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The idea that Mozart was poisoned is largely a myth and remains a topic of speculation. Some historical accounts suggest he may have suffered from a variety of illnesses that contributed to his early death at age 35. While various theories propose that he was poisoned by rivals or jealous acquaintances, there is no concrete evidence to support this claim. Most modern scholars believe he likely died from natural causes, possibly related to rheumatic fever or a similar illness.

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