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Recurrence of Plague in Europe
In the 1390s, plague outbreaks recurred across Europe after the Black Death, with France, Spain, Italy, and England hit by multiple waves, deepening …
Timeline
- 1391–1394France · FranceIn the early 1390s plague recurred in southern France and around Paris, while also spreading to port cities in Spain and Portugal; trade routes and pilgrimage paths became channels of transmission, and urban mortality rose markedly.
- 1395–1400Italian Peninsula · ItalyThe epidemic continued to affect commercial cities such as Florence and Venice as well as parts of England; church and municipal authorities adopted quarantine and isolation measures, and labor shortages drove up wages and loosened serfdom.
Sources
- The Black Death and Its Aftermath