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[143] Kendall’s fever,
[115] Khatemar,
[48] Kings of Ulster and Munster cut off by pestilence,
[29] Kingsai, earthquake near,
[46] Kurrachee, Dr. Gavin Milroy on the cholera at,
[177] ; the pestilence at,
[212] La grippe,
[161] La trousse galante,
[158] Lacedemonians, great mortality among the,
[31] ‘Ladendo,’ the,
[61] Lake Alba,
[9] Lancisius,
[29] ,
[30] ,
[119] Largostus,
[124] Latimer,
[243] Latium depopulated,
[3] Laurenciscus Rasius,
[43] Lazar-houses established at Valencia,
[33] Lazarettos,
[211] Lectisternium, the,
[9] Leprosy,
[65] ,
[94] ,
[123] ; in England,
[38] ; in Pompey’s army,
[15] ; in Spain,
[15] ,
[33] ; introduction of, into Italy,
[15] ; pestilence of,
[68] ‘Leprous House,’ the,
[249] Leviticus, chap, xiv.,
[250] Libya and Alexandria nearly destroyed,
[23] Light, chemical effects of,
[219] ——– essential to vitality,
[218] Ligurian pestilence, the,
[26] Lima, earthquake at,
[94] Lincoln, earthquake at,
[36] Lind,
[129] Linen, use of,
[5] Linneus,
[222] Lisbon, earthquake at,
[47] Livy,
[3] ,
[6] ,
[11] ,
[13] Locality, influence of trade and,
[179] Locusts,
[11] ,
[13] ,
[14] ,
[30] ,
[32] ,
[84] ,
[98] ,
[104] ,
[106] ,
[127] ,
[142] ; dead bodies of, producing pestilence,
[30] ; immense swarms of,
[23] ; in Italy,
[33] ; swarms of,
[46] ,
[68] ,
[69] ,
[76] ,
[81] Loes,
[161] ‘Loimic’ pestilence, a,
[18] Loimikié,
[6] Loimoi,
[21] Loimos in Syria,
[21] London Bridge, wrecks at,
[117] London, deadly fevers in,
[79] ; destroyed by fire,
[31] ; earthquake in,
[127] ; famine in,
[31] ; filthy condition of,
[43] ; habits of the inhabitants of,
[44] ; low fevers of,
[225] ; malignant fever in,
[31] ; plague in,
[104] ; starvation in,
[38] ; the burning of, by the Danes,
[30] ; the condition of,
[205] ; the dwellings of,
[206] ; the great fire of,
[205] ; the plague of,
[207] ; the rebuilding by Alfred,
[30] ; water conveyed to by leaden pipes,
[43] ; water first brought by the New River to,
[98] Long continuance of pestilence in Asia,
[24] —— rain,
[50] Lotion, urine as a topical,
[5] Low fever of London,
[225] —— water in the Thames,
[34] Lucretius,
[7] ,
[199] Lues Pannonica,
[90] Luis Alcanyis,
[68] Macedonia, earthquake in,
[23] Madness, epidemic, in England,
[53] Madrid, sanitary state of,
[129] Magdenburg,
[29] ,
[30] Mal des pieds et des mains,
[157] Maladie de Siam, the,
[113] Maladies, causes of,
[189] ———–, Old and New Testaments on the,
[193] ; instances explanatory of the causes of,
[193] Malignant dysentery,
[2] ,
[61] ,
[77] ; among the Romans,
[12] ; epizootic, among cattle,
[13] ; fevers,
[98] ,
[103] ; measles,
[110] ; pneumonia,
[76] Mania, epidemic,
[123] Man-cyalm,
[27] ,
[28] Manson, Dr.
