The plague of Athens, 430-427 BC
By Robert Arnott
Medical Historian: The Bulletin of the Liverpool Medical History Society, Number 14 (2002-2003)
Introduction: One of the earliest, and perhaps better known of the epidemics that... [continue reading]
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The city of Athens, Greece, with its famous Acropolis, has come to symbolize the whole of the country in the popular imagination; and not without cause. Athens, which began as a small, Mycenaen community (though still worthy of the massive Cyclopean stonework which characterized the great palaces of the Poloponnese) grew to become a city which, at its height, epitomized... [continue reading]
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