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The Black Death in the Fourteenth Century

Note 112 — Chapter V

B. G. (Benjamin Guy) Babington translation

Albert. Argentinens. Chronic, p. 149, in Chr. Urstisius. Germaniae historicorum illustrium Tomus unus. Francof. 1585, fol.—Guillelm de Nang. Loc. cit.—See also the Saxon Chronicle, by Mattheus Dresseren, Physician and Professor at Leipsig, Wittenberg, 1596, fol. p. 340; the above-named Limburg Chronicle, and the Germaniae Chronicon, on the origin, name, commerce, &c., of all the Teutonic Nations of Germany: by Seb. Francken, of Wörd. Tubingen, 1534, fol. p. 201.

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