[140] Marcellinus,
[23] Marcellus, death of,
[238] 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] Pedro Bayro,
[76] Pedro Martyr de Anglesia,
[71] Peripneumoniæ,
[52] Pernicious intermittent, a,
[107] Persians, interment by the,
[239] Personal cleanliness,
[233] Peru, earthquakes at,
[93] ,
[129] Pestiferous blight,
[192] ; wind,
[51] Pestilence in Egypt, A.M. 2509,
[1] ; at Kadesh,
[2] ; at Baal-peor,
[2] ; at Ægina,
[2] ; at Ashdod,
[2] ; in the time of David,
[2] ; in Rome,
[3] ,
[4] ,
[6] ,
[9] ,
[10] ,
[11] ,
[12] ,
[16] ,
[17] ,
[18] ,
[19] ,
[20] ,
[21] ,
[23] ,
[27] ,
[28] ,
[38] ,
[72] ; in Campania,
[3] ; in Italy,
[3] ,
[11] ,
[20] ,
[27] ,
[30] ,
[33] ,
[37] ,
[67] ,
[69] ; at Jerusalem,
[4] ,
[16] ; in the army of Xerxes,
[4] ; immunity of the Spaniards at Syracuse,
[4] ; in Spain,
[6] ,
[8] ,
[10] ,
[20] ,
[23] , (singular)
[25] ,
[27] ,
[37] ,
[43] ,
[48] ,
[59] ,
[66] ,
[75] ,
[76] ,
[77] ,
[89] ,
[91] ,
[93] ,
[95] ,
[97] ,
[98] ; at Athens,
[7] ; in Persia,
[7] ; in Egypt,
[8] ,
[20] ; in Carthage,
[8] ,
[10] ,
[13] ; in Andalusia,
[9] ,
[55] ,
[71] ; in Saguntum,
[9] ,
[10] ; in Capua,
[11] ; among the Roman and Rhodian fleets,
[11] ; in Palestine,
[13] ; in Numantia,
[13] ; in Africa,
[13] ; in Numidia,
[13] ; among the Roman armies,
[15] ; in Palestine,
[16] ; in Asia Minor,
[16] ; at Babylon,
[17] ; in Greece and Italy,
[17] ; from Italy to India,
[17] ; in the North of England,
[18] ; in Scotland,
[18] ,
[19] ,
[20] ,
[24] ,
[29] ,
[30] ,
[31] ,
[43] ; in Wales,
[18] ,
[22] ,
[24] ,
[29] ; in England,
[19] ,
[20] ,
[23] ,
[31] ,
[32] ,
[35] ,
[37] ,
[38] ,
[39] ,
[40] ,
[41] ,
[42] ,
[44] ,
[50] ,
[52] ,
[55] ,
[59] ,
[65] ,
[69] ,
[75] ,
[81] ,
[83] ,
[84] ,
[86] ; in Arabia,
[19] ; in Asia,
[19] ,
[20] ; in Ethiopia,
[20] ; in France,
[20] ,
[25] ,
[29] ,
[56] ,
[61] ,
[62] ,
[77] ,
[78] ,
[80] ,
[85] ,
[98] ; among the Scythians,
[21] ; in Alexandria,
[21] ; in England and Wales,
[21] ; in Syria,
[21] ; in Britain,
[22] ; in Amida,
[23] ; in Italy and Syria,
[23] ; in Judea,
[23] ; in Asia, Africa, and Europe,
[23] ; in Constantinople,
[23] ; in Cappadocia, Galatia, and Phrygia,
[23] ; in Asia and Africa,
[24] ; in Palestine,
[24] ; in Europe and Asia,
[24] ; in Germany and Italy,
[25] ; in the time of Narses,
[26] ; in Britain, Turenne, and the provinces of Arragon and Vivares,
[27] ; at Mecca,
[27] ; in Syria and Arabia,
[27] ; at Constantinople,
[27] ; in the south coasts of Britain and provinces of the Northumbrians,
[27] ; in Great Britain and Ireland,
[27] ,
[28] ; in Syria and Mesopotamia,
[28] ; in Syria and Libya,
[28] ; in Constantinople,
[29] ; at Norwich,
[29] ; in Syria,
[29] ; in Calabria, Naples, and Constantinople,
[29] ; at Chichester,
[29] ; in Germany,
[29] ; in Gaul,
[30] ; in France and Germany,
[30] ; at Oxford,
[30] ; in London,
[31] ,
[41] ,
[42] ,
[49] ,
[61] ,
[77] ; in Gaul, Germany, and Italy,
[31] ; in London,
[31] ; in the north of Europe,
[31] ; in Otho’s army,
[31] ; in England and Europe,
[32] ; England and Gaul,
[32] ; in England, Gaul, and Germany,
[33] ; among the Saracen invaders of Rome,
[33] ; in Egypt and Arabia,
[33] ; in York and Durham,
[32] ; at Constantinople,
[33] ; in Italy, Russia, Flanders, and England,
[33] ; in Europe,
[34] ,
[38] ; in Judea,
[34] ; in Scotland, Ireland, Italy, Gaul, Sicily, Judea, Asia, and Africa,
