Worker's wages were raised since there was almost no persons willing to work in the fields. Other than that, no other benefit from the plague. Remember that many ports were closed.
Historically, "plague" has been used for any number of widespread out breaks of disease including the Black Death, The Great Plague of London, Typhus, and even Syphilis.Other words for "plague" include:PoxEpidemicScourgePestilence
The Plague of Boils is not recalled in ancient Egyptian myth.
no
any age
Well , i don t think so that there are some ! But It totally changed economic of Europe
the plague
rats first transfred the plague to humans. form there it killed the most humans of any plague knon to man
Yes. Death, which is permanent.
yes cancer
No, rats never carried plague. It was the fleas that they carried. Domesticated rats don't have fleas. Even wild rats are very clean and any fleas they do have don't carry plague much anymore.
yes, it was inevitable. People did not have any knowledge about it.
The word "plague" has two meanings. "The Plague" is a specific disease, or rather a series of specific diseases: bubonic plague, pneumonic plague etc. On the other hand "a plague" is any rapidly spreading epidemic. The King James Bible, contemporary with Shakespeare, talks about "the plague of leprosy", and obviously leprosy and plague are two very different diseases. It is this secondary sense which Mercutio uses in his curse: he is wishing some unspecified epidemic disease on the Montagues and Capulets, not the specific disease called "the plague".