Se nettoyer à Rome. IIe siècle avant J.-C.-IIe siècle après J.-C. Pratiques et enjeux. Antiquité bestiality is combined with mysticism

bestiality is combined with mysticism

The authors of this book wanted to innovate on two points: on the one hand to deal with the life of these two characters in a single book

We will call them programs or regimes of truth

the owner of tomb 81 developed it according to a precise conception of his survival and that it forms a coherent grouping both floristically and religiously

Se nettoyer à Rome. IIe siècle avant J.-C.-IIe siècle après J.-C. Pratiques et enjeux. Antiquité bestiality is combined with mysticismThis book examines how Romans in the late Republic and early Empire viewed bodily cleansing. By addressing several practical questions (what is one cleansing oneself of? for what purpose? where is it done, with what means, and how?) and drawing on anthropological, archaeological, and lexicological analyses, it delineates the domains in which the Romans classified the categories of dirt, bodily care, and proper self presentation. The vocabulary of