Voorbeelden van bubonic plague

• He wrote a very clear account of the epidemic, which leaves no doubt that it was true bubonic plague. 

• It carried fever-patients for the hospital at Genoa, ill of the bubonic plague. 

• No precautions that sanitary science can suggest have been omitted, yet the weekly reports now show an average of twenty thousand deaths from the bubonic plague alone. 

• She killed rats by the hundreds of thousands, rat-proofed her buildings, and thus, at one stroke, eliminated all fear of bubonic plague. 

• The bubonic plague prevails there with a frightful mortality. 

• All patients were treated just after the clinical diagnosis of plague (bubonic plague with cervical, inguinal or axillary buboes) and all patients recovered subsequently.

• The non-literary numismatic, legal, and papyrological evidence can thus be seen to concur with the testimony of our contemporary eyewitness accounts for the late-antique bubonic plague.

• We have practically conquered cholera, and what have we done against bubonic plague?

• No prevalence of sickness has been reported except on one vessel where bubonic plague, attributable to rats, broke out.

• He warned us of just about every other evil short of bubonic plague.

• We are talking of the possibility of a considerable number of those who remain being struck down by bubonic plague or some other illness.

• One of our research workers caught and died of bubonic plague a year or two ago.

• I am against blank cheques, but we are faced with an absolutely horrific problem of historic proportions—it is similar to the bubonic plague.

• Let us take the example of the bubonic plague burial pit.

• Most of the cases have been bubonic plague, but a certain number of cases of pneumonic plague have occurred.

• The world has not seen such an epidemic since the bubonic plague.

• Within a matter of hours, it is possible to move from an area of bubonic plague or smallpox to our own island.

• In some other years they have rivalled bubonic plague in their appeal.

• It is becoming worse than the ravages of bubonic plague.

• No one can object that nations not only research into the bubonic plague but also manufacture vaccines against it.