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The Black Death in the Fourteenth Century

Note 125 — Chapter V

B. G. (Benjamin Guy) Babington translation

But as they at last ceased to excite astonishment, were no longer welcomed by the ringing of bells, and were not received with veneration, as before, they vanished as human imaginations are wont to do. Saxon Chronicle, by Matt. Dresseren. Wittenberg, 1596, fol. p. 340–341.

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