Quorum siquis, ut est, vitarat funera leti, ulceribus taetris et nigra proluvie alvi posterius tamen hunc tabes letumque manebat, aut etiam multus capitis cum saepe dolore corruptus sanguis expletis naribus ibat: huc hominis totae vires corpusque fluebat.
And if one of them, as may happen, had escaped the destruction of death, yet afterwards by foul ulcers and a black discharge from the bowels, wasting and death still awaited him, or else a stream of corrupted blood often passed by the choked nostrils with pains in the head: into this ran all the mans strength and substance.
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