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Medical papyri show the effects of the Santorini eruption heavily influenced the development of ancient medicine

American journal of disaster medicine, 2012, Vol.7 (1), p.73

Trevisanato, Siro I

2012

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Did an epidemic of tularemia in Ancient Egypt affect the course of world history?

Medical hypotheses, 2004, Vol.63 (5), p.905-910

Trevisanato, Siro I.

2004

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Tea and Health

Nutrition reviews, 2000-01, Vol.58 (1), p.1-10

2000

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Phylogenetic Analysis of the Archaeal Order of Sulfolobales Based on Sequences of 23S rRNA Genes and 16S/23S rDNA Spacers

Systematic and applied microbiology, 1996-03, Vol.19 (1), p.61-65

1996

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The ‘Hittite plague’, an epidemic of tularemia and the first record of biological warfare

Medical hypotheses, 2007, Vol.69 (6), p.1371-1374

Trevisanato, Siro Igino

2007

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Reconstructing Anaximander's biological model unveils a theory of evolution akin to Darwin's, though centuries before the birth of science

Acta medico-historica adriatica : AMHA, 2016-08, Vol.14 (1), p.63-71

Trevisanato, Siro Igino

2016

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The Plagues of Egypt: Archaeology, History and Science Look at the Bible

Trevisanato, Siro

1, 2005

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The biblical plague of the Philistines now has a name, tularemia

Medical hypotheses, 2007, Vol.69 (5), p.1144-1146

Trevisanato, Siro Igino

2007

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Corrigendum to: Medical papyri describe the effects of the Santorini eruption on human health, and date the eruption to August 1603–March 1601 BC. Med Hypotheses 2006; 68:446–449

Medical hypotheses, 2009-02, Vol.72 (2), p.235-235

Trevisanato, Siro Igino

2009

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Medical papyri describe the effects of the Santorini eruption on human health, and date the eruption to August 1603–March 1601 BC

Medical hypotheses, 2007-01, Vol.68 (2), p.446-449

Trevisanato, Siro Igino

2007

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Treatments for burns in the London Medical Papyrus show the first seven biblical plagues of Egypt are coherent with Santorini’s volcanic fallout

Medical hypotheses, 2006, Vol.66 (1), p.193-196

Trevisanato, Siro Igino

2006

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Six medical papyri describe the effects of Santorini’s volcanic ash, and provide Egyptian parallels to the so-called biblical plagues

Medical hypotheses, 2006, Vol.67 (1), p.187-190

Trevisanato, Siro Igino

2006

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Ancient Egyptian doctors and the nature of the biblical plagues

Medical hypotheses, 2005, Vol.65 (4), p.811-813

Trevisanato, Siro Igino

2005

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Greece and Egypt in the Same Boat

The Plagues of Egypt, 2019, p.95-106

Trevisanato, Siro

2019

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Death Over the Land (Plague 10)

The Plagues of Egypt, 2019, p.49-58

Trevisanato, Siro

2019

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Glossary

The Plagues of Egypt, 2019, p.191-196

Trevisanato, Siro

2019

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Egyptian Parallels: Records of a Battered Land

The Plagues of Egypt, 2019, p.123-134

Trevisanato, Siro

2019

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The Biblical Plagues

The Plagues of Egypt, 2019, p.9-16

Trevisanato, Siro

2019

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and Nearly Obliterated Greece

The Plagues of Egypt, 2019, p.83-94

Trevisanato, Siro

2019

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A Series of Unending Disasters (Plagues 3-8)

The Plagues of Egypt, 2019, p.33-42

Trevisanato, Siro

2019

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Introduction

The Plagues of Egypt, 2019, p.1-8

Trevisanato, Siro

2019

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A Date for the Eruption and thus the Plagues?

The Plagues of Egypt, 2019, p.149-156

Trevisanato, Siro

2019

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No Light at the End of the Tunnel (Plague 9)

The Plagues of Egypt, 2019, p.43-48

Trevisanato, Siro

2019

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Conclusion

The Plagues of Egypt, 2019, p.169-190

Trevisanato, Siro

2019

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When the Gods Manifested Themselves

The Plagues of Egypt, 2019, p.73-82

Trevisanato, Siro

2019

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Medical papyri show the effects of the Santorini eruption heavily influenced the development of ancient medicine

Did an epidemic of tularemia in Ancient Egypt affect the course of world history?

Tea and Health

Phylogenetic Analysis of the Archaeal Order of Sulfolobales Based on Sequences of 23S rRNA Genes and 16S/23S rDNA Spacers

The ‘Hittite plague’, an epidemic of tularemia and the first record of biological warfare

Reconstructing Anaximander's biological model unveils a theory of evolution akin to Darwin's, though centuries before the birth of science

The Plagues of Egypt: Archaeology, History and Science Look at the Bible

The biblical plague of the Philistines now has a name, tularemia

Corrigendum to: Medical papyri describe the effects of the Santorini eruption on human health, and date the eruption to August 1603–March 1601 BC. Med Hypotheses 2006; 68:446–449

Medical papyri describe the effects of the Santorini eruption on human health, and date the eruption to August 1603–March 1601 BC

Treatments for burns in the London Medical Papyrus show the first seven biblical plagues of Egypt are coherent with Santorini’s volcanic fallout

Six medical papyri describe the effects of Santorini’s volcanic ash, and provide Egyptian parallels to the so-called biblical plagues

Ancient Egyptian doctors and the nature of the biblical plagues

Greece and Egypt in the Same Boat

Death Over the Land (Plague 10)

Glossary

Egyptian Parallels: Records of a Battered Land

The Biblical Plagues

and Nearly Obliterated Greece

A Series of Unending Disasters (Plagues 3-8)

Introduction

A Date for the Eruption and thus the Plagues?

No Light at the End of the Tunnel (Plague 9)

Conclusion

When the Gods Manifested Themselves

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