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Viola odorata, Sweet Violet, - Flowers in Israel
WebAcing to Theophrastus (c.371– c.287 BCE) violas were commercially available in Athens as early as 400 BCE. According to legend, Iamos was the son of the nymph, Euadne, and Apollo, an Olympian god. He was …
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