Plague doctors were active in the 16th century, and the diseases we are dealing with in the Philippines are completely outdated diseases which shouldn't happen if we had done a good job with ...

PRANKSTERS dressed up in creepy 'plague doctor' costumes have been spotted across the UK. ... Plague doctors believed filling their masks with perfume and herbs protected them against the Black Death.

Plague Doctor Meets Bird of Paradise: Thomas Finney Is Making the Wildest Masks We’ve Seen Yet. ... “I wanted to explore the 2020 version of those scary plague-doctor masks,” he says.

The magazine quoted Charles de Lorme, a 17th-century plague doctor, who described the mask as "half a foot long, shaped like a beak, filled with perfume with only two holes, one on each side near ...

A PRANKER dressed as a creepy 17th century plague doctor is terrorising locals in a British town. Residents have been left terrified after claiming to have spotted a person dressed in the medieval … ...

Plague doctors battled the Bubonic Plague in 1645 wearing unusual all black medical gear. The medics wore long leather cloaks, large brimmed hats and beaked masks filled with sweet-smelling herbs.

Plague doctors filled their masks with theriac, a compound of more than 55 herbs and other components like viper flesh powder, cinnamon, myrrh, and honey.

The first video footage has emerged for the terrifying plague doctor stalking Chester's streets. Wearing black robes, a hat and a mask, the figure walks along Chester's walls, looking over the ...

With their dark, heavy robes and beaked masks, the plague doctor will forever be associated with the bubonic plague, even though they first appeared in France and Italy in the 1600s, nearly 300 ...

ANOTHER ‘plague doctor’ has been spotted in Scotland, as the creepy craze continues to sweep the nation. An unidentified person was seen walking the streets of Newton Stewart, Dumfriess… ...