Ancient Greeks purged city-states of disease as they would a human body – and it was the most vulnerable that suffered
- Written by Meghan Henning, Assistant Professor of Christian Origins, University of Dayton
The Plague of Athens.Michiel Sweerts/ Los Angeles County Museum of Art/WikipediaWith the spread of the coronavirus, the world is becoming pointedly aware of the extent to which human beings are interconnected. The rapid spread of the virus has highlighted how much we are dependent upon one another, not just for basic biological needs, but also for...

