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The Black Death in the Fourteenth Century

Note 1 — Chapter II

B. G. (Benjamin Guy) Babington translation

La Mortalega Grande. Matth. de Griffonibus. Muratori. Script. rer. Italicar. T. XVIII. p. 167. D. They were called by others Angumalgia. Andr. Gratiol. Discorso di peste. Venet. 1576, 4to. Swedish: Diger-döden. Loccenii Histor. Suecan L. III. p. 104.—Danish: den sorte Dod. Pontan. Rer. danicar Histor. L. VIII. p. 476.—Amstelod: 1631, fol. Icelandic: Svatur Daudi. Saabye, Tagebuch in Grönland. Introduction XVIII. Mansa, de Epidemiis maxime momorabilibus, quae in Dania grassatae sunt, &c. Part. I. p. 12. Havniae, 1831, 8.—In Westphalia the name of de groete Doet was prevalent. Meibom.

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