History of toxicology and environmental health

Content: 
Front-matter, Pages i,iii
Copyright, Page iv
Toxicology in Antiquity, Page v
List of Contributors, Pages xi-xii
Foreword, Pages xiii-xiv
Preface to the Series and Volumes 1 and 2, Pages xv-xvi
Chapter 1 - Toxicology in Ancient Egypt, Pages 1-10
Chapter 2 - The Death of Cleopatra: Suicide by Snakebite or Poisoned by Her Enemies?, Pages 11-20
Chapter 3 - Mithridates of Pontus and His Universal Antidote, Pages 21-34
Chapter 4 - Theriaca Magna: The Glorious Cure-All Remedy, Pages 35-43
Chapter 5 - Nicander, Thêriaka, and Alexipharmaka: Venoms, Poisons, and Literature, Pages 44-51
Chapter 6 - Alexander the Great: A Questionable Death, Pages 52-59
Chapter 7 - Harmful Botanicals, Pages 60-68
Chapter 8 - The Case Against Socrates and His Execution, Pages 69-82
Chapter 9 - The Oracle at Delphi: The Pythia and the Pneuma, Intoxicating Gas Finds, and Hypotheses, Pages 83-91
Chapter 10 - The Ancient Gates to Hell and Their Relevance to Geogenic CO2, Pages 92-117
Chapter 11 - Lead Poisoning and the Downfall of Rome: Reality or Myth?, Pages 118-126
Chapter 12 - Poisons, Poisoners, and Poisoning in Ancient Rome, Pages 127-137