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Black Death, the

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Black Death, the
plague whose unprecedented mortality was incomprehensible to medieval mind. [Eur. Hist.: Bishop, 379–382]
See : Horror


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Physical infirmities greatly raised the risk of dying for Danes unexposed to the Black Death, the scientists report in the Feb.
95 Hardcover The Greenwood Press "Daily life through history" series RC172 Known as the Black Death, the bubonic plague pandemic that ravaged the Medieval Muslim and Christian worlds affected individuals at all levels of society.
Three examples suffice: 'As the population declined, the character of medieval society began to change' or 'in the fifty years after the Black Death, the medieval world's traditional economic winners and losers exchanged places' or 'women were also significant economic winners in the new social order'.
 
 
 
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