Wild lilies in the Glades include yellow clintonia and white hellebore. These pills generally contained ingredients such as ergotin, aloes, Black Hellebore. Double-flowered hellebores provide a very interesting variation to the standard hellebore. It is alleged he ate hellebore, a plant that he did not know was poisonous. As the hellebore beings to open, the aphids will try to move into the flower. Consuming large quantities of hellebore plants can be fatal. Black hellebore was used by the ancients to treat insanity, melancholy, gout and epilepsy. Hellebore poisoning is rare, but it does occur. Hellebore, in particular, is known to be abortifacient. The sedative property of hellebore was noted about one hundred years later by Theophrastus. The Greek hero Odysseus poisons his arrows with hellebore in Homer's "Odyssey". Dermatitis may also occur from handling the hellebore plants without protection. The Belgian comic portrays Papa Smurf constantly preparing magical drinks from white hellebore. However, Algar intervenes at the last moment and forces himself and Hellebore into Loch Silverfin. Hellebore has also been suggested as the source of the toxin.