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In around 431 BCE, the village was plagued by a sickness, which was dubbed as "blood fever". When the sickness got out of hand, a group of priests took things into their own hands by burning the village and killing its residents.<ref name="ACOD">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''</ref>
In around 431 BCE, the village was plagued by a sickness, which was dubbed as "blood fever". When the sickness got out of hand, a group of priests took things into their own hands by burning the village and killing its residents.<ref name="ACOD">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''</ref>
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*The word Kausos is the ancient [[Greece|Greek]] word for fever, which was a symptom of {{Wiki|malaria}} noted by [[Hippokrates]].


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Village of Kausos

The Village of Kausos was a small village situated on Kephallonia, the southeast corner of the Cursed Valley of Pali.

In around 431 BCE, the village was plagued by a sickness, which was dubbed as "blood fever". When the sickness got out of hand, a group of priests took things into their own hands by burning the village and killing its residents.[1]

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