14-08-2022, 06:47 AM
It could be a woman's mint.
It makes no sense to interpret some mythology into it now. This would only be true if it were the right plant. You would have to be sure of that. But you can't.
If you look at the drawn leaves, you can see that he distinguishes between start and less toothed leaves.
But the lady's mint has only slightly toothed leaves. It is possible that it is different in one region. But this has to be found.
From the drawing, the leaf looks more like a stinging nettle. (see picture).
But if he has only seen a part of the leaf framework (example), it could also be a tansy.
Science is a dry matter.
To f80. it resembles, but it is still not an animal. It is only one view among many.

