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Extracted from text ... 105 February 2006, Vol. 96, No. 2 SAMJ HISTORY OF MEDICINE The Dutch East India Company, scurvy and the victualling station at the Cape J C de Villiers Evidence that scurvy has long afflicted man is provided by early records describing a disease with symptoms and signs so characteristic that a retrospective diagnosis can be made with reasonable certainty. Quoting Ebbell who obtained the major portion of his evidence from the Ebers Papyrus, G H Bourne wrote: 'Since bleeding gums and petechial haemorrhages are characteristic of scurvy, it seems likely that scurvy was known over three thousand years ago ..

The Dutch East India Company, scurvy and the victualling station at the Cape.