MEDIEVAL LEPROSY RECONSIDERED
This study will first describe what modern medical science has discovered concerning leprosy. It will then review some of the opinions historians have expressed regarding how medieval society viewed leprosy and its victims. Lastly, it will examine primary sources and reinterpret the evidence they pr...
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