Sentence examples for died of plague from inspiring English sources

Hostilian died of plague shortly after receiving his title.

An active participant in several important church synods, he died of plague while returning from the colloquy of Regensburg.

Princess Joan was only 14 when she died of plague in 1348 en route to her wedding in Castile.

"In the Middle Ages," Dr. Gulick said, "corpses of people who died of plague were used as biological weapons by catapulting them into walled cities".

After one pleasurable late-night encounter, he learned that her servant had died of plague in that very house and that Mrs Bagwell had only just emerged from the compulsory 40-day quarantine.

When the researchers grew healthy coral together with that bacteria, it died of plague type 2. By comparing the bacteria's metabolic pathways and its RNA to that of other genera, the scientists classified it as a new species in the genus Sphingomonas.

And their own distant ancestors thought everyone would die of plague.

The Japanese discovered, for instance, that if you put 10 people in a room infested with 20 plague-bearing fleas per square meter, 4 would die of plague.

Losing the sight of his remaining eye shortly thereafter, he continued to lead his forces to victory against both Roman Catholics and rival Hussite elements, finally dying of plague in 1424.

One book that I discovered with a whoop of joy was by Victoria Cross (Who was this? Never came across a second book by this author), in which the good lady dies of plague or cholera, leaving the man who loved her benumbed with grief for the rest of his life.

"For Madagascar, though, it's unclear how many more people will die of plague before things start to change".