| [7] Μελαίναι φλυκτίδες. | | | | [8] ὥσπερ στίγματα μέλανα. | | | | [9] _Guidon. de Cauliaco_ Chirurgia. Tract 11. c. 5. p. 113. Ed. | | Lugdun. 1572. | | | | [10] Et fuit tantæ contagiositatis specialiter quæ fuit cum | | sputo sanguinis, quod non solum morando, sed etiam inspiciendo | | unus recipiebat ab alio: intantum quod gentes moriebantur sine | | servitoribus, et sepeliebantur sine sacerdotibus, pater non | | visitabat filium, nec filius patrem: charitas erat mortua, spes | | prostrata. | | | | [11] _Deguignes_, Histoire générale des Huns, des Turcs, des | | Mogols, &c. Tom. IV. Paris, 1758. 4to. p. 226. | | | | [12] Decameron. Giorn. I. Introd. | | | | [13] From this period black petechiæ have always been considered as | | fatal in the plague. | | | | [14] A very usual circumstance in plague epidemics. | | | | [15] _Auger. de Biterris_, Vitæ Romanor. pontificum, _Muratori_ | | Scriptor. rer. Italic. Vol. III. Pt. II. p. 556. | | | | [16] Contin. altera Chronici _Guillelmi de Nangis_ in _d’Acher_, | | Spicilegium sive Collectio Veterum Scriptorum, &c. Ed. de la | | _Barre_, Tom. III. p. 110. | | | | [17] “The people all died of boils and inflamed glands which | | appeared under the arms and in the groins.” _Jac. v. Königshoven_, | | the oldest Chronicle of Alsace and Strasburg, and indeed of all | | Germany. Strasburg, 1698. 4. cap. 5, § 86. p. 301. | | | | [18] _Hainr. Rebdorff_, Annales, _Marq. Freher_. Germanicarum rerum | | Scriptores. Francof. 1624. fol. p. 439. | | | | [19] _Königshoven_, in loc. cit. | | |