in Gujerat,170,ref. to by Lodge (1603),173Read, John, of Gloucester, on pox grown milder,425,describes mountebank,426Renfrewshire, plague in in 1601,370Renny, on plague in Garhwal,167Rhazes, “the pills of”,254,source of medieval teaching on smallpox,440Richard II., “infection and the hand of war”,547Richard of Devizes, on London in 12th cent.,34,on dislike of the Franks to soapboilers and scavengers,329Richmond, Yorks, reduced by Black Death,191,plague in 1597-8,359Ripon, corn at in famine,40,leper-hospital at,93Robert of Brunne, describes effects of famine,48Rocher, M., on plague in Yun-nan,168Rochester, late leper foundation at,97,plague at in 1665,681Roger of Wendover, stories of avarice,39,40,on the friars,41Rogers, Thorold, on prices of corn 13th century,37,43,on rye in England,64,on villenage,184note,wages after the Black Death,185,on new system of farming after ditto,192,paralysis of wool-trade after ditto,193,on good diet of the English in 15th cent.,222,introduction of inferior bread,224noteRome, medieval epidemics at,3,10Rouen, siege of,222Royston, fevers in 1625,505,plague in 1625,525,in 1665,682Rye-corn, spurred,53,little grown in England,64St Albans, school of annalists,37,burials at in 1247,42,famine in 1315,48,leper-hospitals at,90,admission to ditto,102,Black Death in the abbey,131,pestilence in 1431,225,plague in 1578,347St Andrews, plague at in 1585,368,in 1605,503,in 1647,563St Christopher, the French in,618,yellow fever in 1648,621,633St Domingo, English attempt on,634-6St Giles’s, Cripplegate,churchyard,334,modes of burial,335,populous parish,472,the Great Plague in,649St Giles’s-in-the-Fields, leper-hospital of,83,88,Great Plague begins at,656St Johnstone, seePerthSt Kilda, boat-cold,274St Olave’s parish, plague of 1603,478,description of,479St Paul’s, churchyard, state of in 1582,333,the charnel-house of,334St Sepulchre’s parish, plague of 1563 in,306,churchyard of,334Salvetti, on the plague of 1625,512,519,describes a fast,513Sandwich, plague in 1609,500,in 1635-37,528,in 1665,681,688Sanitary Act, the first,324Sayer, Dr H., treats plague at Oxford in 1645,559Scavengers, at Ipswich,327,duties of at Exeter,327,in London,328Scurvy, in voyages,579,581-5,594-6,599-609,among the French in Canada,580,597,in a coaster,597,lime-juice for,595,601,602-3,pericarditis in,580noteScyllatius, Nicolas, on French pox at Barcelona in 1494,434Searchers, at Shrewsbury in 1539,320note,in London,319,321,oath taken by in St Mary-le-Bow,322,at Colchester,689noteSeebohm, F., on mortality of Black Death among clergy,134,ditto in manor of Winslow,136,on remote effects of Black Death,196Shakespeare, John, fined,327Shakespeare, Wm., his business interfered with by plague,495,dies in a sickly year,536.See also titles of plays.Shambles, a nuisance in London,216,324,325,330,487Sheppey, plague,348Sherborne, plague in 1611,501,in 1665,681Sherburn, leper-hospital at,94Short, Dr Thomas, his epidemiological works,57note,404Shrewsbury, privilege of lepers at,99,new civic class after Black Death,199,sweat of 1551,259,plague at in 1525,292,in 1536-7,301,302,in 1575,340,in 1592-3,357,in 1604,499,in 1630,527,in 1650,564Simpson, Sir James, on leprosy in Scotland,106note,on syphilis in Scotland,418Skeat, Dr, on the derivation of “measles”,451noteSkene, Dr Gilbert, on moles in plague-time,173note,on cadaveric cause of plague,336,his book on plague (1568),363-5“Slaedan,” Irish name supposed of influenza,398noteSlave-ships, ordure of,630Slave-trade, early history of,614-17,mortality of,625-28Smallpox, originally an Arabic subject,439,in the Elephant War,441,nature and affinities of,442-4,in medieval compends,446andnote,Gaddesden’s alleged case,447-8,erroneously chronicled in 1366,455,in England 16th cent.,456-62,case of in 1561,459,in 17th cent.,463,Fracastori on,467,among American Indians (immunity of English),613,in Hispaniola,615,type of in Africans,627,in slave-ships625,627,confused with great pox,436-7,456,464,468Somersetshire, Black Death in,117,spotted fever in,543Southampton, plague in Venetian galley in 1519,292,plague in 1625,524,in 1665,681Southwell Abbey, plague in 1471,230,in 1478,232Spanish Main, sickness of English ships off,588,591Spanish Town, mortality at in 1655,638-642Sprat, Bishop, on “remedy” of the sweat,243Stamford, plague in 1574,339,in 1580,348,in 1602-3,360,496,in 1641,545Stapleton, Sir