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Ìý Flowers in Art - Lillies Friday 4 April 2003 Ìý
Belladonna lily
Many of us associate lilies with death - but over the centuries they've also been used to symbolise purity and fertility.

In our series on flowers in art, the author and lecturer Justine Hopkins describes to Claudia Hammond the ambiguous lily.
The reading was from Shakespeare's Sonnet No.94

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