[35] ; in England and Rome,
[36] ; in Castile,
[36] ; in the army of the Crusaders at Acre,
[36] ; in Catalonia,
[37] ; at Cordova,
[37] ; in Damietta,
[37] ; in Germany, Hungary, Gaul, and Egypt,
[38] ; in Denmark, Italy, and Gaul,
[39] ; in the army of St. Louis, the Crusader,
[40] ; among the Crusaders,
[42] ; in Britain, Italy, Poland, Denmark, Prussia, Zealand, Egypt, Germany, Bohemia, and Spain,
[42] ; at Gerona,
[42] ; at Barcelona,
[46] ,
[50] ,
[55] ,
[61] ; at Tche,
[46] ; in China, Syria, Greece, Egypt, Asia, and Africa,
[48] ; in Italy and Sicily,
[48] ; in Granada,
[48] ; in Upper Asia,
[48] ; in Cathay,
[48] ; in Asia, Egypt, Greece, Italy, France, Spain, England, and Germany,
[49] ; in Florence,
[49] ; in Norwich,
[49] ; in Venice,
[49] ; in Lubeck,
[49] ; in Syria,
[49] ; on the shores of the Pontic,
[49] ; in Greece and Illyria,
[49] ; in Mallorca,
[38] ,
[49] ,
[60] ,
[68] ,
[71] ; in Valencia and Catalonia,
[50] ; in Sicily and Sardinia,
[50] ; in Greenland,
[51] ; in Cyprus,
[51] ; at Southampton,
[52] ; in France and Germany,
[52] ; in Ireland, Holland, and England,
[52] ; in Germany, Russia, Hungary, Spain, and Gaul,
[52] ; in Denmark and Iceland,
[52] ; among the Oxford students,
[52] ; in Montpelier,
[52] ; in England, Africa, Cyprus, Italy, Florence, Gaul, Ireland, and Scotland,
[53] ; at Cologne,
[55] ; in England and Ireland,
[55] ; in Italy and Gaul,
[55] ; in Germany, Egypt, Greece, and Lubeck,
[55] ; in Holland and the Rhenish provinces,
[56] ; in the Shetland islands,
[56] ; in Seville,
[59] ,
[61] ,
[70] ,
[85] ,
[97] ; in Gallicia,
[60] ; in Benavento, Matillas, Arzon, Villalobos, Rales, and Valderas,
[60] ; at Norfolk and York,
[61] ; in Valencia and Catalonia,
[61] ; at Florence,
[61] ; in Bourdeaux, Aquitaine, and Gascony,
[61] ; at Seville,
[62] ; at Barcelona,
[62] ,
[65] ,
[67] ,
[68] ,
[69] ,
[73] ,
[75] ,
[76] ,
[79] ,
[88] ,
[94] ,
[97] ; in Dantzic,
[65] ; at Huesca,
[65] ; in Italy, Gaul, Germany, Asia, and Spain,
[66] ; at Saragossa,
[67] ; at Cadiz,
[67] ; at Parma,
[67] ; at Valencia,
[68] ; in Switzerland and Germany,
[69] ; in Westphalia, Hesse, and Friesland,
[69] ; in France,
[69] ,
[89] ; in Ireland,
[70] ; in Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, and Egypt,
[70] ; in Saragossa and Aragon,
[71] ; in Granada,
[71] ; in Saragossa,
[73] ,
[83] ; in Germany, Portugal, and Ireland,
[73] ; among Portuguese crews,
[74] ; in Britain,
[74] ; in Brussels,
[74] ; in France and Germany,
[74] ; in China,
[75] ; in Ireland,
[75] ; in Lisbon,
[75] ; in Cadiz,
[76] ; in Constantinople,
[76] ; in Germany,
[76] ; in Europe,
[76] ; in Verona,
[77] ; in Oxford and Cambridge,
[77] ; at Calais,
[78] ; in Germany,
[78] ; in Holland,
[78] ; in Hispaniola,
[78] ; in Navarre,
[78] ; in Valencia,
[78] ,
[79] ; at Dresden,
[79] ; in Milan,
[79] ; in Xativa and Seville,
[79] ; in Lower Germany, Holland, Zealand, Brabant, Flanders, Denmark, Norway, and France,
[79] ; at Wurtemburg,
[79] ; at Aragon,
[79] ; in London,
[79] ; in Ireland and Italy,
[79] ; in Amsterdam,
[81] ; at Hamburg,
[81] ; in Germany,
[82] ; at Lubeck, Stettin, and Zwickau,
[82] ; at Brussels,
[82] ; in Pomerania,
[82] ; in Germany and Denmark,
[83] ; in Aragon,
[83] ; in Italy and Spain,
[83] ; in Lisbon,
[83] ; in Narbonne,
