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What killed Mozart?

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What killed Mozart?

Auteurs : Jan V. Hirschmann [États-Unis]

Source :

Archives of internal medicine : (1960) [ 0003-9926 ] ; 2001.

RBID : Pascal:01-0310506

Descripteurs français

Pascal (Inist)
- Mort, Intoxication, Témoignage, Hypothèse, Etude cas, Mâle, Adulte, Mozart.
Wicri :
- topic : Mort, Témoignage, Adulte.

English descriptors

KwdEn :
- Adult, Case study, Death, Hypothesis, Male, Poisoning, Testimony.

Abstract

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart died in Vienna on December 5, 1791, 2 months before his 36th birthday.^1(p415)His 29-year-old wife, Constanze, became so distraught that she crawled into bed with her dead husband, unsuccessfully attempting to contract his illness and die with him.^2(p153) A physician, legally required to examine the body to exclude foul play, found nothing amiss but performed no autopsy.^1(p523) Regulations specified that interment not occur until 48 hours after death, apparently to ensure that no one was buried alive.^3(p169) During that time, a service took place at St Stephen's Cathedral, where he and Constanze had wed 9 years earlier, and probably on the night of December 7, during inclement weather, a hearse transported the corpse to a cemetery in St Marx, a village about 5 km outside Vienna. Without ceremony or a priest in attendance, Mozart was interred, probably in a coffin in a simple grave.^{4(p745).5(p421)} It was common practice, however, to sew the unclothed bodies of the dead in linen sacks, place several together in a communal pit,^{5(pp414-416),6} and cover them with quicklime to hasten decomposition. No permanent marker commemorated his burial site, and, about 7 years later, workers dug up the grave and reused it, dispersing the remains.

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 A physician, legally required to examine the body to exclude foul play, found nothing amiss but performed no autopsy.<sup>1(p523)</sup>
 Regulations specified that interment not occur until 48 hours after death, apparently to ensure that no one was buried alive.<sup>3(p169)</sup>
 During that time, a service took place at St Stephen's Cathedral, where he and Constanze had wed 9 years earlier, and probably on the night of December 7, during inclement weather, a hearse transported the corpse to a cemetery in St Marx, a village about 5 km outside Vienna. Without ceremony or a priest in attendance, Mozart was interred, probably in a coffin in a simple grave.<sup>4(p745).5(p421)</sup>
 It was common practice, however, to sew the unclothed bodies of the dead in linen sacks, place several together in a communal pit,<sup>5(pp414-416),6</sup>
 and cover them with quicklime to hasten decomposition. No permanent marker commemorated his burial site, and, about 7 years later, workers dug up the grave and reused it, dispersing the remains.</div>
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