Scent of a Witch

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Exploring the intricate relationship between magic and scent in antiquity, this academic paper highlights how ancient authors often intertwined these concepts. It discusses the dual perception of odors as both magical agents and effects, illustrating how magicians utilized incenses and perfumes in rituals to attract divine favor. The paper draws on spell books from Greco-Roman Egypt to demonstrate the significance of fragrance in magical practices and the way deities communicated their presence through scent.