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Meanings of Black Plague in English
The epidemic form of bubonic plague experienced during the Middle Ages when it killed nearly half the people of western Europe.
Usage of Black Plague in English
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Like one of those sick houses during the Black Plague in Europe.
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No one would believe that such a foot could belong to the Black Plague.
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They talked about the Black Plague and the Knights Templar.
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For the Black Plague spared neither man nor beast.
5
I think of smallpox as something out of the Middle Ages, like the Black Plague.
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I've invested in Blue Bottle Coffee and a brewery in San Diego called Black Plague.
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I talked about the Black Plague and medieval parenthood.
8
In 1711, in the Holy Roman Empire, the Black Plague killed five hundred thousand people.
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Such are the events which took place before the eruption of the Black Plague in Europe.
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The Black Plague take him-andthe trees, too!
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Long before my time, in the middle ages, there was the Black Plague that swept across Europe.
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Contagion was, however, in itself, only one of many causes which gave rise to the Black Plague.
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And since that time, it's survived devastating world events, from the Black Plague to two World Wars.
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You have driven away the Black Plague!
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How about contending with the Black Plague?
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The Renaissance arrived, and now Parry saw why Chronos had asked him to spare Milan from the Black Plague.
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Black Plague through the time