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A fanatical and heretical sect that flourished in the thirteenth and succeeding centuries ... With extraordinary suddenness the companies of Flagellants appeared again, and rapidly spread across the Alps, through Hungary and Switzerland. In 1349 they had reached Flanders, Holland, Bohemia, Poland, and Denmark.
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While the plague was still active and spreading from town to town, men in Germany, Flanders, Hainault and Lorraine uprose and began a new sect on their own ... Descriptions of the Flagellants ... Here are a couple of descriptions of the flagellants from contemporary chroniclers. The first is from Jean de Venette.
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Encyclopedia article about Flagellants. Information about Flagellants in the Columbia Encyclopedia, Computer Desktop Encyclopedia, computing dictionary. ... Among the flagellants it was an extreme expression of the ascetic ideal. Self-flagellation as a penance was approved by the early Christian church. However,
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encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Flagellants
encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Flagellants
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Learn about the ... Groups known as flagellants tried to atone for the sins of the world by inflicting punishments upon themselves. They also had a tendency to persecute Jews and even clergymen who spoke out against them. Pope Clement VI condemned the flagellants, but they continued to reappear in times of plague.
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James Glass Bertram, ed. Flagellation & the Flagellants: a History of the Rod in all Countries from the Earliest Period to the Present Time, new ed. London: William Reeves, 1910. pp.554. ... John Lewis De Lolme, The History of the Flagellants. The Advantages of Discipline: being a paraphrase and commentary on the...
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www.medievalchurch.org.uk/h_flagellants.php
www.medievalchurch.org.uk/h_flagellants.php
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Well, the Flagellants knew that they weren't to blame, but they did what they thought that they had to do to rid the disease from the world. Many of the Flagellants believed that they were imitating Christ. Sacrificing their lives and punishing themselves in front of the world.
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With extraordinary suddenness the companies of Flagellants appeared again, and rapidly spread across the Alps, through Hungary and Switzerland. In 1349 they had reached Flanders, Holland, Bohemia, Poland, and Denmark.
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www.catholicity.com/encyclopedia/f/flagellants.html
www.catholicity.com/encyclopedia/f/flagellants.html
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A selection of articles related to Flagellants ... A Wisdom Archive on Flagellants ... flagellants, Flagellant, Flagellant - External link, Flagellant - History, Flagellant - Modern flagellants, