Roads to Health

Autorentext
G. Geltner

Klappentext
Reconstructing the mandates and activities of urban "healthscapers" between roughly 1250 and 1500, Roads to Health contends that preventive healthcare emerged from a steady concern for populations' wellbeing. It challenges the view of the Black Death, let alone the Industrial Revolution, as a unique trigger in public health history.

Inhalt
A Note on Dates, Currencies, Wages, and Prices
Rome, 1306: A Prologue
Introduction
Chapter 1. Roads to Health
Chapter 2. Lucca's Viarii
Chapter 3. Bologna's Fango Officials
Chapter 4. Piedmont's Camparii
Chapter 5. Healthscaping in Medieval Europe and the Premodern World
Conclusion
Appendices
1. Fines to Be Imposed by Lucca's Roads Masters
2. Text and Translation of Vernacular Promulgations by Lucca's Roads Masters
List of Abbreviations
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgments

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