Myrtle, Basil, Rosemary, and Three-Lobed Sage as Ritual Plants in the Monotheistic Religions: an Historical–Ethnobotanical Comparison

Keyphrases

• Sage 100%
• Rosemary 100%
• Basil 100%
• Ritual Plants 100%
• Myrtle 100%
• Monotheistic Religions 100%
• Judaism 66%
• Ritual Uses 66%
• Religious Ceremonies 66%
• Christianity 33%
• Islam 33%
• Druze 33%
• Rites of Passage 33%
• Mediterranean Basin 33%
• Holy Land 33%
• Muslims 33%
• Deep Roots 33%
• Human Life Cycle 33%
• Salvia Fruticosa 33%
• Rosmarinus Officinalis 33%
• Ethnobotanical 33%
• Church 33%
• Satan 33%
• Pagan 33%
• Syncretism 33%
• Myrtus Communis 33%
• Religious Rituals 33%
• Cultural Migration 33%
• Witches 33%
• DEMON 33%
• Evil Eye 33%
• Aromatic Plants 33%
• Ocimum Basilicum 33%
• Greek Orthodox Church 33%
• Exaltation 33%
• Zoroastrianism 33%
• Apotropaic 33%
• Catholic Church 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Sage 100%
• Basil 100%
• Rosemary 100%
• Rosmarinus officinalis 33%
• Salvia fruticosa 33%
• Myrtus communis 33%