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'''Lysandra Yaxley''' was a [[pure-blood]] [[Wizards|witch]] who married [[Arcturus Black II]]. The couple had three children together: [[Callidora Black|Callidora]], [[Cedrella Black|Cedrella]], and [[Charis Black]]. Through Cedrella, who was disowned for marrying "[[blood traitor]]" [[Septimus Weasley]], she is the maternal grandmother of [[Arthur Weasley]]. Lysandra may be related to the [[Death Eaters|Death Eater]] [[Yaxley]], and, through her daughters, the [[Longbottom family|Longbottom]] and [[Crouch family|Crouch]] families.<ref name="BFT" />
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'''Lysandra Black''' (née '''Yaxley''') (fl. 1915-1919) was a [[pure-blood]] [[Wizards|witch]] who married [[Arcturus Black II]]. The couple had three children together: [[Callidora Black|Callidora]], [[Cedrella Black|Cedrella]], and [[Charis Black]]. Through Cedrella, who was disowned for marrying "[[blood traitor]]" [[Septimus Weasley]], she is the maternal grandmother of [[Arthur Weasley]]. Lysandra may be related to the [[Death Eaters|Death Eater]] [[Yaxley]], and, through her daughters, the [[Longbottom family|Longbottom]] and [[Crouch family|Crouch]] families.<ref name="BFT" />
   
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==Etymology==
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*Lysandra is the feminine form of the Greek name [[Wikipedia:Lysander (disambiguation)|Lysander]], meaning "a release of man" or "liberty".<ref>[http://www.behindthename.com/name/lysander Behind the Name: Lysander]</ref> It was the name of Spartan general and a character in William Shakespeare's ''A Midsummer Night's Dream''.
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Lysandra is the feminine form of the Greek name [[Wikipedia:Lysander (disambiguation)|Lysander]], meaning "a release of man" or "liberty".<ref>[http://www.behindthename.com/name/lysander Behind the Name: Lysander]</ref> It was the name of Spartan general and a character in William Shakespeare's ''A Midsummer Night's Dream''.
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==Appearances==
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*''[[Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (film)]]'' {{Comment|Appears on Black family tapestry}}
   
 
==Notes and references==
 
==Notes and references==
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Revision as of 10:58, 2 February 2014

Lysandra Black (née Yaxley) (fl. 1915-1919) was a pure-blood witch who married Arcturus Black II. The couple had three children together: Callidora, Cedrella, and Charis Black. Through Cedrella, who was disowned for marrying "blood traitor" Septimus Weasley, she is the maternal grandmother of Arthur Weasley. Lysandra may be related to the Death Eater Yaxley, and, through her daughters, the Longbottom and Crouch families.[2]

Etymology

Lysandra is the feminine form of the Greek name Lysander, meaning "a release of man" or "liberty".[3] It was the name of Spartan general and a character in William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Appearances

Notes and references