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ÖZET KARA ÖLÜM VE ERKEN OSMANLIL
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TABLE OF CONTENTS ABSTRACT ........
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subject is evident, plague has been
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also consulted. In view of this cla
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CHAPTER II A BIOLOGICAL AND HISTORI
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continents. 15 However, because of
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not. 22 Wendy Orent postulates that
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the disease. 31 During this outbrea
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common during winter, whereas the b
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CHAPTER III HISTORICAL SOURCES AND
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which will be critically examined i
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contested by Zeynep Korkmaz on the
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Ahmedi's Gazavâtname. 64 He lived
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The tarih was written as a way to p
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'Hakk-teâlâ gayûr bir pâdişâh
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Ottoman ruler and his conquests, bu
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and 1460. 106 However, of these, al
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He was captured after Constantinopl
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Latin sources The first category of
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elatives and friends ensured him of
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period of one or more seasons, name
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Bir hastalık ki halk arasında sar
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CHAPTER IV THE OUTBREAK AND THE DIF
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that had happened in these lands, s
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"What can we not all say about flie
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of Pera in 1453, was to become of g
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as Karesi, Saruhan, Aydın, Menteş
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A possible explanation is that no w
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Crete. 209 That the Brachea Chronik
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Yusuf's insistence to become a Chri
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earthquake that destroyed much of I
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of two carboni and a jandusa al sca
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CHAPTER V THE RESPONSE TO PLAGUE 5.
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Cydones obviously did not appreciat
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mention that "... Bursa şehrinde b
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Ve dahi ol yılda Bursa'da tâ'un-
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travels also allowed him to become
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Page 97 and 98: quite a few of its regular visitors
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Page 109 and 110: while later his brother. They were
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Page 123 and 124: Primary Sources unpublished Ottoman
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Page 127: Tafur, Pero. 1926. Pero Tafur: Trav
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