A History of Epidemic Pestilences: From the Earliest Ages, 1495 Years Before the Birth of our Saviour to 1848: With Researches into Their Nature, Causes, and ProphylaxisBascome, Edward
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A History of Epidemic Pestilences: From the Earliest Ages, 1495 Years Before the Birth of our Saviour to 1848: With Researches into Their Nature, Causes, and Prophylaxis
Bascome, Edward
Epidemics -- History
Marcus Curtius, 9
Mariana, 8, 10
Marselio Ficino, 78
Martin Arrendondo, 43
Martinez de Leyva, 48, 66
Mas, Dr. 100
Masdevall, Dr., 138
Mass, celebrated in Scio, 55
M’Culloch, 42
Meade, Dr. 209
Measles, 35, 98, 122, 138, 171;
malignant, 110
Measles, preceding pestilences, 92
----, small-pox and, 24
Measures, precautionary, 60
Mediterranean frozen over, 30, 39, 61;
inundations round the, 23
Mephitic vapours, charging the air with, 12
Merriman, Dr., 169
Messina destroyed by earthquake, 114
Metamorphosis of tadpoles, 221
Meteors, 32, 40, 81, 99
Mexico, earthquake in, 136
Michaelis, 249
Middleton, Sir Hugh, 98
Mildew of corn, 113
Miliary fever, 120, 122
---- pestilence, 111
Milroy, Dr. Gavin, on the cholera at Kurrachee, 177
Minchinhampton, churchyard of, 247
Miraculous bell of Velilla, 79
Mists, stinking, 86
‘Mode of avoiding plague,’ 47
Moderation and cleanliness among the Spaniards, 5
Modern nomenclature, 188
Moist atmosphere, 59
Moisture, 80;
excessive, 65, 66
‘Morbeira,’ a, or Board of Health, 68
Morbid phenomena of a plague at Athens, 7
Morbus Gallicus, 71
---- Hungaricus, 90
Morena, Dr., 122
Mormonites, disease among, 175
Mortal angina, 112
Mortality among sheep, 38;
great, among the Lacedemonians, 31
Morton, 107
Mosaic ordinances, the, 248
Mosquitoes, 143;
and flies, 114
Mould-spots, or signacula, 74
---- and red water, 85
Mountain of Tsincheou, falling of, 46
Mox, Dr., 100
Murator, 3, 30
Murrain, 3, 35, 42, 51, 74, 120, 126, 128, 135, 142, 144, 155,
164, 180;
among cattle, 31;
among sheep, 42
Naples, earthquakes at, 103, 110, 143;
syphilis at, 73;
the disease of, _ibid._
Narses, pestilence in the time of, 26
Natural causes for pestilences, 214
Nature and causes of epidemic pestilences, 184–207
Navy, condition of the, 217
Necropolis, earthquake in, 19
New River, water first brought by the, to London, 98
Newgate, 225
Nicephorus, 22, 23, 27
Nicomedia, earthquake in, 19
Nile, the, 212;
inundation of the, 23
Nomenclature, modern, 188
Nuestro Alonso, 16
Ocampo, 8
Odessa, earthquake at, 166
Œsophagitis, epidemic, 78
Old and New Testaments on the causes of maladies, 193
Ordinances, the Mosaic, 248
Organism of the earth, revolutions in the, 45
Origin of the venereal disease, 73
Orosius, 6, 9, 12, 13, 17
Otho’s army destroyed by pestilence, 31
Overflow of the Severn, 69
Ovid, 200
Palestine, earthquake in cities of, 23
Palmer-worms, 42
Papal jubilee, a, 55
Papiliones, 34
Parè, 85
Pasqual, 87
Patroclus, funeral of, 238
Paulus Diaconus, 26
Paving Act, a, passed, 131
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