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| Section | Title | Reader | Notes | Listen Url | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Preface. Disease-parasites competitors with man in the struggle for existence. The importance of this for historians. | niobium | PL OK | ||
| 1 | Introduction. The nature and cause of malaria. Chief investigators since 1717. | niobium | PL OK | ||
| 2 | Chapter I. Malaria in modern Greece, and its effects upon the inhabitants. | niobium | PL OK | ||
| 3 | Chapter II. Malaria in the ancient non-medical writers. | niobium | PL OK | ||
| 4 | Chapter III. Malaria in the ancient medical writers. | niobium | PL OK | ||
| 5 | Chapter IV. The extent to which malaria was prevalent. | niobium | PL OK | ||
| 6 | Chapter V. The effects of malaria upon the ancient Greeks. | niobium | PL OK | ||
| 7 | Appendix. I. Home-life and the position of women possibly affected by the increase of malaria. II. Chief Greek diseases other than malaria. | niobium | PL OK | ||
| 8 | Conclusion. | niobium | PL OK | ||
| 9 | Additional Chapter. A difficulty in the history of Greek therapeutics explained by the "malaria theory" | niobium | PL OK |