium
Rock Chink
speciesOrnithogalum rupestre
Frosty Chink
speciesOrnithogalum pruinosum
Summer Chink
speciesOrnithogalum conicum
Ornithogalum deltoideum
speciesOrnithogalum deltoideum
Ornithogalum geniculatum
speciesOrnithogalum geniculatum
Ornithogalum corticatum
speciesOrnithogalum corticatum
Ornithogalum constrictum
speciesOrnithogalum constrictum
Ornithogalum puberulum
speciesOrnithogalum puberulum
Transkei Chink
speciesOrnithogalum baurii
Ceres Chink
speciesOrnithogalum ceresianum
Maskam Chink
speciesOrnithogalum hallii
Ornithogalum pendens
speciesOrnithogalum pendens
Ornithogalum thermophilum
speciesOrnithogalum thermophilum
Ornithogalum ciliiferum
speciesOrnithogalum ciliiferum
Botterkloof Chink
speciesOrnithogalum inclusum
Ornithogalum namaquanulum
speciesOrnithogalum namaquanulum
Ornithogalum bicornutum
speciesOrnithogalum bicornutum
Ornithogalum hispidulum
speciesOrnithogalum hispidulum
Ornithogalum decus-montium
speciesOrnithogalum decus-montium
Quartz Chink
speciesOrnithogalum naviculum
Ornithogalum leeupoortense
speciesOrnithogalum leeupoortense
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 1230239.