- The
sanbenito (Spanish:
sambenito; Catalan: gramalleta, sambenet, Portuguese:
sambenito) was a
penitential garment that was used
especially during the...
- a
sambenito [A
garment worn by the
penitents of the
Inquisition court. The
sambenito was used to
humiliate heretics and the condemned. The
sambenito varied...
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punishments was the
forced wearing of
distinctive clothing or
signs such as the
sambenito,
sometimes for an
entire life.
Other punishments were exile, compulsory...
-
victims were led to the stake. But before, they had been
stripped of
their sambenitos, that were
placed on the
walls of the
churches to
perpetuate the memory...
- 200
public lashes of the whip and two
years in a hospital,
wearing a
sambenito. The
second time de
Eguiluz was
arrested was in 1632.
There was su****ion...
- to have the
mercy of
being strangled before the fire was lit, and the
Sambenito featured red saltires,
whose wearer was only to do penance. The three...
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rebeldes pueden ser
acusados de
muchas cosas, pero no
pueden cargar con el
sambenito de
haberse rebelado contra une
democracia electoral,
porque eso ya no...
- his
journalism and his novels.
Historia de un otoño (novel) (1971) El
sambenito (novel) (1972) La
salamandra (novel) (1973) El
santo de mayo (novel) (1976)...
- to his
charges under threat of torture.
Zapata was
forced to wear the
sambenito.
Zapata was
acquitted on 14
January 1725, but
still ordered to 10 years...
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declared that "no
somos retrógrados ni reaccionarios,
aunque sea éste el
sambenito que se nos cuelga" and that "en líneas generales, hay
cosas que se pueden...
