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Salvia sect. Aethiopis
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Salvia sect. Aethiopis

Aethiopis

The Aithiopis (/iːˈθaɪəpɪs/; Ancient Greek: Αἰθιοπίς, romanized: Aithiopís), also spelled Aethiopis, is a lost epic of ancient Greek literature. It was one of the Epic Cycle, which told the entire history of the Trojan War in epic verse. The story of the Aethiopis lands chronologically after the Homeric Iliad, and could be followed by that of the Little Iliad. The Aethiopis was often attributed by ancient writers to Arctinus of Miletus who lived in the 8th...

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60 branches of this group, most-observed first

Clary

speciesSalvia sclarea

Mediterranean sage

speciesSalvia aethiopis

Silver Sage

speciesSalvia argentea

Dominican Sage

speciesSalvia dominica

hoary sage

speciesSalvia canescens

Pied Sage

speciesSalvia indica

Mount Hermon sage

speciesSalvia microstegia

Palestinian Sage

speciesSalvia palaestina

Spiny Sage

speciesSalvia spinosa

Mullein Sage

speciesSalvia verbascifolia

Syrian Sage

speciesSalvia syriaca

Salvia samuelssonii

speciesSalvia samuelssonii

Comb Sage

speciesSalvia ceratophylla

Turkish Mountain Sage

speciesSalvia hypargeia

Blazing White Sage

speciesSalvia candidissima

Jezreel Valley Sage

speciesSalvia eigii

Elburz Mountain Sage

speciesSalvia hypoleuca

Desert Fever Sage

speciesSalvia macrosiphon

Lulling Sage

speciesSalvia limbata

Salvia beckeri

speciesSalvia beckeri

Turkish Lilac Sage

speciesSalvia cyanescens

Persian Lulling Sage

speciesSalvia reuteriana

Beekeeper's Sage

speciesSalvia yosgadensis

Tigrayan Clary

speciesSalvia schimperi

Sardinian sage

speciesSalvia desoleana

Salvia grossheimii

speciesSalvia grossheimii

Georgian Clary

speciesSalvia compar

Salvia montbretii

speciesSalvia montbretii

Salvia chloroleuca

speciesSalvia chloroleuca

Kythrean Sage

speciesSalvia veneris

Salvia xanthocheila

speciesSalvia xanthocheila

Snow Clary

speciesSalvia frigida

Salvia brachyantha

speciesSalvia brachyantha

Fleecy Sage

speciesSalvia compressa

Iranian oil sage

speciesSalvia atropatana

Cilician Sage

speciesSalvia cilicica

Humble Sage

speciesSalvia modesta

Persian Sage

speciesSalvia rhytidea

Salvia mirzayanii

speciesSalvia mirzayanii

Mount Azmar Sage

speciesSalvia ali-askaryi

Ashen Sage

speciesSalvia poculata

Azeri Sage

speciesSalvia andreji

Iraqi Sage

speciesSalvia arabica

Chinese Clary

speciesSalvia grandifolia

Salvia prilipkoana

speciesSalvia prilipkoana

Salvia fominii

speciesSalvia fominii

Salvia hajastana

speciesSalvia hajastana

Salvia ekimiana

speciesSalvia ekimiana

Mount Kambos Sage

speciesSalvia odontochlamys

Mount Aqraa Sage

speciesSalvia cassia

Sword Sage

speciesSalvia chionantha

Salvia × doganii

hybridSalvia × doganii

Vakhsh River Sage

speciesSalvia gontscharowii

Salvia adiyamanensis

speciesSalvia adiyamanensis

Lost Clary

speciesSalvia tingitana

Salvia longipedicellata

speciesSalvia longipedicellata

Sebastian Sage

speciesSalvia vermifolia

Yellowlip Sage

speciesSalvia tobeyi

Salvia eriophora

speciesSalvia eriophora

Goldleaf Sage

speciesSalvia chrysophylla

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