Talk:Thor's beard
Add topicThese were listed as "references", but they are just mention-y citations:
- 1994 Teutonic Magic, Kveldulf Gundarson, Llewellyn, →ISBN, page 206:
- Houseleek Also called Thorr’s Beard.
- 1996 Lina volume 1 issue 4 (US Heathen Journal), A Sunwheel Herb Garden, Alissa Sorenson.
- Also known as “Thor’s Beard”, Houseleek (Sempervivum tectorum) planted in a pot and placed on the roof will protect a house from lightning.
- 1999 Talking Stick (Pagan Journal) issue 2 Volume 2, ISSN: 1464-2042, Mjolnir Hammer of Thor, Thorskegga Thorn, page 151.
- The houseleek is not a native plant and the tradition would have been borrowed from Classical practice, and indeed the plant retains its pagan latin name Jovisbarda (Jupiters Beard) and in some areas of England it is known as Thorsbeard.
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