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natural deathmors naturalis (lat.); mort naturelle (fr.); natürlicher Tod (ger.)

  • Death resulting from old age or disease, not brought about by accident, violence, poison, etc. (OED 2003)
    c. 417

    Sed ne Seleucus quidem tanta uictoria inpune laetatus est: nam neque ipse post LXXVII annos quietem naturalis mortis inuenit, sed extortam sibi infeliciter uitam uelut immatura morte finiuit

    Orosius, Historiarum aduersum paganos libri vii: Cl. 0571, vol. I, lib. 3, cap. 23, par. 63.

    c. 420

    nec dicit quod, nisi mors naturalis advenerit, emori non poteris, sed huc venire non poteris.

    Macrobius Ambrosius Theodosius, Commentarii in Somnium Scipionis: lib. 1, cap. 13, par. 18.

    c. 1522

    Nor ȝit by natural ded peryschit sche.

    Douglas, G. (transl.) (c. 1522). Virgil, Æneid (1957): iv, xii, 106 (acc. to OED 2003).

    1632
    Naturalis mors
    Mencel, J. (1632). Thanatologia: sive de morte tractatus theoreticus et practicus: 31.