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In the beginning of Rabīʿ I, 749 H (the month began on May 31, [[1348]]) news about the [[Black Death]] in [[Gaza]] reached [[Aleppo]] while the author stayed there. The daily death toll had reportedly amounted to more than 1,000. Ibn Baṭṭūṭa then traveled on to [[Ḥoms]] which had already been affected by the plague; ca. 300 people died on the day of his arrival. He went on to [[Damascus]] whose inhabitants had fasted for three days [July 22 to 24] and on [[Friday]] set out for the Mosque of the Footprints (Aqdām). God subsequently reduced the burden of [[plague]] lasting on them. The daily death toll in the city had amounted to 2,400. Ibn Baṭṭūṭa traveled on to [[ʿAjlūn]], and then to [[Jerusalem]] where the [[plague]] wave had already come to an end. +
Plague in [[Bologna]] +
Outbreak of the Black Death in [[Cesena]] for half a year +
[[Black Death]] in [[Damascus]] from May 31 to June 28, 1348) with every day more than 100 people died; especially [[women]]. +
Spread of the [[Black Death]] in [[Tuscany]] and [[Padua]], which lasted 6 months +
Social and Psychological Reactions to the Outbreak of the [[Black Death]] in [[Trento]]. +
[[Mortality]] of specific groups of people during [[Black Death]] in [[Trento]]; changes in the [[economy]] in the aftermath. +
The [[Black Death]] reaches [[Almeria]] and other parts of [[Spain]] like [[Valencia]] and [[Majorca]], but also [[Northern Africa]] with cities like [[Tlemcen]] and [[Tunisia]]. Mortality varies by month and also social topography is provided. +
Outbreak of the [[Black Death]] in [[Trento]]; detailed description of [[symptoms]] of [[plague]] and chances of survival. +
The Danish nobleman Albert v. Osten donates a homestead and land to Sorø Abbey on [[Zealand]] in the memory of his deceased brothers +
Outbreak of the [[Black Death]] in [[Rimini]]. +
Effects of the [[Black Death]] on governmental acitivies in [[Pistoia]], [[Tuscany]]. +
Outbreak of the [[Black Death]] in [[Faenza]] with [[blood spitting]] +
Persecutions of [[Jews]] in the total kingdom of [[Arelat]], except the city [[Avignon]], because they were accused for being the reason for the plague. +
Archbishop Peder of Lund decrees that the testamentary heirs of deceased priests may receive the income of the parish church until next year's Quasimodogenitis [[Sunday]]. +
The number of [[plague]] deaths in [[Damascus]] increased in the month of Rabīʿ II 749 H (June 29–July 28, 1348). More than 200 people died per day, and the removal of the dead bodies was delayed. Poor people suffered the highest losses. On July 3, 1348, the [[Friday]] preacher prescribed to recite prayers and supplications asking for the [[plague]] to abate. The abolition of taxes (ḍamān) on [[funeral]] services by the governor of [[Syria]] (nāʾib al-salṭana) Sayf al-Dīn Arghūn-Shāh al-Nāṣirī was proclaimed on July 14. On July 21, it was announced that the inhabitants of [[Damascus]] should fast for three days, and on day four abase themselves before God at the suburban Mosque of the Footprint (Qadam) and implore him to end the [[plague]]; afterwards, people set out for the desert to recite [[prayers of supplication]], including Jews, Christians, and Samaritans, high and low, etc. +
In the days of the [[Black Death]], in late July 1348, the governor of [[Syria]] Arghūn-Shāh ordered the inhabitants of [[Damascus]] to fast for three days and to close the food stalls in the market. People fasted from July 22 to 24. Afterwards, the elites and the other social strata flocked to the Umayyad Mosque to recite ritual prayers, supplications and invocations of God. They spent the night there, and at dawn the morning prayer was said. Then all the inhabitants of the city – men, women and children – went out to the Mosque of the Footprints (Aqdām), the amirs on bare feet. Muslims, Jews, and Christians all took part, carrying their respective Books and imploring God. At the mosque, people abased themselves before God and supplicated him. At noon they returned to the city and the [[Friday]] prayer was said. God, then, reduced their suffering. The daily death toll in [[Damascus]] did not reach 2,000 whereas in [[Cairo]] it amounted to 24,000. +
Shortage of [[wax]] candles due to the numerous deaths of the [[Black Death]] in [[Orvieto]] and corresponding regulations of wax quantities at funerals +
Adjustments to the judicial system due to the plague raging in [[Venice]]. Many notaries and other legally relevant persons have died or left the city. The latter are ordered to return to [[Venice]], otherwise they will lose their offices. The same threat is made to the doctors. +
The [[Black Death]] kills the expert in canon law, Giovanni d'Andrea, in [[Bologna]]. +
