Chapter VI: Sweating Sicknesses (2)

1524. October, Francis I. 1524. Great plague at Milan,
passes Mont Cenis, and is 1527. Inundations in Upper
1525. beaten at Pavia and captured. Italy.
1526. 14th January. Peace of 1527. 11th August, a comet.
Madrid. 1527. Plague in the imperial
1526. Clement VII. (1523–1534) army in Italy, after the sacking
becomes the head of of Rome; and in Wittenberg.
the Holy League against the 1528–1534. Years of famine,
Emperor. with a prevalence of moisture
1527. 6th May. Rome is vanquished and heat.
by the imperial army 1528. Repeated inundations.
and sacked. Continual south winds and
1528. A French army, under summer fogs in Italy. Second
Lautrec, conquers the greatest great epidemic petechial
part of Italy, and fever there.
commences 1528. Destruction of the French
1528. 1st May, the siege of army before Naples by a
Naples. Lautrec dies in pestilential Spotted Fever.
August. 1528. Cold spring and moist
1528. 29th August, the siege of summer in France.
Naples is raised. The remains 1528–1532. Warm winters, moist
of the French army summers. Repeated failures
are made prisoners. of harvest, and great famines
1528. Charles V. challenges in that country.
Francis I. to single combat. 1528. The Trousse-galant carries
1529. 5th August, Francis I. off a fourth part of the
concludes the unfavourable inhabitants of France in this
peace of Cambray. Termination and the following years.
of the French dominion 1528. Wet and mild winter.
in Italy. The Reformation Moist summer with fogs.
in England is Failure in crops, and famine
retarded. in England.
1527. Scruples of Henry VIII. 1528. _At the end of May: outbreak_
respecting his marriage with _in London of the Fourth_
Catherine of Arragon. Various _epidemic Sweating Sickness._
negotiations on the subject _It spreads with great_
in the following years. _malignity, and with much_
Cardinal Wolsey falls into _disturbance of social life,_
disgrace. Thomas More becomes _all over England; carries off_
chancellor. _many distinguished persons,_
1528. Henry VIII. retires to _and terminates in the winter._
Tytynhangar in consequence _This year it remains confined_
of the Sweating Sickness. _to England, and does_
1532. Separation of the king _not return in the following_
from Catherine. Mary is excluded _year._
from the government. 1528. Continual south-east
1533. January, Anna Boleyn winds. Great drought.
becomes queen. The Reformation Swarms of locusts and fiery
is introduced. meteors in the north of
1535. Thomas More and Fisher Germany.
are executed. 1529. Earthquake in Upper
1536. Anna Boleyn is executed. Italy. Sanguineous rain at
Jane Seymour becomes Cremona. A comet in July
queen. Dies 1537. and August.
1537. Anne of Cleves becomes 1529. Mild winter in Germany.
queen. Separation after six The spring begins in February.
months. Great moisture
1541. Catherine Howard, queen, throughout the summer. General
and executed one year and dearth in March. Disease
six months afterwards. among the porpoises in
1544. Catherine, queen. the Baltic. Unwholesomeness
1547. 13th December, Henry of the river fish in the
VIII. dies. north of Germany. Disease
1521. Plots of the Iconoclasts among birds. Languor resembling
in Zwickau and Wittenberg. syncope in Pomerania.
1523–1525. Peasant war. On Frequent suicides
the 15th May, battle of in the March. In the middle
Frankenhausen. of June a flood of rain
1529. Imperial Diet at Spires. lasting four days (torrent of
1529. 22d September-16th St. Vitus) in the south of
October, the Turks before Germany. On the 10th of
Vienna. August, a universal tempest.
1529. 2d October, assemblage 24th of August, and the
of the Reformers in following days great heat.
Marburg. 1529. _25th July, outbreak of_
1530. 25th June, surrender of _the epidemic Sweating Sickness_
the Augsburg confession. Severe _in Hamburgh. Termination_
decrees against the _on the 5th August._
Protestants. _On the 29th July in Lübeck._
1531. League of the Protestant _On the 14th August_
princes at Schmalkalden. _in Zwickau. About the_
Continued danger from the _1st September the English_
Turks. _Sweating Sickness appears_
1532. Imperial Diet at Nuremberg. _to spread universally all over_
The Protestants obtain _Germany. On the 31st August_
security. _in Stettin; termination_
1333–1535. Excesses of the _on the 8th September. On_
Anabaptists at Münster. _the 1st September in Dantzic;_
1536. The Schmalkaldic league _termination on the 6th_
is strengthened. _September. On the 24th_
1538. The Catholic States establish _August in Strasburg. On_
the sacred league at _the 5th, 6th and 7th September_
Nuremberg. _in Cologne, Augsburg_
1540. Paul III. (1534–1550) _and Francfort on the Maine._
confirms the order of the Jesuits, _About the 20th September_
founded in 1534 by Ignatius _in Vienna and among the_
Loyola. _besieging Turks. On the_
1519–1541. Conquest of Mexico, _27th September in Amsterdam._
Peru, Chili, &c. _Termination on the_
_1st October in Antwerp and_
_the rest of the Netherlands;_
_simultaneously, at the end_
_of September, in Denmark,_
_Sweden and Noway. At_
_the commencement of November_
_a universal cessation_
_of the epidemic Sweating_
_Sickness._
1530. In October, overflow of
the Tiber. Bursting of the
dykes, and sudden inundations
in Holland, which were
repeated in 1532.
1531. 1st of August to 3d
September, the comet of Halley.
1532. From 2d October to 8th
November, and
1533. From the middle of June
to August, comets.
1534. Termination of the years
of scarcity, during which
malignant fevers prevailed
in circumscribed localities
throughout Europe.

