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[[Plague]] in [[Syria]] and [[Egypt]].  +
Great mortality in [[Bohemia]].  +
Great [[mortality]] before [[Easter]] in [[Miðfjörður]] in northwestern [[Iceland]] in [[1258]]  +
[[Disease]] and [[mortality]] in [[Modena]].  +
In [[Prague]] frost and [[mortality]] among [[sheep]]s.  +
A [[plague]] of [[livestock]] in [[Senones (Vosges)]].  +
[[Plague]] among sheeps in [[St. Albans]].  +
Around the time when the Mongols took [[Baghdad]], an [[epidemic]] (ṭāʿūn) affected the people in [[Syria]]. This was in 656 H (January 8, 1258 to December 27, 1258). The former Ayyubid sultan of Damascus, al-Nāṣir Dāwūd, died of the disease in al-Buwayḍāʾ [May 21, 1259], a village in the surroundings of Damascus. His cousin al-Nāṣir Yūsuf, the lord of Damascus, traveled to al-Buwayḍāʾ, transferred Dāwūd's body to al-Ṣāliḥiyya and buried it in the tomb of Dāwūd's father al-Malik al-Muʿaẓẓam.  +
[[Famine]] and [[plague]] raged in the East.  +
[[Disease]] in [[Syria]].  +
Strong [[famine]] and [[disease]] in [[St. Albans]].  +
Great [[famine]] and [[mortality]] in [[London]].  +
Immense [[disease]] in [[London]].  +
[[Epidemic]] in [[Cairo]].  +
A [[plague]] disturbed a peace and raged also north of the alps.  +
[[Flagellants]] appear in [[Bohemia]], go through the whole country and come into conflict with the established clergy. Many Bohemians (men and women) go with them. They are persecuted by the Roman Church.  +
The greatest [[mortality]] in [[Borgo San Donino]].  +
Strong [[mortality]] around [[Dijon]].  +
A cough affected humans and horses in [[Innisfallen]].  +
[[Price increase]], [[famine]] and [[epidemic]]s throughout [[Italy]]  +
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