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At first these were the size of a hazelnut
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and developed accompanied by violent shivering fits
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that soon rendered those attacked
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so weak they could no longer stand upright,
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but were forced to lie in their beds,
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consumed by violent fever and overcome by great tribulation.
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Soon the boils grew to the size of a walnut, then a hen's egg,
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and they were exceedingly painful and irritated the body,
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causing it to vomit blood by vitiating the juices.
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The blood rose from the affected lungs to the throat,
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producing on the whole body a putrefying and decomposing effect.
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The sickness lasted three days,