A scurvy ship, Your Excellency.

That scurvy riddle has no answer.

Have you gone mad, you scurvy idiots?

And then I would love a Scurvy Sandwich.

Quiet, Jamie. It's a scurvy trick, I say!

Sal What happens to someone when they have scurvy?

The Praetorians came and collected the whole scurvy lot.

I've never been unhorsed by such a scurvy trick!

Hey, you scurvy knave, what are you up to?

I'd say you were nothing but a scurvy little spider.

What do you suggest? That I join the scurvy group?

You're the prisoners of Captain Vallo and his scurvy crew.

There, you scurvy swabs! Thousand pieces of silver of the bear.

Sal So he just watched some nuns have, get scurvy and die.

My dear, forgive me my scurvy thoughts. You are telling the truth.

People my age, and I'm in my 40s have never seen scurvy, ever. So the first time I ever heard about scurvy and what it looked like was reading it.

I'd supposed, with you, that this Sir Guy of Gisbourne was a scurvy fellow...

Here you see planks sold by the foot and we have supplies to combat scurvy.

And what he mentioned was that the brain was always intact in people with scurvy.

And he showed that the people who had the limes didn't develop scurvy and others died.

When you shipped with the Admiral, you never took scurvy from the salt pork and hardtack.

And in it, he said that, uh uh, talked all about doing autopsies on people with scurvy.

So because people didn't realize that, because they said, hey ok, for whatever reason they didn't get scurvy during Traflagar but, hey we have the lime extract and that's not preventing scurvy, people kind of gave up on that whole hypothesis.

So even though he was able to, the clinical trial that he ran, was regarding limes and scurvy.

Because once you're at war you're several weeks at sea, the French navy is getting decimated with scurvy.

Sal ...ethical person in the world. But but, he he learned, that oh the limes will at least, it seemed, prevent scurvy.

Or crookbackt, or a dwarf, or that hath a blemish in his eye, or be scurvy, or scabbed, or hath his stones broken

But what's amazing is, is that in the medical textbooks, as late as the 1920's and 30's, they still called scurvy an infectious disease.

Dr. Agus So in the late 90's I was working in a laboratory and I read his book, it's called A Treatus Called Scurvy from 1746.

Yahweh will strike you with the boil of Egypt, and with the tumors, and with the scurvy, and with the itch, of which you can not be healed.

What was amazing is that being out at sea for several weeks at a time, the soldiers would all start to develop scurvy, which is a lack of vitamin C.

Blind, or broken, or maimed, or having a wen, or scurvy, or scabbed, ye shall not offer these unto the LORD, nor make an offering by fire of them upon the altar unto the LORD.

After nearly half the settlers perished due to a harsh winter and scurvy, they moved out of New England north to Port Royal of Nova Scotia (see symbol R on map to the right) in the spring of 1605.

So this guy right here, he does a clinical trial with the nuns, he figures out that lime, people who have fruit, who have lime are not getting scurvy, and so he sends out a bunch of lime with the British, the Navy during the

It is, arguably, the most audacious endeavor of that Edwardian golden age of exploration, and it seemed to me high time, given everything we have figured out in the century since from scurvy to solar panels, that it was high time someone had a go at finishing the job.

It is, arguably, the most audacious endeavor of that Edwardian golden age of exploration, and it seemed to me high time, given everything we have figured out in the century since from scurvy to solar panels, that it was high time someone had a go at finishing the job.

Because at the end of his book he put a paragraph where he said I happen to sell the extract of lime to prevent scurvy and it didn't work. And it didn't work because as soon as you squeeze that lime at room temperature the vitamin C degrades.

He only ate white food, only like steamed rice and not fried rice 'cause that wasn't sufficiently white and white bread, and so on... and you kind of marveled at the quality of the debate emerging from this, what appeared to be a small boy's mouth, and you'd think, this is a kid that's really going to get somewhere if he doesn't die of scurvy.