De Gruyter - Infecting the Ancient Mesopotamian Cosmos Book

Explore the history of disease and epidemics through the lens of ancient civilizations with this scholarly work from De Gruyter. Titled "Infecting the Ancient Mesopotamian Cosmos: Epidemics and the Transmission of Disease in Assyria and Babylonia," this book provides a deep look into how illness was understood and experienced in the Middle East during antiquity. This academic text is an essential resource for those studying ancient history and civilization. It examines the specific ways epidemics and disease transmission shaped life in Assyria and Babylonia. By focusing on the historical context of the Mesopotamian cosmos, readers gain a better understanding of the connection between health, society, and the ancient world. Whether you are a student, a researcher, or a history enthusiast, this publication offers a dedicated study of how ancient populations navigated the challenges of infectious diseases. It serves as a specialized addition to any collection focused on Middle Eastern history and the evolution of medical understanding in the ancient world.