Around 36 BCE, Roman writer Marcus Varro warned that tiny invisible creatures could float through the air, enter the body through the mouth and nose, and cause disease. People would not widely accept germ theory until the late 1800s.
Around 36 BCE, Roman writer Marcus Varro warned that tiny invisible creatures could float through the air, enter the body through the mouth and nose, and cause disease. People would not widely accept germ theory until the late 1800s.
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