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The boring of the jews in Germany, by Hartmann Schedel, 1493, from Liber Chronicarum. held at the bibliotheque mazarine, Paris,France. Discrimination against Jewish people was deeply rooted in medieval society. During the fourteenth century, the Church had isolated Jews from Christian society. This isolation was achieved through laws that forbade Jews to hire Christian servants, work as doctors outside their Jewish communities or sell most types of goods to.

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Flagellants at the time of the Black Death, woodcuts, 1493AD. Collective flagellation took place in which the flagellants whipped themselves and others with heat leather thongs tipped with metal studs. These whippings usually drew blood. The flagellant movement was strongest in Grmany but soon spread over Hungary, Poland,

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Couple with the bubonic plague, from the Toggenburg Bible, 1411. Within four years, at least a third of Europe's population had perished .many villages were deserted and never repopulated. It would take another 200 years for the population of Europe to reach the size it had been in 1347. A catastrophe on such a scale must have had a major effect on society and the economy

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Bleeding a patient. The disease must be in the blood. The veins leading to the heart should be cut open. This will allow the disease to leave the body. An ointment made of clay and violets should be applied to the place where the cuts have been made.

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Ships were chased away as soon as the people on shore realised they were carrying the plague, but this did not prevent the disease from spreading.The dense network of contacts around the Mediterranean meant that the plague travelled rapidly from the first outbreak in Sicily to France, Sardinia, Corsica and Genoa before the end of 1347. The ships were a subject of death, they scared the ships.

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This map shows
the spread of the Black Death. in the time period 1346 to 1353. Arriving at the Black Sea area in Asia Minor in 1350 had travelled across the European continent to Russia. Eventually it moved to The Ottoman Empire and Africa