Centuries passed without any severe damages to the society and culture, but not until 1347 – 1350 CE when an immense disaster reached Europe called the Black Death. When the Black Death first arrived many individuals started to die suddenly [ ], and so it was ordered by a pope to open dead bodies to discover the origin of the disease and what is causing all of these deaths [ ]. They found that the Black Death disease takes two forms which do not occur together, initially painful swellings appear in the armpit, or under the ear or the groin, and that is then followed by little blisters and dark blotches in other parts of the body. The second form attacked the lung, causing chest pains and breathing difficulties, eventually leading to coughing
