Death on Board

The story of the death of the ship "Benito Celeno" includes the malignant rebellion of St. Dominic at sea, which was planned and executed by "precious [person] cargo" (39) - slave. Afterwards, the uprising was concealed with the calculated appearance and deceived the captain of the rustic American named Draenor who could not believe "human malice" (37). Draenor was still dissatisfied throughout the St. Dominic era, and he did not notice that many signs indicate that the ship's situation is more ominous.

Eventually, the ship encountered a ghostly hull. On the ship there is a death god (skeleton) and a "death god of nightlife", a dead woman is playing scorpions for the soul of the crew. With the dice roll, Death won the crew 's life and seamen' s death, she thought of a more valuable award. Her name is a clue to the fate of the navigator: He will suffer a fate worse than death because of his punishment for killing the albatross. Every crew died, but the crewmen kept watching the curse of the seven days and seven days in front of the crew and the last facial expression remained on their face. Finally, after he admired the creatures swimming in the water, the sailor's curse at this stage was lifted.

Black death people in the port of Messina, northeast of Sicily, stood there as they saw how the Genoese fleet had stopped ... (Gottfried 141-144). People standing on the coast will never think about the terrorist attacks found on these ships. In the history of Western civilization, the crew was suffering from a disease he had never seen before. The captain of the port tried to quarantine the ship completely awestruck but it was in vain. (Gottfried 141-144) ... The most direct effect of the plague is that the wage of the poor will rise. Prior to the Black Death, Europe was in over-population and famine occurred frequently (Herlihy 39). However, after the first epidemic occurred, Europe's population decreased by about 25% to 45% (Gottfried 77). In addition, the recurrence of plague reduced the population of Europe and did not resume to the level before the plague.

In May 1347, an Italian ship from Cafa arrived in Constantinople of Black Death. The epidemic began in early July. In North Africa and the Middle East, it began on September 1 and was shipped from Constantinople to Alexandria by ship. Spread from Constantinople to the European Mediterranean business center also started in the autumn of 1347. It may arrive in Marseille in the second week of September and it may be a ship departing from the city. A few months later, an Italian merchant seemed to leave Constantinople and arrived in his home Genoa and Venice in November, causing a plague. On our way home, Genova's ship contaminated Pisa, the harbor city of Florence. The spread of pizza is characterized by many shift jumps. These great commercial cities have also functioned as a bridge of diseases to conquer Europe.