Anoint himself.
Perhaps, however, μύρον and βάκκαρις were not exactly the same thing; for Æschylus, in his Amymone, makes a distinction between them, and says—
Your βακκάρεις and your μύρα.
And Simonides says—
And then with μύρον, and rich spices too,
And βάκκαρις, did I anoint myself.
And Aristophanes, in his Thesmophoriazusæ, says—
PERFUMES.
O venerable Jove! with what a scent
Did that vile bag, the moment it was open'd,