Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Handbook of Geographical and Historical Pathology, Vol. 2: Chronic Infective, Toxic, Parasitic, Septic and Constitutional Diseases
Among the chroniclers both of the earlier and the later times of the Empire, there is complete agreement that the endemic leprosy of Egypt was not known to the older Greek physicians to physicians practising in Greece), that the disease did not show itself in the Roman Empire until the last century B.c., and that it was a still longer time before it attained a general diffusion therein or among the neigh bouring nationalities.
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