FIFTH VISITATION.

1542. Maurice Duke of Saxony 1538. Epidemic dysentery in
renounces the league of France.
Schmalkalden. 1540. The hot summer. The
1542. The imperial army which forests take fire spontaneously.
opposes the Turks in Hungary, 1541. Plague in
under Joachim II. of Constantinople.
Brandenburg, is destroyed 1542. Swarms of locusts in the
by sickness. south of Europe, and plague
1546. The 18th of February, in Hungary during the war
Luther dies. of the Turks in that kingdom.
1546. Charles V. takes the field 1543. Plague and petechial
against the Protestants, proclaims fever in Germany. Metz.
the Elector, John Frederick, 1545 and 1546. Trousse-galant
and Landgrave Philip in France, of which
of Hesse, outlaws. Gains 10,000 English die at
1547. 24th April, the battle of Boulogne.
Muhlberg. Raises 1546. Plague in the Netherlands
1548. Duke Maurice to the and France.
electorate of Saxony, and 1547. Petechial fever in the
prescribes the _interim_, which imperial army.
is not accepted by Magdeburg. 1547–1551. Mould spots and
1551. Magdeburg declared to red water in the north of
be under the imperial ban, Germany.
and besieged in vain by the 1549. Caterpillars destroy the
Saxons. herbage, and a mortality occurs
1552. Henry II. of France among cattle in Germany.
(1547–1559), in alliance with The 21st of September
the Protestant princes, takes an aurora borealis.
Metz, Toul, and Verdun. 1549 and 1550. Malignant fever
1552. The treaty of Passau (petechial fever?) in the
secures to the Protestants north of Germany.
equal rights with the 1551. Dry and cold spring;
Catholics. hot and wet summer. Inundations,
1547–1553. Edward VI. nine earthquakes, meteors,
years old. The Duke of mock suns, great tempests,
Somerset governs the kingdom summer fogs.
as Protector. The Reformation 1551. Malignant fever in Swabia:
is favoured, and plague in Spain.
makes progress. Influenza.
1553. Mary persecutes the 1551. In the spring, stinking
and in 1558 loses Protestants, mists on the banks of the
Calais. Severn.
1556. Charles V. abdicates, and 1551. _On the 15th of April_
dies on the 11th of September, _outbreak of the fifth epidemic_
1558, in Spain. _Sweating Fever in Shrewsbury_
_on the Severn. It gradually_
_spreads with stinking_
_mists all over England, and_
_on the 9th of July reaches_
_London. The mortality is_
_very considerable. Foreigners_
_are unaffected, but Englishmen_
_in foreign countries_
_sicken with the English_
_Sweating Sickness. The epidemic_
_terminates on the 30th_
_of September._
1552 and 1553. Malignant fever
in Germany and Switzerland.

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