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1467-00-00-Głogów + (Severe [[plague]] in [[Głogów]], that came from the east)
1464-06-30-Hamburg + (Severe [[plague]] in [[Hamburg]])
1347-00-00-Kuyavia + (Severe [[plague]] in [[Kuyavia]] and after that [[Jews]] were being burned all over [[Germany]])
1463-10-01-Munich + (Severe [[plague]] in [[Munich]])
1468-00-00-Parma 001 + (Severe [[plague]] in [[Parma]].)
1348-05-11-Savona + (Severe [[plague]] in [[Savona]] and [[Francesco Petrarca]] laments the death of his friend Francesco Albizzi, who presumably died there because of the [[plague]] in April 1348)
1495-10-00-Sweden + (Severe [[plague]] in almost all of [[Sweden]])
1259-00-00-London + (Severe [[plague]] raged in [[Paris]] and [[London]].)
1464-00-00-Görlitz + (Severe [[plague]] the whole [[summer]] until [[autumn]], everyone avoided contact with each other in [[Görlitz]])
1314-00-00-Bohemia + (Severe famine and plague among humans and animals)
1348-01-00-Pisa + (Severe outbreak of [[Black Death]] in [[Pisa]].)
1348-07-05-Orvieto + (Shortage of [[wax]] candles due to the numerous deaths of the [[Black Death]] in [[Orvieto]] and corresponding regulations of wax quantities at funerals)
1405-00-00-Odense 001 + (Shortages, [[famine]] and [[pestilence]] in Odense)
1331-00-00-South Rusia MLSKXVv + (Sickness among the [[horse]]s of Prince Fyodor of [[Kiev]].)
1348-00-00-Milan + (Small outbreak of the [[plague]] in [[Milan]] with only three dead families)
1463-07-25-Augsburg + (So great [[mortality]] everywhere that a family has to flee temporarily)
1348-06-00-Trento + (Social and Psychological Reactions to the Outbreak of the [[Black Death]] in [[Trento]].)
1348-00-00-Aquila7 + (Social and moral effects of the [[Black Death]] in [[Aquila]]: New marriages and people leaving monastic communities, becoming greedy and mad in the eyes of the chronicler.)
1347-11-00-Italy1 + (Societal consequences of the [[Black Death]] across [[Italy]])
1388-03-00-Liège + (Some people are affected by [[ulcers]] in [[Liège]].)
1347-00-00-Italy1 + (Spread of the [[Black Death]] across the Mediterranean into [[Italy]] and its major islands with [[procession]]s emerging in [[Florence]].)
1348-06-00-Padua + (Spread of the [[Black Death]] in [[Tuscany]] and [[Padua]], which lasted 6 months)
1371-00-00-Poland 2 + (Starting in September 1371 a [[plague]] raged in [[Poland]] for one year and killed many thousand people.)
1257-00-00-England + (Starvation und [[plague]] during [[summer]].)
1258-04-00-St. Albans + (Strong [[famine]] and [[disease]] in [[St. Albans]].)

1259-00-00-Dijon + (Strong [[mortality]] around [[Dijon]].)

1311-00-00-Piacenza + (Strong [[price increase]], many deaths caused by [[famine]] and a desolation in [[Piacenza]])
1350-00-00-Sweden 001 + (Swedish annals on a great pestilence in [[1350]])
1350-00-00-Sweden 002 + (Swedish annals on a great pestilence in [[1350]])
1350-00-00-Sweden 004 + (Swedish annals on a great pestilence in [[1350]])
1350-00-00-Sweden 003 + (Swedish annals on a great pestilence in [[1350]].)
1359-12-10-StGallen + (The Bishop of [[Constance]] incorporates the church of St. Laurentius in [[Sankt Gallen]] to the monastery of [[Sankt Gallen]] as the ongoing [[plague]] has killed so many peasants.)
1359-08-02-Kirchberg-SG + (The Bishop of [[Constance]] incorporates the parish of [[Kirchberg, SG]] and its daugther church in [[Rickenbach, TG]] to the monastery of [[Sankt Gallen]] as the ongoing [[plague]] has killed so many peasants.)
1359-06-18-StGallen + (The Bishop of [[Constance]] incorporates villages to the monastery of [[Sankt Gallen]] as the ongoing [[plague]] has killed so many peasants.)
1348-00-00-Poland + (The Black Death appears in [[Poland]] and other kingdoms ([[Hungary]], [[Bohemia]], [[Denmark]], [[France]], [[Germany]]) caused by a polution of the air by the Jews.)
