A medieval guide against epidemics
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As the viral crisis deepens, it feels inappropriate to broach any other topic then the epidemic, seriously or in jest. We've learned a lot from the past, and the present holds lessons that we might hope to learn in the years to come. The 14th century may not have a lot to teach us in the way of preventing a national pandemic, but it has the benefit of f…
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