[83] ; in Cork and Dresden,
[83] ; in Hungary,
[84] ; in Constantinople,
[84] ; at Metz,
[84] ; in Savoy, France,
[84] ; England, Holland, and Germany,
[85] ; in Prussia,
[85] ; in Murcia and Portugal,
[85] ; in Valencia,
[85] ; in London,
[86] ,
[88] ,
[91] ,
[95] ; in Messina,
[86] ; in Paris, Hungary, and Transylvania,
[86] ; in England and France,
[86] ; among Spanish soldiery,
[87] ; in Vienna and Holland,
[87] ; in Spain and France,
[87] ; in Murcia,
[88] ; in Europe,
[88] ; along the Rhine,
[89] ; at Comorra,
[90] ; at Seville,
[90] ; in Friesland,
[91] ; in Dresden,
[91] ; in Spain and Italy,
[91] ; among prisoners at Oxford,
[91] ; in Europe,
[92] ; at Marseilles,
[93] ; in Flanders, Moravia, London, Germany, and Holland, Egypt, and Rome,
[94] ; in Madrid,
[94] ; in Valladolid,
[94] ; in Dresden,
[95] ; in Malta,
[95] ; in England, Constantinople, and Spain,
[95] ; in Muscovy,
[95] ; in Granada,
[96] ; in Gallicia,
[96] ; in Seville,
[96] ; at Jaen,
[96] ; in England,
[96] ; in Europe,
[96] ; in the fleet of Sir Thomas Gates and Sir George Somers,
[97] ; in Ragusa,
[97] ; in Granada,
[97] ; in Germany,
[98] ,
[99] ; at Constantinople,
[98] ; in Crete, Alexandria, Calabria, Turkey, Italy, Dalmatia, Venice,
Germany, France, Poland, Flanders, Persia, and Asia,
[98] ; in England,
[98] ; at Naples, Bergen, Norway, Denmark, Egypt, the Levant, North and
South America, Hungary, France, and England, Seville,
[99] ; London, Amsterdam, Spain, Argel, England, Italy, Denmark, Egypt,
Lyons, France, Narbonne, Cambridge, America, Marseilles,
Catalonia, and Guadix,
[100] ; in Europe,
[103] ; in South America,
[104] ; in the United States of America,
[104] ; in Oxford,
[104] ; in Madrid, Denmark, England, and Andalusia,
[104] ; in Ireland, America, West Indies, Spain, England, France, Denmark,
[105] ; in Russia, Poland, Carmona, Andalusia, Tortosa, Gerona, Huesca, Barcelona, and Girona,
[106] ; in England, Denmark, Turkey, Russia, Presburg, Hungary, Italy,
Egypt, Malta, Sardinia, Leyden, Riga, Amsterdam, Morocco,
Naples, Rome, France, and North America,
[107] ; in England, Venice, Leipsic, and Copenhagen,
[108] ; in Salamanca, Lisbon, the United States, Norway, and England,
[110] ; in Aquitaine, Sologne, Galinois, Montagris,
[111] ; in Spain, Hungary, England, Malta, and Hamburg,
[111] ; in Carthagena, the United States, and Europe, Spain, Algeria,
Morocco, Andalusia, Germany, Dresden, England, Italy, Poland,
Switzerland, Ireland, Sardinia, Malaga, Antequera, Granada,
Moron, Ronda, Lucena, Andujar, Xeres, Santa Maria, and Cadiz,
[112] ; in Berberia, in Europe, and America,
[113] ; among animals,
[114] ; in Stuttgart, Dusseldorf, Erfurt, Jena, United States, Spain,
Italy, and Jamaica,
[114] ; in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Barbadoes, Berlin, among the
American Indians, Spain, North America, China, England,
France, Liorna, Geneva, Cerdena, Narbonne, and Nismes,
[115] ; among the Anglo-Americans,
[115] ; in Spain, England, Scotland, Friesland, the United States, and Freiburg,
[116] ; in Ceuta, Tunis, Malaga, Cerdena,
[118] ; in Rome, South America, Spain, Andalusia, Dantzic, Holland,
Cologne, Lucerne, Zurich, Berne, Orleans, Sweden,
[119] ; in Copenhagen, Lithuania, Italy, Germany, Mümpelgart,
Constantinople, England, United States, Breslau, Turin,
