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 1  3,8 |        calamities the devastating plague of 542 must be mentioned.
 2  3,8 |         As Thucydides studied the plague at Athens at the beginning
 3  3,8 |       himself was stricken by the plague, although the attack did
 4  3,15|       with the importation of the plague from Italy in the year 746.
 5  3,15|          that after this terrible plague “the entire land was slavonized
 6  5,2 | slavonized and barbarian when the plague spread through the entire
 7  6,7 |           unhappy villages like a plague or gangrene, which had eaten
 8  9,2 |          She fell a victim to the plague. John’s second wife was
 9  9,6 |        temporarily averted by the plague of 1348 and the following
10  9,6 |       their forces. This terrible plague, the so-called Black Death,
11  9,6 |       population.[133] Thence the plague passed to the islands of
12  9,6 |       description of the Athenian plague in the second book of Thucydides.
13  9,6 |       ports.”[135] From these the plague spread to the north and
14  9,6 |         Baltic Sea and Poland the plague penetrated into Pskov, Novgorod,
15  9,6 |          After the horrors of the plague were somewhat forgotten,
16  9,15|          of Ferrara, and when the plague broke out there, to Florence.