1357-00-00-Muehlberg + (The Cistercian monastery of [[Mühlberg]] on the river [[Elbe]] remembers in 1359 its [[nuns]] deceased in a [[plague]] outbreak, probably part of the [[pestis secunda]].)
1348-06-08-Denmark + (The Danish nobleman Albert v. Osten donates a homestead and land to Sorø Abbey on [[Zealand]] in the memory of his deceased brothers)
1402-09-03-Milan + (The Duke of Milan fell ill, even if he fled from the [[plague]], that raged in [[Milan]]. He tried to recover in the castle Marignano ([[Melegnano]]), but after 7 days he died on the 3th September.)
1348-00-00-Lübeck + (The Master Johan Dannekowe explains the great plague in [[Magdeburg]] and [[Lübeck]] by a [[conjunction]] and a [[solar eclipse]]. In addition, the [[Jews]] were accused of poisoning people during this time.)
1323-09-00-Milano + (The Papal commander Raimondo di Cardona leads an [[army]] to attack [[Milan]], but a ravaging disease forces him and his army to retreat to [[Monza]])
1350-00-00-Rome-Bohemia + (The Plague took place in [[Bohemia]] and many who fled to [[Rome]] (jubilee year) to escape it died there or on the way.)
1372-00-00-Avignon + (The Polish prelate John Suchilik of Strzelce leaves [[Avignon]], because of the raging plague there.)
1495-09-25-Vadstena + (The Sister [[Margareta Ottadottir]] dies of the [[plague]] in Vadstena Abbey)
1486-08-05-Sweden + (The Swedish laymen Magnus “Pigerii” (perha … The Swedish laymen Magnus “Pigerii” (perhaps Birgersson), the servant of the knight Åke from the diocese of [[Strängnäs]], dies of the plague in [[1486]] in [[Åkerö]]. Earlier, Magnus had been attacking Nicolaus Finvidi, a cleric from the diocese of [[Linköping]] in [[Kalmar]] who, in order to defend himself, had thrown a stone at Magnus. Even though Magnus confirmed on his deathbed Nicolaus’ innocence, Magnus’ relatives obtained that Nicolaus was summoned to appear in court. This penitential issued in [[Rome]] in [[1486]] by regent Julianus, bishop of Bertinoro, refers the case to the local bishop and authorizes him to declare Nicolaus innocent.thorizes him to declare Nicolaus innocent.)
1350-00-00-Herford + (The [[Black Death]] … The [[Black Death]] and its social consequences like [[deserted settlements]] and disintegration of [[society]]; [[symptoms]] pointing to [[gastroenteritis]] before [[buboes]] were visible. In cities, [[mass grave]]s are built. Maybe unusual [[weather]] in [[1348]].[[1348]].)
1348-03-12-Avignon + (The [[Black Death]] arrives in Europe, with a detailed description of [[symptoms]] and precise numbers for [[Avignon]], but also [[Venice]], [[Marseille]], [[Italy]], [[Provence]], [[Hungary]], [[France]], [[Germany]] and [[Scotland]] are mentioned)
1348-05-00-Levantine coast + (The [[Black Death]] … The [[Black Death]] at the [[Levantine coast]] (sawāḥil): The inhabitants of [[Damascus]], after having heard about [[plague]] ([[wabāʾ]]) in the Levantine coastal plain and other regions, feared it might reach their city, too, and many people might die of the disease ([[dāʾ]]). For this reason, al-Bukhārī's (d. 870) hadith collection was recited in [[Damascus]] after [[Friday]] prayer on June 6, 1348. The judges and a group of people were present. Prayers of supplication were spoken, asking God to bring the pandemic to an end. On June 9, surah "Nūḥ" from the Quran was recited 3,363 times.ḥ" from the Quran was recited 3,363 times.)
1348-02-00-Lucca + (The [[Black Death]] comes to [[Lucca]] via [[Pisa]])
1349-06-00-Strasbourg + (The [[Black Death]] comes to [[Strasbourg]], kills 16.000 people and [[Jews]] are persecuted in its aftermath.)
1348-00-00-Firenze + (The [[Black Death]] described from its presumed origins in [[India]] to [[Britain]]. For [[Florence]], 60.000 victims are estimated.)
1348-00-00-Apulia + (The [[Black Death]] hits [[Apulia]] and other parts of [[Southern Italy]] like [[Calabria]]. [[King Louis the Great of Hungary]] flees back home from the epidemic outbreak)