Significados de terrible pestilence en inglés

Scarcely had the army encamped before Valladolid when a terrible pestilence attacked the army.

He died at last of a terrible pestilence which raged in Rome in the year 365.

There seems to be no doubt that a terrible pestilence did afflict Persia at this period.

Once a terrible pestilence visited the earth, and a great many of Sinukuan's animals began to die.

They say that all who took part in the search died, of a terrible pestilence that broke out.

You know how fatal has been and how rapidly spread this terrible pestilence which has cruelly harassed Paris.

There is famine and there is a terrible pestilence of hunger, or spotted, typhus; literally every one is stricken.

A terrible pestilence breaking out in Rome seemed to the Equians and Volscians to offer a fit opportunity for crushing her.

I was carried upstairs, feeling sure that the terrible pestilence which I had so carefully avoided had at length seized me.

On one occasion he announced to the people of Ephesus the approach of a terrible pestilence; but the citizens paid no attention to his prophecy.

"And yet," said Egremont, "in old days they had terrible pestilences."