Illud in his rebus miserandum magnopere unum aerumnabile erat, quod ubi se quisque videbat implicitum morbo, morti damnatus ut esset, deficiens animo maesto cum corde iacebat, funera respectans animam amittebat ibidem.
But this situation the most pitiful thing above all others and the most lamentable was that, when anyone saw himself to be involved in the plague, as though he were condemned to death he would lose all heart, and lie with sad spirit, thinking only of death, until he yielded up his own spirit where he fell.
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