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On 24 August A.D. 79 Vesuvius erupted, burying neighbouring Pompeii in ashes,stones and pumice, Herculaneum in volcanic mud, and Stabiae in ashes. Thousandsof people lost their lives in this disaster. This was the second recorded eruption, thefirst being on 5 February A.D. 63.1 In the centuries thereafter Vesuvius has eruptednearly 50 times, most recently during the Allied invasion in 1944. Due to itsinactivity the past 53 years, this volcano is at present the primary geological worryof Europe because of its potential explosivity: c. 1,5 million people live in thevicinity of the mountain.

THE ERUPTION OF VESUVIUS IN A.D. 79 AND THE DEATH OF GAlUS PLINIUS SECUNDUS