Encyclopedia of the Black Death

목차 (Table of Contents)

• 자료제공 :
• List of Entries by Broad Topic
• Introduction
• Timeline
• Abandonment
• AIDS and Plague
• al-Asqalani, Ibn Hajar (1372-1449)
• Alchemy
• Allah
• Almanacs
• al-Manbiji, Muhammad (d. 1383)
• al-Maqrizi, Muhammad (al-Makrizi; 1363/4-1442)
• Amulets, Talismans, and Magic
• Anatomy and Dissection
• Animals
• Anticlericalism
• Anti-Semitism and Anti-Jewish Violence before the Black Death
• Apocalypse and Apocalypticism
• Apothecaries
• Arabic-Persian Medicine and Practitioners
• Armenian Bole
• Armies
• Arrows
• Ars moriendi (The Art of Dying)
• Art, Effects of Plague on
• Articella
• Astrology
• Athens, Plague of
• Avicenna (Abu Ali al-Husayn ibn Abd Allah ibn Sina; 980-1037)
• Barcelona, Spain
• Bells
• Bertrand, Jean-Baptiste (1670-1752)
• Bezoar Stones
• Bible
• Biblical Plagues
• Bills of Health
• Bills of Mortality
• Bimaristans (also Maristans)
• Bishops and Popes
• Black Death (1347-1352)
• Black Death: Debate over the Medical Nature of
• Black Death: Origins and Early Spread
• Black Death, Plague, and Pestilence(Terms)
• Bleeding/Phlebotomy
• Boccaccio, Giovanni (1313-1375)
• Books of Hours
• Borromeo, Federigo (1564-1631)
• Borromeo, St. Charles (SanCarlo; 1538-1484)
• Boyle, Robert (1627-1691)
• Broadsheets, Broadsides, and Pamphlets
• Bubonic Plague
• Bubonic Plague in North America
• Bullein, William (d. 1576)
• Caffa (Kaffa, Feodosiya), Ukraine
• Cairo, Egypt
• Canutus (Kanutus) Plague Tract
• Causes of Plague: Historical Theories
• Cellites and Alexians
• Charlatans and Quacks
• Chaucer, Geoffrey (c. 1340/43-1400)
• Chauliac, Guy de (Guido de Cauliaco; c. 1300-1367)
• Children
• China
• Chinese Traditional Medicine
• Christ
• Chronicles and Annals
• Churches, Plague
• Ciompi Revolt
• Clement VI, Pope (1291/92-1352; r. 1342-1352)
• Clothing
• Compendium of Paris
• Confraternities
• Consilia and Plague Tracts
• Constantinople/Istanbul
• Contagion Theory
• Cordons Sanitaires
• Corpse Carriers
• Corpses
• Couvin, Simon de (Symon de Covino; c. 1320-1367)
• Crime and Punishment
• Dancing Mania
• Danse Macabre
• Death, Depictions of
• Defoe, Daniel (1660-1731)
• Dekker, Thomas (1570?-1632)
• De Mertens, Charles (1737-1788)
• Demographic and Economic Effects of Plague: The Islamic World
• Demographic Effects of Plague: Europe 1347-1400
• Demographic Effects of Plague: Europe 1400-1500
• Demographic Effects of Plague: Europe 1500-1722
• Demography
• Demons, Satan, and the Devil
• Diagnosing Plague
• Dietary Regimens
• Diseases, Opportunistic and Subsidiary
• Disinfection and Fumigation
• DNA and the Second Plague Pandemic
• Donne, John (1572-1631)
• Doors
• Dublin, Ireland
• Earthquakes
• Economic Effects of Plague in Europe
• Empirics
• End of Second Plague Pandemic: Theories
• Epidemic and Pandemic
• Ex voto
• Expulsion of Victims
• Eyam, England (1666)
• Famine
• Fernel, Jean (c. 1497-1558)
• Feudalism and Manorialism
• Ficino, Marsiglio (1433-1499)
• Flagellants
• Fleas
• Flight
• Florence, Italy
• Fracastoro, Girolamo (1478-1553)
• Friars (Mendicants)
• Funerals, Catholic
• Funerals, Muslim
• Funerals, Protestant
• Galen and Galenism (129CE-c.216)
• Gentile da Foligno (c. 1275-1348)
• Germ Theory
• God the Father
• Gold
• Governments, Civil
• Graunt, John (1620-1674)
• Gravediggers
• Gregory the Great, Pope (r.590-604)
• Grindal, Edmund (1519-1583)
• Guilds
• Health Boards, Magistracies, and Commissions
• Heaven and Hell
• Henry VIII, King of England (1491-1547; r. 1509-1547)
• Hippocrates (c. 460-c. 360 bce) and the Hippocratic Corpus
• Hodges, Nathaniel (1629-1688)
• Hospitals
• Humoral Theory
• Hundred Years War (1337-1453)
• I promessi sposi (1827)
• Ibn al-Khatib, Lisad-ad Din (1313-1374)
• Ibn Battuta, Abu Abdullah (1304-1368)
• Ibn Khatimah, Abu Jafar Ahmed (1323?-1369)
• Individualism and Individual Liberties
