medical history

[Claudine Picron]

A further reference to Hariti is : Anna Maria Quagliotti, 'An inscribed 
image of Hariti in the Chandigarh Government Museum and Art Gallery', Silk 
Road Art and Archaeology, vol. 6, 1999/2000, pp. 51-60, with further 
references to  papers by J.F. Gilliam and  P. Daffinà (in her endnotes 6 and 
7).

Claudine Bautze-Picron,
UMR 7528 'Mondes Iranien et Indien'
C.N.R.S., Paris

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The A.D.H. Bivar reference is: "Hariti and the Chronology of the Kusanas," 
Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 33:1, 1970, 10-21.

He links the rise in Hariti's popularity with a possible hemispheric 
smallpox epidemic.

Amy Paris Langenberg
Brown University