Unguis odoratus (also called ’blattes de Byzance’ and ‘sweet hoof’) is a nail-like sweet marine shell which was a medicine "famous among the ancients, and used in considerable Quantity". Unguis odoratus is a fragrant material consisting of the opercula of certain marine snails. Ancient texts refer to Unguis odoratus as the shell or scale of snails from the Red Sea that emit a pleasant smell when burned.
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| - Unguis odoratus Cet article est une ébauche concernant la pharmacie. Vous pouvez partager vos connaissances en l’améliorant (comment ?) selon les recommandations des projets correspondants. Les blattes de Byzance, parfois appelées unguis odoratus dans les sources latines, désignaient les opercules de certains mollusques gastéropodes dont on faisait usage en médecine et en parfumerie. Pêchés en mer Rouge, dans l'océan Indien ou dans le golfe Persique, ces coquillages, qu'on croyait venir de Byzance, parvenaient en Europe par le commerce des épices. (fr)
- Unguis odoratus (also called ’blattes de Byzance’ and ‘sweet hoof’) is a nail-like sweet marine shell which was a medicine "famous among the ancients, and used in considerable Quantity". Unguis odoratus is a fragrant material consisting of the opercula of certain marine snails. Ancient texts refer to Unguis odoratus as the shell or scale of snails from the Red Sea that emit a pleasant smell when burned. (en)
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| - Unguis odoratus Cet article est une ébauche concernant la pharmacie. Vous pouvez partager vos connaissances en l’améliorant (comment ?) selon les recommandations des projets correspondants. Les blattes de Byzance, parfois appelées unguis odoratus dans les sources latines, désignaient les opercules de certains mollusques gastéropodes dont on faisait usage en médecine et en parfumerie. Pêchés en mer Rouge, dans l'océan Indien ou dans le golfe Persique, ces coquillages, qu'on croyait venir de Byzance, parvenaient en Europe par le commerce des épices. (fr)
- Unguis odoratus (also called ’blattes de Byzance’ and ‘sweet hoof’) is a nail-like sweet marine shell which was a medicine "famous among the ancients, and used in considerable Quantity". Unguis odoratus is a fragrant material consisting of the opercula of certain marine snails. Ancient texts refer to Unguis odoratus as the shell or scale of snails from the Red Sea that emit a pleasant smell when burned. With its marine origins ‘sweet hoof’ is intrinsically linked to the ocean and to trade, and it has also long been of importance from the Mediterranean to China and Japan. It is probably the most ancient animal derived aromatic to have an extensive global use, being mentioned in ancient Babylonian incense recipes. (en)
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