They moved away from the towns to the countryside, which sometimes removed them from the plague germs. Most of the time they did not escape it but took the plague germs with them and spread it further.
They did not understand its cause and their attempted cures were based on superstition.
People who were rich enough would store up food and lock themselves up in their houses. Others would surround themselves with strongly perfumed herbs such as rosemary because they believed that the plague traveled through 'bad air' and smells.
Some people even whipped themselves in order to show their love of god. They thought that by doing so, god would help and they could survive the plague.
Kill rats and fleas, and they moved to the countryside on there own with out there family and cook there own food and not to eat fat meat or fish.
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escape.
Be good. Try to avoid being bad and no plague will come to you.
decsmeron
they tried to escape but the king sent soldiers to guard the towns so no one could escape.
Not only did she try, but she also did escape!
They either died, or decided it was best (to escape the plague) to build a raft and they all died at sea or went crazy due to loneliness.
try to escape
Any time when they stupidly think it was safe to escape, Jews try to escape when they think theirs a way or a time gap which then they could escape
You get kidnapped by your friends, then you escape on your first/second try, or you kidnap your friend and they escape on their second/third try.
if slaves try to escape in any way they received at least over 25-75 whippings
"Be thou as chaste as ice, as pure as snow, thou shalt not escape calumny."