[120] ; in the Asturias, Aleppo, Marseilles,
[121] ; in Toulon, Aix, and Arles, Provence, in the Lower Seine, Jamaica,
Spain, Granada, Placentia, London, America, Vienna, Hungary,
Upper Saxony, Silesia, Lisbon, Frankfort,
[122] ; in Granada, Andalusia, Carthage, the United States, South America,
[123] ; at Chambery, Annecy, Savoy, Carmagnola, Vercelli, Ivrea, Biella,
Vienna, Pignerol, Fossano, Nizza, Rivoli, Asti, Larti, Acqui,
Basle, Silesia Thrasburg, Trino, Frésneuse, Vimeux, Orleans,
Plouviers, Meaux, Villeneuve, Bohemia, Denmark, Sweden,
Russia, Cadiz, Andalusia, London, United States, Spain,
[124] ; in Coburg, Egypt, France, England, Scotland, Ireland, Holland,
Calabria, Switzerland, New Spain, Aleppo, Tangiers, Smyrna,
United States, West Indies, North America, Seville, Grand
Cairo, England, and Bohemia,
[125] ; in Spain, Ireland, Germany, Siberia, Turkey, Switzerland, Germany,
Poland, Holland, and England,
[126] ; in Huesca, the Asturias, Constantinople, United States, London,
Isen and Cordova,
[127] ; in England, North America, Normandy, Ireland, France,
Constantinople, Syria, Smyrna and Cyprus, Aleppo, Jerusalem
and Damascus, West India Islands,
[128] ; in Africa, United States, Senegal,
[129] ; in Carthagena, Cyprus, the Ottoman Empire, United States, West
Indies, Madrid,
[130] ; in United States, Havannah, Siam, Bengal, Syria, Egypt, France,
Denmark, Madrid, Genoa, Sweden, Naples,
[131] ; in Spain, Carthagena, Suabia, Scotland, Ireland, Austria, United
States, West Indies,
[132] ; in Europe, United States, Germany, Spain, Carthagena, Jamaica,
Holland, Bengal,
[133] ; in Sardinia, Holland, Flanders, Poland, Russia, Bohemia, Vienna,
[134] ; Moscow, Bassora, the Ganges, Scotland, United States, France,
[135] ; Constantinople, England, Spain,
[136] ; United States, Spain, South America,
[137] ; England, United States, Garigani, Languedoc,
[138] ; Catalonia, Tortosa, Aragon, Alcarria, Andalusia,
[139] ; Carthagena, La Mancha, Havannah, United States,
[140] ; America, Grenada,
[141] ; Africa, Egypt, England, the Havannah, Hungary, Servia,
[142] ; West India Islands, United States,
[143] ; United States, Barbary, Morocco,
[144] ,
[145] ,
[146] ; in England and Ireland, Germany, Gibraltar, Constantinople,
[147] ; in London, Gibraltar, Malta,
[148] ,
[149] ; in Corfu, India, United States, Jessore,
[150] ,
[151] ,
[152] ; Mauritius, United States, West Indies, East Indies,
[152] ,
[153] ; in the Indian Archipelago, Bassora, Bagdad, China, the Moluccas,
Ispahan, Chinese Tartary, Ireland, France, Lapland, Africa,
South America,
[154] ,
[155] ; in Rio de Janeiro, Hamburg, Grand Cairo, Germany, United States,
England, West Indies, Gibraltar,
[156] ,
[157] ; in Naples, France, England, Ireland, America, Russia, Persia,
Poland, Moldavia, Berlin, Vienna, Hamburg, Alexandria, the
Delta of the Nile,
[158] ,
[159] ; in France,
[161] ; in England, United States, Russia, Germany, France, Turkey,
Gibraltar,
[162] ,
[163] ; in India, Prussia, Warsaw, Egypt, Alexandria, Grand Cairo,
[164] ,
[165] ; Leghorn, Odessa, Europe, North and South America, West India Islands,
[166] ,
[167] ; in Rome, Syria, Moscow, Orenburg, England, Ireland, Asia, United
States, London,
[168] ,
[169] ; England, Russia, Sweden, Denmark, France, Cape of Good Hope,
Mount St. Bernard, Algiers, St. Petersburg, Texas,
