The Epidemics of the Middle AgesHecker, J. F. C. (Justus Friedrich Carl)
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The Epidemics of the Middle Ages
Hecker, J. F. C. (Justus Friedrich Carl)
Black Death; Epidemics -- History; Hysteria, Epidemic
Sect. 1.—Tarantism 107
2.—Most Ancient Traces.—Causes 110
3.—Increase 116
4.—Idiosyncracies.—Music 119
5.—Hysteria 126
6.—Decrease 129
CHAPTER III.
DANCING MANIA IN ABYSSINIA.
Sect. 1.—Tigretier 133
CHAPTER IV.
Sympathy 139
APPENDIX:—
I. Extract from “Vita Gregorii XI.,” &c. 153
II. From “Chronicon Magnum,” &.c 154
III. From “die Limburger Chronik,” &c. 155
IV. From “die Chronica van Coellen,” &c. 156
V. From “an Account of Convulsive Diseases in Scotland,” &c. 157
VI. Music for the Dance of the Tarantati, &c. 167
THE SWEATING SICKNESS.
PAGE
PREFACE 177
CHAPTER I.
FIRST VISITATION. 1485.
Sect. 1.—Eruption 181
2.—The Physicians 185
3.—Causes 187
4.—Other Epidemics 188
5.—Richmond’s Army 190
6.—Nature of the Sweating Sickness.—Preliminary
Investigation 191
CHAPTER II.
SECOND VISITATION. 1506.
Sect. 1.—Mercenary Troops 193
2.—New Circumstances 196
3.—Sweating Sickness 197
4.—Accompanying Phenomena 198
5.—Petechial Fever in Italy. 1505 199
6.—Other Diseases 203
7.—Blood Spots 205
CHAPTER III.
THIRD VISITATION. 1517.
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