Dettaglio Della Peste Di Marsiglia offers a detailed account of the plague that struck Marseille, France. Compiled from the observations of physicians who treated the afflicted, this work provides insights into the medical practices and public health strategies employed during the epidemic. Ludovico Antonio Muratori's commentary enriches the text, offering a broader perspective on the challenges posed by the plague.

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