[170] ,
[171] ; Germany, Scotland, Syria, United States, Africa,
[172] ,
[173] ; in Persia, Senegal, Germany, Holland, Belgium, France, England,
Africa, among Mormonites,
[174] ,
[175] ; in Scotland, Ireland, Afghanistan, Persia, Tartary, Bagdad, Kurrachee,
[176] ,
[177] ; in Gallicia, Persia, Tauris, Teheran, Bakrou, Caucasian Provinces,
Tiflis, the Caucasus, Russia,
[178] ,
[179] ; Wallachia, Scotland, Portugal, Spain, France, Russia, Turkey,
Marseilles, United States, Trebizond, Silesia, England,
[180] ,
[181] Pestilence among animals,
[98] ————, the black,
[50] ————, a bubonic,
[79] ————, dead bodies of locusts producing,
[30] ————, De Foe on the causes of,
[206] ————, Egypt a hot-bed of,
[195] ; fatal to breeding women and cattle,
[10] ; a filthy smelling vapour causing,
[49] ; the Kings of Ulster and Munster cut off by,
[29] ; at Kurrachee,
[212] ; of leprosy,
[68] ; a ‘loimic,’
[18] ; long continuance of,
[29] ; long continuance of, in Asia,
[24] ; the Ligurian,
[26] ————, a miliary,
[111] ————, originating from famine,
[28] ; petechial,
[147] ————, rains and,
[31] ————, statistics of,
[53] ————, the true,
[24] ————, yellow,
[99] ,
[100] ,
[104] ,
[113] ,
[151] ,
[153] ,
[155] ,
[157] ————, epidemic, nature and causes of,
[184–207] ————, natural causes for,
[214] Pestilential angina,
[116] ; constitution,
[187] ; or scarlet sore-throat,
[24] ‘Pestis flava,’
[29] Petechial fever,
[80] ,
[128] ,
[171] ———– pestilence,
[147] ; treatment of,
[94] Pharaoh IV., prodigies in the natural world in the reign of,
[1] Phenomena, remarkable,
[108] Philo on a ‘loimic’ pestilence,
[18] Phrenitis, putrid fever with,
[69] Picenum, famine in,
[25] Pintor,
[72] Plague,
[24] ,
[77] ,
[103] ,
[111] ,
[112] ,
[125] ,
[136] ,
[142] ,
[145] ,
[147] ,
[149] ,
[163] ,
[164] ,
[172] ; at Athens, morbid phenomena of a,
[7] ———, bilious,
[116] ,
[141] ——— of Boja, the,
[71] ———, cure for the,
[84] ———, dreadful,
[121] ,
[124] ——— of Egypt,
[200] ——— flies,
[158] ———, the great,
[183] Plague in London,
[100] ,
[104] ,
[207] ———, mode of avoiding,
[47] ——— of Siberia, the,
[162] ———, a terrific,
[48] ———, treatment of,
[78] ,
[94] Planets, origin of the venereal disease attributed to conjunction of the,
[72] Pleurisies,
[33] ,
[35] Pliny,
[17] Plutarch,
[3] ,
[7] ,
[238] Poison, atmospheric,
[79] Poisonous effects from disturbing a graveyard,
[247] ———— vapours of lake Avernus,
[4] Pompeii and Herculaneum,
[17] Pompey’s army, leprosy in,
[15] Pope and the Fleet ditch,
[44] Pope Sextus erects a brothel at Rome,
[67] Porcell, Dr.,
[89] Porpoises in the Baltic, disease among,
[82] Potato disease,
[172] ,
[174] ,
[176] ,
[182] Pox, the French,
[71] Prayers, public,
[66] ; rogatory,
[79] Precautionary measures,
[60] Predisposing causes of disease,
[191] Prevention,
[217] Prisons on the Continent,
[225] ; Savoy and Newgate, ibid. Processions, imprecatory, instituted,
[55] ,
[59] ; solemn,
[67] ,
[68] Procopius,
[25] ,
[26] Prodigies in the natural world in the reign of Pharaoh IV.,
[1] Profligacy and imposture,
[63] Prophecy of Agabus,
[17] Prophylaxis, or mode of preventing disease,
[216–250] Prostitutes taxed,
[67] Puerperal fever,
[108] ,
[138] ,
[147] Puiz, Dr.,
[113] Purchas,
[97] Putrid fever, a,
[71] ; with phrenitis,
[69] Rain, blood-coloured,
[82] —— of crimson insects,
[3] ——, long,
