The Plague in Russia in the Fourteenth Century
Anon
Genre: | Extract, Miscellaneous |
Publications extracted: | Asiatic Journal |
Subjects: | Epidemiology, Disease, Death, Population, Medical Treatment, Superstition |
The article begins with the assertion that the various contagious diseases which had affected Europe at different periods 'came, with very few exceptions, from the east'. A footnote relates: 'The cholera morbus took its rise in Cochin China, and has now advanced as far as the Euphrates' (348). |
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