Edoné
It derives from Hedonism, which by definition is the philosophical condition according to which the end of human action is pleasure.
The word had a very positive meaning and generally referred to what was pleasant, amusing or inviting and meant things that were pleasant to the palate. Later it was applied not only to what was tasty, but also to things pleasant to each of the five senses: to sight (therefore everything that was visually beautiful, such as art, nature, people), to hearing ( like music, the soothing tone of a voice, the sounds of nature), smell (like the pleasant aroma of a sweet or a dish or the scent of flowers), touch (like a delicate caress, a fine fabric or sexual pleasure) and to taste (that is, the original meaning, the pleasure of eating a food or drinking a drink).
Essentially, the word includes "everything that pleases, or pleases, the senses".