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Britta Ager

Britta Ager is an assistant professor of classics at Arizona State University in the School of International Letters and Cultures. She has previously taught at a variety of colleges and universities throughout the US. Her research encompasses Roman history, ancient agriculture and environmental issues, the senses, and Roman religion, ritual, and magic.

Smells like witch spirit: How the ancient world’s scented sorceresses influence ideas about magic today

2021-11-10
By: Britta Ager
On: Nov 10, 2021

You, too, can smell like a witch. Magic and scent were linked in ancient Greece and Rome, and today, you can buy scents that can make you smell like Hermione, Hecate, and other famous witches of literature and history.Read More →

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