• Ingrassia, Giovanni Filippo (Gianfilippo; 1510-1580)
• Islam and Medicine
• Islamic Civil Responses
• Islamic Religious Responses
• Islip, Simon (d. 1366)
• Issyk Kul, Kyrgystan
• Jacquerie
• James I and VI Stuart, King (1566-1625)
• Jewish Treasure Hoards
• Jews
• Jinn
• Job
• John of Burgundy (c. 1338-1390; also Johannes de Burgundia, Burdeus, La Barba, Burgoyne)
• Jonson, Ben (1572-1637)
• Justinian, Plague of (First PlaguePandemic)
• Kircher, Athanasius (1602-1680)
• Kitasato, Shibasaburo (1852-1931)
• Koch, Robert (1843-1910)
• Labourers, Ordinance and Statute of
• Langland, William (c.1325-after 1388)
• Languages: Vernacular and Latin
• Lazarettos and Pest Houses
• Lazarus
• Leechbooks
• Leprosy (Hansen's Disease) and Leprosarium
• Li Muisis, Gilles (Le Muisit; 1271/72-1353)
• Little Ice Age
• Lollards
• London, England
• London, Great Plague of (1665-1666)
• London's East Smithfield Plague Cemetery
• Luther, Martin (1483-1546)
• Lydgate, John (c. 1370-1450)
• Malthusianism
• Marseille, France
• Mass Graves and Plague Cemeteries
• Mead, Richard (1673-1754)
• Mecca
• Medical Education (1300-1500, Medieval Europe)
• Medical Education (1500-1700, Early Modern Europe)
• Medical Humanism
• Merchants
• Mercuriale, Girolamo (1530-1606)
• Metaphors for Plague
• Miasma Theory
• Milan, Italy
• Mongols
• Monks, Nuns, and Monasteries
• Moral Legislation
• Morality Literature, Christian
• Morbidity, Mortality, and Virulence
• Moscow, Russia
• Muhammad the Prophet (570-632)
• Naples, Italy
• Narwhal/Unicorn Horn Powder
• Nashe, Thomas (1567-1601)
• Nobility
• Notaries
• Nurses
• Paracelsus (1493-1541) and Paracelsianism
• Parets, Miquel (1610-1661)
• Paris, France
• Parish
• Pasteur, Louis (1822-1895)
• Pastors, Preachers, and Ministers
• Peasants
• Peasants' Revolt, English
• Pepys, Samuel (1633-1703)
• Petrarch, Francesco (1304-1374)
• Physicians
• Physicians, Court
• Physicians, Town
• Pilgrims and Pilgrimage
• Plague in Europe, 1360-1500
• Plague in Europe, 1500-1725
• Plague Memorials
• Plague Orders and National Authorities
• Plague Saints
• Plague Stone
• "Plagues" in the West, 900-1345
• Pneumonic Plague
• Poetry, European
• Poetry, Islamic
• Poisoning and Plague Spreading
• Poverty and Plague
• Prayer and Fasting
• Priests
• Printing
• Prisoners
• Processions
• Prophylaxes
• Prostitutes
• Public Health
• Public Sanitation
• Purgatives
• Purgatory
• Quarantine
• Rats and Other Plague Carriers
• Reformation and Protestantism
• Remedies, External
• Remedies, Internal
• Repopulation
• Rome, Italy
• St. Januarius (San Gennaro; d.c.305)
• St. Michael the Archangel
• St. Nicholas of Tolentino (1245-1305)
• St. Roche
• St. Rosalia
• St. Sebastian
• Scientific Revolution
• Searchers
• Second Plague Pandemic (1340s-1840s)
• Septicemic Plague
• Servants, Household
• Shakespeare, William (1564-1616)
• Shutting In
• Signs of Plague
• Simond, Paul-Louis (1858-1947)
• Sin
• Social Construction of Disease
• Sumptuary Laws
• Surgeons/Barbers
• Sydenham, Thomas (1625-1689)
• Syrups and Electuaries
• Ta'un
• Taxes and Public Finance
• Tears against the Plague
• Theriac and Mithridatum
• Third Plague Pandemic
• Thirty Years' War (1618-1648)
• "Three Living Meet Three Dead"
• Toads
• Tobacco
• Transi Tombs
• Triumph of Death
• Tumbrels
• Urine and Uroscopy
• Valesco de Tarenta (d.after1426)
• Van Diemerbroeck, Isbrand (Ysbrand, IJsbrand; 1609-1674)
• Van Helmont, Joan Baptista (Johannes; Jan; 1579-1644)
• Venice, Italy
• Vesalius, Andreas (1514-1564)
• Vienna, Austria
• Vinario, Raimondo Chalmel de (Magister Raimundus; Chalmelli; Chalin; d. after 1382)
• Virgin Mary
• Virgin Soil Disease
• Wands
• Wills and Testaments
• Witches and Witchcraft
• Wither, George (1588-1667)
• Women Medical Practitioners
• Yeoman Farmers and Gentry
• Yersin, Alexandre (1863-1943)
• Yersinia pestis
• Zodiac Man
• Glossary
• Bibliography
• Index