William MacArthur
Biographic Data
| ID | 5825250 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William MacArthur |
| GIVEN NAMES | William |
| FAMILY NAME | MacArthur |
| SIGNATURE | MACARTHUR W |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 2 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 2 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1949 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1951 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Pestilence Called ‘Scamach’
Since my article on ' The identification of some pestilences recorded in the Irish Annals ' appeared (above, vi. I 69-88, Mar. I 949), I have been asked for my opinion on the nature of the sca111ach, as mentioned in the Annals of Ulster, at 785 A.D. : 'the pestilence which is called scamach' Hennessy, who edited the relevant volume of the printed text of A.U., points out in a footnote that scamach in l\1S Clar. 49 is explained by ' scabes ', but …
The identification of some pestilences recorded in the Irish Annals
In attempting to determine the medical nature of the various widespread diseases recorded by the Irish chroniclers, my procedure has been to collate the accounts given in the several annals, thus securing the maximum amount of information obtainable about each outbreak. In making these comparisons it was distressing to come across some isolated and incomprehensible statement, clearly a relic of what was once a fuller description but now curtailed…
The identification of some pestilences recorded in the Irish Annals
In attempting to determine the medical nature of the various widespread diseases recorded by the Irish chroniclers, my procedure has been to collate the accounts given in the several annals, thus securing the maximum amount of information obtainable about each outbreak. In making these comparisons it was distressing to come across some isolated and incomprehensible statement, clearly a relic of what was once a fuller description but now curtailed…
The identification of some pestilences recorded in the Irish Annals
In attempting to determine the medical nature of the various widespread diseases recorded by the Irish chroniclers, my procedure has been to collate the accounts given in the several annals, thus securing the maximum amount of information obtainable about each outbreak. In making these comparisons it was distressing to come across some isolated and incomprehensible statement, clearly a relic of what was once a fuller description but now curtailed…
The Pestilence Called ‘Scamach’
Since my article on ' The identification of some pestilences recorded in the Irish Annals ' appeared (above, vi. I 69-88, Mar. I 949), I have been asked for my opinion on the nature of the sca111ach, as mentioned in the Annals of Ulster, at 785 A.D. : 'the pestilence which is called scamach' Hennessy, who edited the relevant volume of the printed text of A.U., points out in a footnote that scamach in l\1S Clar. 49 is explained by ' scabes ', but …
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