An edition of Sandalwood and carrion
(2012)
Sandalwood and carrion
smell in premodern Indian religion and culture
by James McHugh
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Religion, Smell, Religious aspects, Odors, Rites and ceremonies, India, religionPlaces
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Sandalwood and carrion: smell in premodern Indian religion and culture
2013, Oxford University Press
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Sandalwood and Carrion: Smell in Indian Religion and Culture
2012, Oxford University Press, Incorporated
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Earth, wind, foul and fragrant: the theory of smelling and odors in medieval South Asia
Lotus, fish, and cows: the smell-scape of traditional South Asia
Flowers and fish in the Mahabharata
Moon juice and uproar: perfumery texts
Allies, enemies, and yaka mud: perfumes
The incense trees of the land of emeralds: exotic aromatics in medieval South Asia
Sandalwood: merchants, expertise and profit
Bois des îsles
The toilette of the gods.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. ).
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