[50] ; remarkable fall of,
[150] ; a shower of, frozen,
[111] ; in torrents,
[46] Rains and pestilence,
[31] ——, excessive,
[30] ,
[32] ,
[40] ,
[103] ; heavy,
[39] ,
[41] ,
[54] ,
[66] ,
[70] ,
[85] ,
[86] ,
[99] ,
[104] ,
[170] Ramon Vila,
[46] ,
[76] Rebuilding of London by Alfred,
[30] Red water and mould-spots,
[85] Registrar-General’s Report on the Influenza of 1847,
[181] ,
[182] ,
[183] Remarkable phenomena,
[108] Remedy for pestilential fever,
[122] Remittent fever,
[172] ,
[176] ; on board the ‘Eclair,’
[174] Render, Rev. Dr.,
[245] Reports on Cholera,
[169] Revolution in the organism of the earth,
[45] Rhone, the, frozen over,
[30] Rivére,
[161] Ribeiro, Dr.,
[5] Riverius,
[98] Rogatory prayers,
[79] Romans, the ancient, and the bath,
[231] ; malignant dysentery among the,
[12] Rome, earthquake at,
[9] ,
[117] ; Pope Sextus erects a brothel at,
[67] ; the site of,
[204] Rosell, Dr.,
[100] Rush, Dr.,
[141] Russell, Dr. Patrick,
[209] Russia, famine in,
[33] Rye, disease in,
[106] Rymer,
[52] Sacrifices,
[6] Sætabi, vapour baths of the,
[5] Saguntum, earthquake at,
[10] Saine, Dr.,
[125] Salii, institution of the,
[3] Salted provisions, the use of,
[15] Sanchez, Dr.,
[5] ,
[72] Sanitary state of Madrid,
[129] Sastre, Dr.,
[113] Sauvages,
[15] ,
[126] Savoy Prison,
[225] Scarlatina,
[116] Scarlet fever,
[35] ,
[142] ; sore-throat,
[24] Schenckius,
[74] ,
[89] Scripture against contagion,
[213] Scurvy,
[21] ,
[74] ; epidemic,
[73] Sea broke out at Dort,
[66] —–, Winchelsea swallowed up by the,
[41] Seasons, intemperate,
[31] ; inclement,
[34] ,
[40] ,
[41] ,
[42] ,
[43] ,
[65] ,
[105] ,
[108] ,
[112] ,
[131] ,
[133] ,
[142] ,
[145] ,
[150] ,
[168] ,
[169] ,
[170] Senertus,
[86] ,
[161] Sepulture, Chinese mode of,
[239] ‘Serpentine Disease,’ the,
[84] Servius,
[238] Severe frost,
[37] ,
[65] ,
[66] ,
[103] ,
[113] ,
[129] ,
[140] ; storm,
[118] ; winter,
[30] ,
[31] ,
[35] ,
[38] ,
[41] ,
[55] ,
[94] ,
[98] ,
[137] ,
[145] ,
[148] Severn, the, overflowed,
[69] Seville, earthquake at,
[60] Sheep, mortality among,
[38] ; murrain among,
[42] Shipping, entry of, prohibited in Sicily,
[75] Short,
[29] ,
[30] ,
[97] Shower of fish, a,
[163] ; of rain, frozen,
[111] Showers, extraordinary,
[59] Shropshire, earthquake in,
[18] Siberia, the plague of,
[162] Sibylline books, the,
[9] Sicily, earthquake in,
[142] ; entry of shipping prohibited in,
[75] Sickness among the Edinburgh police,
[227] ‘———, the great,’
[116] ———, the sweating,
[70] ,
[75] ,
[77] ,
[79] ,
[80] ,
[81] ,
[83] ,
[86] ,
[114] ,
[119] Siege of Jerusalem,
[3] ; of Troy,
[199] Signacula, or mould-spots,
[74] Silius Italicus,
[5] Simon, Mr.,
[222] Singular pestilence in Spain,
[25] Site of Rome, the,
[204] Skin, the functions of the,
[235] Small-pox,
[35] ,
[78] ,
[98] ,
[112] ,
[116] ,
[120] ; confluent,
[22] ; pestilential, at Mecca,
[27] ; treatment of,
[131] ; virulent,
[111] ———— and measles,
[24] Smith, Dr. Southwood,
[234] Sneezing induced by conditions of the atmosphere,
[27] Snow, heavy fall of,
[169] —— in harvest-time,
[32] Snow-storm, a,
[100] Socrates on bathing,
[231] Solemn processions,
[67] Sore throat, gangrenous,
[99] ,
[128] ; scarlet,
[24] ; epidemic,
[30] ‘Sorte-diod,’ the,
[50] Southwark, a great fire in,
[112] Spain, earthquake in,
[10] ,
[75] ; famine in,
[23] ; leprosy in,
[15] ,
