Edit Diseases: Aulgerre

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Introduction:	'''Aulgerre''' is a wasting sickness of [[Añañtu]], the [[Ascendant Spirit]] of disease and pestilence. It was carried to [[Balúrail]] across the Southern Ocean by ship.
Etymology:	The name is [[Tuzquês]] and means "the wasting".
Symptoms:	Aulgerre takes hold slowly. The sick grow thin and weak over many months, with a lasting cough and fevers that come and go. Most who catch it die of it.
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History:	Aulgerre reached the port of [[Lusbá]] by sea. It was present in the city by 895 ME.
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