Thucydides and the Plague: A Footnote

Classical Quarterly 32 (01):235- (1982)
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Since the publication of our article on Thucydides and the Plague of Athens, Dr Heinrich von Staden of Yale University has kindly drawn our attention to a paper by Eby and Evjen suggesting that the Plague was glanders. We do not think that this diagnosis can possibly be correct, though there are undoubtedly some points in its favour. The authors have argued their case as persuasively as possible, and the proposal has sufficient merit to deserve a serious reply

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Thucydides and the Plague of Athens.J. C. F. Poole & A. J. Holladay - 1979 - Classical Quarterly 29 (02):282-.

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