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{{Disease
|Date start=1349-07-22
|Date end=1350-02-2
|Place=Frankfurt; Hesse
|Country=Germany
|Disease=Plague
|Epidemic wave=Black Death
|Keyword=Priests
|Reference=Acta Francofurtana 1884, pp. 144-145.
|Reference translation=Translation by Moritz Uebelhack; None; 
|Summary=Outbreak of the [[Black Death]] in [[Frankfurt]] with 2000 people dead and a duration of seven months. [[Jews]] were burned troughout [[Germany]]
|Text=Anno 1349 Alemanniae pestilentia est suborta. Judei sunt cremati.<br />	Anno eodem [1349] Judei omnes et domus eorum per totam Allemanniam igne combusti.<br />Anno eodem a die Mariae Magdalenae ad diem purificationis (p. 145) Mariae proxime Francoforti pestilentia totius mundi. Intra 72 dies 2000 et ultra hominum obiere. Secunda quacunque hora sine campanis candelis sacerdotibus 35 una die tumulati.
|Language=Latin
|Translation=In 1349, a plague broke out in Germany. The Jews were burned. [...]

In the same year, all Jews and their homes were burned throughout Germany.

In the same year ([[1349]]), on the day of Mary Magdalene up to the day of the Purification of Mary, a plague struck the whole world and near Frankfurt. Within 72 days, 2000 or more people died. Twenty-five priests were buried in a single day, without bells or candles, at any hour.
|Group=Jews
}}