Re: Help me with my Pan Perfume, por favor

November 28, 2005

At 05:29 PM 11/26/2005, you wrote:

>

><Yes, grapes lusciously cascading. I vaguely remember some connection to

>Dionysius, but I'm mixing countries, etc.>

>

> Anya,you are not mixing countries. Pan and Dionysius are both " from "

> Greece.

>

I thought so. I was emailing someone that I thought Pan and Dionysium were

related (could be wrong on that) and they said D was a Roman god. I really

have forgotten all the classics and the mythology I have studied! New

Year's resolution: get reacquainted with them.

Everyone has made such great suggestions -- this group is full of helpful

people. I asked on another group, less members, devoted to early studies of

perfume, and not one reply, which surprised me. Here, I have so many

suggestions it will be difficult to whittle the list down. I'll post the

final decision on aromatics, and then wish me luck with the incredibly

strong goat hair tincture! That stuff will probably only need to be waved

over the bottle to impart some scent molecules, lol.

Ah, yes, Jitterbug Perfume -- how Pan can evoke lust, frivolity, tricks,

and a bit of revulsion to the uninitiated (or unaccustomed.)

Anya

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