Epidemic Smallpox, Roman Demography, and the Rapid Growth of Early Christianity, 160 CE to 310 CE Kenneth J. Philbrick Undergraduate Senior Thesis Department of History

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Date: 2015-02-12 12:52:30 Roman Empire Humanities Ancient Roman medicine Antonine Plague Nerva–Antonine dynasty Black Death Plague Bubonic plague Smallpox Pandemics Health Medicine		Epidemic Smallpox, Roman Demography, and the Rapid Growth of Early Christianity, 160 CE to 310 CE Kenneth J. Philbrick Undergraduate Senior Thesis Department of History Add to Reading List Source URL: history.columbia.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 452,04 KB Share Document on Facebook

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