Napoleon famously embraced the *brand new* smallpox vaccine (Edward Jenner had developed the vaccine only a few years before Napoleon first rose to power) and tried to mobilize widespread vaccination for both the citizenry and his troops.
Looking for help. I'm having trouble with the word in the image.
"Per se p...am presentem et sequentem."
The ending is "am," following "ecclesiam" in the next line, but I can't piece together something sensible from the rest.
"Per se patrimoniam"? The lower stroke in "a" is missing elsewhere.
Have a friend, relative, or anonymous internet adversary complaining about the “historical accuracy” of the costumes in Nolan’s upcoming Odyssey film? Let ‘em see how medieval artists depicted ancient subjects—including Homeric stories! This 14th-c. portrayal of the Trojan war will melt their brains
Shahrouz, PhD
Shahrouz, PhD
Shahrouz, PhD
New semester, same tricks.
Except I'm adding more banned phrases. (Yes, the worst political climate for me to be banning speech, but an informal poll of me and me alone revealed that phrases like "since the dawn of time" are heinous.)
#medievalsky
it’s so funny that the drunk tv host in charge of the military is like “real warriors don’t need vaccines” when all the greatest generals in history would have done anything for a jab that kept their armies safe from disease
