Manolis J Papagrigorakis, Philippos N Synodinos, Angeliki Stathi, Chrysanthi L Skevaki, Levantia Zachariadou
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The plague of Athens: an ancient act of bioterrorism?
Recent data implicate Salmonella enterica serovar Typhi as a causative pathogen of the Plague of Athens during the Peloponnesian War (430-426 bc). According to Thucydides, the sudden outbreak of the disease may link to poisoning of the water reservoirs by the Spartans. The siege of a city was aimed at exhausting the supplies of a population, which often led to the outbreak and spread of epidemics. Poisoning of the water reservoirs of a besieged city as an act of bioterrorism would probably shorten the necessary time for such conditions to appear.
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