It was the first reported case of vampirism.

他们用木桩穿过他的心, 他的尸体.

Within a few years, vampirism seemed to be rife in Eastern Europe.

维也纳的一家报纸刊登这篇报道, 这一消息迅速传播开来.

TB's outward symptoms even helped fuel the popular myth of vampirism.

肺结核的病象让吸血鬼的传说更加盛行。

What is vampirism? The dictionary definition is that it refers to the habits and characteristics of vampires.

从 A 到 Z 的主义.吸血鬼主义.

But remember that vampirism was first investigated by doctors, government officials, and philosophers.

正是由于波利多里和斯托, 以及许多维多利亚时代的吸血鬼故事, 我们才有今天大家所熟悉的这种着尖牙的潇洒生物.

He knows, and I know, little of vampirism beyond the name.

他知道，我也知道，除名字之外， 几乎没有什么吸血鬼。

TB’s outward symptoms even helped fuel the popular myth of vampirism.

结核病的外在症状甚至助行的吸血鬼神话。

Vampirism was a recognised condition attested by large numbers of witnesses and had characteristic signs and symptoms, such as corpses having fresh blood running through their veins.

吸血鬼是一种被大量目击者证实的公认病症，并且具有特征性的体征和症状，例如尸体的血管中淌着新鲜的血液。

Having begun among Serbian villagers, vampirism now spread through European society as a way to describe politicians, landlords, businessmen, and even theatre critics—it was as if vampires were moving up the social scale.

与此同时, 哲学家们也感到担忧, 由于支持吸血鬼存在的广泛迹象可能会使得证词和目击者证明的整体真实性价值受到质疑.

Having begun among Serbian villagers, vampirism now spread through European society as a way to describe politicians, landlords, businessman, and even theatre critics – it was as if vampires were moving up the social scale.

从塞尔维亚村民开始，吸血鬼现在在欧洲社会传播开来，作为描述政治家、地主、 商人甚至戏剧评论家的一种方式— —就好像吸血鬼正在提升社会等级一样。