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In Carboncles, a total of 1 epidemic events are known so far. It is an illness.
Events
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1397, April – 1398, January | A mortality breaks out in Arles and all over the world. People dies of bosse and of carboncles. The disease kills adults, but mainly children and young people. | L'an M CCC IIIIxx XVII fon granda mortalitat per tot lo mont. Item, en Arles acomenset la Pasqua, que fon lo premier jorn d'abril, e duret tro l'an IIIIxx XVIII del mes de jonoier. Item, morien las gens de boses lo plus, alcuns de carboncles; et moriron y grans gens, plus enfans e gens joves, que autras gens. [1] | In the year 1397, there was a great mortality all over the world. In the city of Arles, it began at Easter Day which occurs the 1rst of April, and it lasted until the month a January in 1398. Most of the people died of bosses, and some of them of carboncles. Some adults died, but the victims were in vast majority children and young people. (Translation: Thomas Labbé) |
References
- ↑ • Garoscus de Ulmoisca Veteri and Bertrand Boysset: Die Chronik des Garoscus de Ulmoisca Veteri und Bertrand Boysset (1365-1415). In: Archiv für Literatur und Kirchengeschichte des Mittelalters. 7, Freiburg in Breisgau 1900, pp. 311–420 , p. 352
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