Tyrol

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In Tyrol, a total of 2 epidemic events are known so far. It is an area in Italy and Austria.

Events

Date	Summary	Source	Translation	T

1464, May 28

A presence of plague in Tyrol

Wern(h)erus (Vernerus, Werherius) Mulhus (Mulhuß, Mullius) fam. pape de conc. ut unac. 5 soc. propter pestilentiam p. terras Sigismundi olim ducis Austrie absque excom. pertransire val., sola sign. 28. mai. 1464

Wern(h)erus Mulhus, belonging to the household of the Pope, is granted the privilege to travel without excommunication, in concord with only 5 companions, through the lands of Sigismund, formerly Duke of Austria, due to the prevalence of the plague. Signed solely on May 28, 1464. (Translation: Martin Bauch)

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1464, May 29

A presence of plague in Tyrol

Eberhardus Bli(c)ker (Vliker, Blichker, Blibec) cler. Spiren., fam. pape de conc. ut unac. 5 personis p. terras Sigismundi olim ducis Austrie propter pestilentiam absque excom. pertransire et immorari val., sola sign. 29. mai. 1464

Eberhardus Bli(c)ker, cleric of Speyer, belonging to the household of the Pope, is granted the privilege to travel and stay without excommunication, in concord with only 5 individuals, through the lands of Sigismund, formerly Duke of Austria, due to the prevalence of the plague. Signed solely on 29 May 1464. (Translation: Martin Bauch)

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