Qui fait l'ange fait la bête: Odeurs et parfums en occident. Epigraphie Religion Mesopotamia and Osrhoene Commentary on

Mesopotamia and Osrhoene Commentary on the coins minted at Antioch Minting from the Zeugma mints Commentary on the coins minted at Edessa Commentary on the coins from the Carrhae mint Comparison of historical sources

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Contribution to the study of an attempt at organizing health police in Moroccan villages

Qui fait l'ange fait la bête: Odeurs et parfums en occident. Epigraphie Religion Mesopotamia and Osrhoene Commentary onIf our culture relegated the sense of smell as animal, it has constantly and unknowingly "spoken about the nose" through our likes and dislikes, our sensitive memory and our spiritual or religious experiences. This essay questions what was at stake in the age old contempt for olfaction and then questions its contemporary rehabilitation: we reactivate its role in medicine, we reveal its unconscious influence on our choices and feelings, we meditate on