Ph., dies of plague at Calais,546Stepney, plague begins at in 1603,477,480,plague of 1625 in,511Stewssuppressed,420Stirling, grandgore at in 1498,418,plague at in 1606,503Stockport, plague,498Stoke (Newark), plague after siege,560Stoke Pogis, plague at in 1625,520“Stop-gallant,” “Stop-knave,” names of the sweat,260,262,263Stourbridge, leper-hospital,93Stratford, bread-carts,215noteStratford-on-Avon, plague at,309,nuisance at,327Swainsthorpe, plague in 1479,232Sweat, the English, 1st epidemic,235-243,2nd epidemic,243-5,3rd epidemic,245-250,4th epidemic,250-255,5th epidemic,259-263,the epidemic of 1529 on the Continent,256-259,supposed sweats in England after 1551,264,280,403,413note,at Tiverton,554,supposed sweat in Flanders in 1551,264note,supposed sweat in Ireland,252note,400note,antecedents of in 1485,265,270,273,causes of (supposed) in London,267,a disease of the well-to-do,263,268,extinction of,279,favouring conditions of the outbreaks,276-9,mortality from,250,251,260-262,abroad,257,symptoms of,241,246,251,theory of,273,treatment of,242Sweat of Picardy,271Sweatingin influenza,403,554,in war-typhus,554Syphilis, probably included underlepra,72-75,434,437.See alsoPox, the FrenchTalifoo, modern plague,168Tana,144,147Taylor, John, “water-poet”,512Texas fever,274Thame, war-fever at,548-9Thayre, Th., seePhaerThomson, Dr G., dissection of plague-body,677Timon of Athens, the pox described (ActIV.sc. 3),428Tittenhanger, Henry VIII. at,254Tiverton, plague at in 1591,351,sickness in 1597,411,war-typhus (“sweating sickness”) at in 1644,552-5Tobaccoin plague-time,674,682Torella, on origin of French pox,434Totness, plague at in 1590,351,in 1647,561Tottenham, in plague of 1625,518,520Tregony, plague at in 1595,357Tripe, Andrew, his poem on the pox,432noteTrumpington, plague in 1625,525Truro, decayed,221,plague in 1578,347Tuke, Brian, on the sweat of 1528,255Turner, Mrs Anne,487noteTurner, Dr P., arsenic in plague,487Turner, of Boulogne, preaches against burials in the city,336Twyford, plague in 1603,493Tynemouth, plague during siege,557Uffculme, sweat at in 1551,262Valencia, cases of French pox at,434-5Vasco da Gama, scurvy in his ships,579Vatican, the French pox in the,416Vetlianka, modern plague at,172Vincent, Rev. Thomas, his experiences of the Great Plague,648,664,670Virgil, Polydore, on the sweat,237,240,on treatment of ditto,242Virginia, voyages to,590,609-612Wales, pestilence in the marches of in 1234,12,Giraldus on,21,famine in 1189,35,leper-law of,106,Black Death in,118,plague and fever in 1638,541Wallingford, after Black Death,195,small pox, measles and plague,291,plague at,559“Wame-ill,” Scots famine-sickness in 1438-9,235Wandscarried in plague time,314-5Wells, Black Death in diocese of,117,plague at in 1575,340West Indies, colonization of,617et seq.Whickham, plague,501White, Gilbert, on causes of leprosy,110Whitmore, H., on fever in 1651,566,on fever and influenza in 1658-9,572-4Whooping-cough, or the kink,459Willan, Dr,4,440William of Newburgh, story of plague at Annan,11,famine-fever of 1196,35,Durham leper-hospital,94Willis, Dr T., on the war typhus of 1643,547,549,on plague at Oxford &c.,559,on the fevers and (or) influenzas of 1657-8,568-572Wills, in Black Death, in London,117-18,186,in Lancashire,138note,in Colchester,186;in London in 1361,203,in 1368,216Wilton, sweat at252Winchester, plague at in 1603,489,in 1625,521note,in 1666,687,691Winslow, manor of,136Wisbech, plague at in 1586,349Wither, George, on plague of 1625,512Woburn, sweat at,252Wolsey, the sweat in his household,247,252,253,letter from Anne Boleyn to,255,charged with the great pox,422Woodall, John, describes the plague-bubo,122,on scurvy,603-6Woodstock, sickness near,291,plague,292Wool trade after Black Death,179,193Wyclif, on decrease of population,201Yarmouth, Black Death in,130,decline of,195,221;plague in 1579,348,in 1625,525,in 1635-6,528,in 1664-5,680Yellow Fever, epidemic of at Bridgetown in 1647,620,in St Christopher,621,case of described,623,characters of,624,in “Regalia” and “La Pique”,629,theory of in slave-ports,630-31,as a soil-poison,632-3,question of, in Drake’s fleet,518-9York, wasting of,27,hospital at,87,Black Death at,118,131,ditto in diocese of,134,size of after ditto,201,plague in 1391,220,in 1485,282,plague or sweat in 1551,261,plague in 1604,489Yun-nan, modern plague,168Yusufzai, bubonic typhus in,171