History of the Peloponnesian War

and he that overcame the worst of it was yet marked with the loss of his extreme parts;

for breaking out both at their privy members and at their fingers and toes, many with the loss of these escaped; there were also some that lost their eyes. And many that presently upon their recovery were taken with such an oblivion of all things whatsoever, as they neither knew themselves nor their acquaintance.