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Ololiuhqui, Peyotl, and Teonanácatl in the Florentine Codex
Ololiuhqui, Peyotl, and Teonanácatl in the Florentine Codex
Sahagún’s Book 11 on herbs that intoxicate
Hongos monteses in Durán's Historia de las Indias de Nueva España
Hongos monteses in Durán's Historia de las Indias de Nueva España
Mushrooms, coronations, and the feast of revelations
Ololiuhqui and Peyote in Idolatrías y supersticiones de los indios
Ololiuhqui and Peyote in Idolatrías y supersticiones de los indios
Colonial anti-idolatry texts on divination, healing, and visionary plants
Niopo among the Otomac in Humboldt and Bonpland's Personal Narrative
Niopo among the Otomac in Humboldt and Bonpland's Personal Narrative
Orinoco snuff, Acacia niopo, and curupa in an 1821 travel narrative
Paricá among the Mura in Spix and Martius's Reise in Brasilien
Paricá among the Mura in Spix and Martius's Reise in Brasilien
A German travel account of Amazonian snuff, ceremony, and intoxication
Ayahuasca in Villavicencio's Geografía de la República del Ecuador
Ayahuasca in Villavicencio's Geografía de la República del Ecuador
An 1858 Ecuadorian account of ayahuasca visions and divination
Le Gabon (Deuxième partie)
Le Gabon
Caapi and Niopo in “On Some Remarkable Narcotics of the Amazon Valley and Orinoco”
Caapi and Niopo in “On Some Remarkable Narcotics of the Amazon Valley and Orinoco”
Richard Spruce on ayahuasca, yopo/paricá, and Amazonian medicine-men
Teonanacatl: The Narcotic Mushroom of the Aztecs
Teonanacatl
The Narcotic Mushroom of the Aztecs
A New Mexican Psychotropic Drug from the Mint Family
A New Mexican Psychotropic Drug
The Narcotic Pepper: The Chemistry and Pharmacology of Piper methysticum and Related Species
The Narcotic Pepper
The Chemistry and Pharmacology of Piper methysticum and Related Species
Virola theiodora como alucinógena e tóxica
Virola theiodora como alucinógena e tóxica