The Great Plague of Athens

James Longrigg

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Apres avoir rejete l'idee que la peste d'Athenes (Vs. av. J.-C.) soit un artifice litteraire de Thucydide, l'A. montre que toutes les tentatives modernes d'identification de la maladie posent des problemes, bien que la verole soit la possibilite la moins improbable J. Shrewsbury, D. L. Page, H. Zinsser, R. J. et M. L. Littman, B. Ebbell.

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1935RATS, LICE AND HISTORY 1986Refutatio omnium haeresium 1930Thucydides and the Science of History 1942Thucydides 1957Aristotle's Use of Medicine as Model of Method in his Ethics 1953Thucydides' Description of the Great Plague at Athens 2011Claudii Galeni Opera Omnia 1969THE LANGUAGE OF THUCYDIDES' DESCRIPTION OF THE PLAGUE

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