Osphresiologie

Osphresiologie, or the study of smells, is a pioneering work of olfactory science written by Hippolyte Cloquet in the early 19th century. Based on extensive experiments and observations, this book examines the anatomy and physiology of the sense of smell, as well as its psychological and cultural significance. Despite its technical nature, Osphresiologie is a fascinating and accessible read for anyone interested in the science of smell.

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