Endnote 11 - Classical Corner: The Antonine Plague and the Spread of Christianity
Perring, “Two Studies.”
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Endnote 10 - Classical Corner: The Antonine Plague and the Spread of Christianity
Littman and Littman, “Galen,” p. 255.
Endnote 9 - Classical Corner: The Antonine Plague and the Spread of Christianity
Dio Cassius 73.14.3–4; for a discussion of the smallpox pathologies, see Littman and Littman, “Galen.”
Endnote 8 - Classical Corner: The Antonine Plague and the Spread of Christianity
Until recently it was thought that the Antonine Plague could possibly have been a measles epidemic. However, recent scientific data have eliminated this possibility. See Y. Furuse, A. Suzuki and H. Oshitani, “Origin of the Measles Virus: Divergence from Rinderpest Virus Between the 11th and 12th Centuries,” Virology 7 (2010), pp. 52–55.
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