[33] ; temperature of,
[15] Spaniards, cleanliness and moderation among the,
[5] ; their immunity from a pestilence,
[4] Spanish epidemiology, the first epoch of,
[2] ,
[198] Spiders,
[98] ,
[119] Spleen, gangrene of the,
[162] Sporadic cholera,
[174] Spotted fever,
[75] ,
[80] ,
[88] St. Anthony,
[64] ; St. Anthony’s fire,
[39] St. Fechin,
[28] St. Gerald,
[28] St. Gregory,
[25] ; St. Gregory’s ‘History of the Franks,’ ibid. St. Guy, the dancing disease of,
[56] St. Margaret,
[64] St. Narcissus,
[43] St. Paul’s at Rome destroyed by earthquake,
[29] St. Sebastian, feast of, deferred,
[67] St. Vitus, dance of,
[32] ; Hecker’s account of,
[56] ———’s torrent,
[81] Stagnant pools and marshes,
[150] Starvation in London,
[38] Statistics of pestilence,
[53] ; of Dublin Lying-in Hospital,
[226] Statius,
[231] Stews, public, Bishop Winton on,
[73] Stinking mists,
[86] Stokes, Dr.,
[176] Storm, severe,
[118] ; violent,
[61] ,
[76] Storms,
[2] ,
[10] ,
[11] ,
[16] ,
[65] ,
[108] ,
[120] ,
[127] ,
[133] ,
[140] ; in Judea,
[23] ; in Thuringia and Saxony,
[81] Stow,
[43] ,
[44] ,
[53] Strange phenomenon in the tides,
[111] Strasburg, dancing plague at,
[63] Suabia, earthquake in,
[78] Subterraneous thunder,
[47] ‘Sudor Anglicus,’ the,
[70] Suetonius,
[17] Summer, cold and wet,
[32] ; dry,
[35] ; fogs,
[80] ; hot,
[18] ,
[38] ,
[41] ,
[84] ,
[86] ,
[98] ,
[104] ,
[114] ,
[137] ,
[145] ,
[146] ; wet,
[75] Sun, eclipse of the,
[37] Sutton, Dr.,
[173] Swarms of flies,
[42] ; of locusts,
[46] ,
[68] ,
[69] ,
[76] ,
[81] Sweating sickness, the,
[70] ,
[75] ,
[77] ,
[79] ,
[80] ,
[81] ,
[83] ,
[86] ,
[114] ,
[119] Switzerland, earthquake in,
[136] Sydenham,
[109] ,
[161] ,
[206] Symptoms of a pestilence at Carthage,
[8] Syphilis at Naples,
[73] Syria, earthquake in,
[29] ,
[47] ; inundation in,
[34] ; loimos in,
[21] ‘Tac,’ the,
[61] Tacitus,
[16] ,
[17] ,
[204] Tadpoles, metamorphosis of,
[221] Tagus, the, overflowed,
[83] ‘Tarantisme,’
[56] Tasso,
[203] Temperature of Spain,
[15] Tempests,
[98] ,
[99] ; violent,
[30] ,
[60] Tempestuous seasons,
[32] ; weather,
[44] Terrific plague, a,
[48] Tertian epidemic,
[139] ; fever,
[132] ; fevers, epidemic,
[112] Thames, the, fordable,
[95] ; frozen over,
[31] ,
[33] ,
[113] ; high tide in the,
[39] ,
[124] ,
[127] ; low water in the,
[34] ; the water of the,
[230] Thucydides,
[7] ,
[199] ; on epidemics,
[215] Thullier, Dr.,
[101] Thunder, subterranean,
[47] Thunder-storms,
[38] ,
[41] ,
[43] ,
[46] ,
[47] ,
[54] ,
[66] ,
[105] ,
[116] ,
[118] ,
[145] ; in London,
[34] Tiber, the, overflowed,
[83] ; inundation of the,
[30] Tides, a strange phenomenon in the,
[111] ; high,
[42] ,
[124] ,
[127] ‘Tigretier,’
[56] Tongue, the black,
[173] Topography of Egypt,
[196] Torrent, St. Vitus’s,
[81] Torrents of rain,
[46] Trade and locality, influence of,
[179] Treatment of petechial pestilence,
[94] ; of plague,
[78] ; of small-pox,
[131] ; of the venereal disease,
[73] ‘Trousse Galante,’ the,
[80] Troy, the siege of,
[199] ‘True pestilence,’ the,
[24] —— plague in France,
[25] Tsincheou, falling of the mountain of,
[46] Tully,
[150] Tumours in the groin or axillæ,
[24] Turks, cemeteries of the,
[239] Tyengius,
[78] ,
[81] Typhoid epidemic at Mount St. Bernard,
[171] Typhomania,
[21] Typhus,
[142] ,
[146] ,
[151] ,
[155] ,
[156] ,
[173] ; fever,
[149]