Classifier Instance:

Anchor text: Black Death
Target Entity: Black_Death
Preceding Context: Avignon and the Comtat did not become French until 1791. In 1274, the Comtat became a possession of the popes, with Avignon itself, self-governing, under the overlordship of the Angevin count of Provence (who was also king of "Sicily" [i.e., Naples]). The popes were allowed by the count of Provence (a papal vassal) to settle in Avignon in the early 14th century. The popes bought Avignon from the Angevin ruler for 80,000 florins in 1348. From then on until the French Revolution, Avignon and the Comtat were papal possessions, first under the schismatic popes of the Great Schism, then under the popes of Rome ruling via legates and vice-legates. The
Succeeding Context: appeared at Avignon in 1348; killing almost two-thirds of the city's population.
Paragraph Title: null
Source Page: Avignon

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