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"A history of the ways in which ancient cultures developed and used biological, chemical, and other unconventional warfare, drawing on myth, science, and history and told Mayor's scrupulous, yet entertaining style"--

Biological weapons --- History --- Adolf Hitler. --- All-Consuming Fire. --- Ancient Greek literature. --- Ancient Greek. --- Ancient warfare. --- Anthrax. --- Anti-personnel weapon. --- Antonine Plague. --- Arrow poison. --- Arsenic. --- Babylonia. --- Biological Weapons Convention. --- Biological agent. --- Biological warfare. --- Bioterrorism. --- Bithynia. --- Blister beetle. --- Bubonic plague. --- Chemical burn. --- Chemical warfare. --- Chemical weapon. --- Conflagration. --- Disease. --- Disinfectant. --- Dysentery. --- Epidemic. --- Explosive Agents. --- Feces. --- Fire arrow. --- Firecracker. --- Flamethrower. --- Founding of Rome. --- Gonorrhea. --- Greek World. --- Greek fire. --- Greek mythology. --- Hallucinogen. --- Hatra. --- Hellebore. --- Herodotus. --- Hippocrates. --- Holy city. --- Incendiary device. --- Ingredient. --- Insect. --- Iron oxide. --- Liquefied petroleum gas. --- Magnifying glass. --- Museo archeologico nazionale (Cagliari). --- Naphtha. --- Nazism. --- Necrosis. --- Odysseus. --- Oil tanker. --- Opium. --- Pathogen. --- Pharmaceutical drug. --- Pheromone. --- Philoctetes. --- Plague of Cyprian. --- Polyaenus. --- Porus. --- Projectile. --- Pyre. --- Raw meat. --- Rodent. --- Saliva. --- Scythia. --- Scythians. --- Second Punic War. --- Siege engine. --- Smallpox. --- Smoke inhalation. --- Snake venom. --- Snakebite. --- Sophocles. --- Sulfur dioxide. --- Sulfuric acid. --- Tear gas. --- Terracotta. --- The Art of War. --- The Persians. --- The Rape of the Sabine Women. --- Thickening agent. --- Thucydides. --- Tiberius. --- Toxicology. --- Toxin. --- Trojan War. --- Types of volcanic eruptions. --- Typhus. --- Venomous snake. --- Vinegar. --- Vitriol. --- War elephant. --- Warfare. --- Weapon of mass destruction. --- Weapon. --- World War II. --- Yellow fever.