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Church leaders to
suppress the
Flagellants. This
position was
reinforced in 1372 by
Gregory XI who ****ociated the
Flagellants with
other heretical groups...
-
medieval music, the Geisslerlieder, or
Flagellant songs, were the
songs of the
wandering bands of
flagellants, who
overspread Europe during two periods...
- laity. In the 13th century, a
group of
Roman Catholics,
known as the
Flagellants, took this
practice to extremes.
During the
Black Death, it was thought...
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major purposes. The 11-foot-tall (3.4 m)
painting was
carried by the
flagellants during ‘crisis processionals’
whenever the city was
threatened by drought...
-
towards themselves as they repent, but
instead to God. Historically, the
flagellants are the
origin of the
current traditions, as they
flogged themselves...
- A
Procession of
Flagellants (Procesión de disciplinantes, or Procesión de flagelantes) is an oil-on-panel
painting produced by
Francisco de Goya between...
- infections;
groups of
itinerant Christian flagellants (gheesselaren, geselaars, g(h)eselbroeders "
flagellant brothers"), also
named "Cross Brothers" (Cruysbroeders...
-
Exhibition of
Female Flagellants is an 1830 ****
novel published by
George Cannon in
London and attributed,
probably falsely[citation needed]...
- The
Convent School, or
Early Experiences of A
Young Flagellant is a 19th-century work of sado-****ic ****,
written under the
pseudonym Rosa...
- prayer. In the 13th century, a
group of
Roman Catholics,
known as the
Flagellants, took self-mortification to an extreme, and
would travel to
towns and...
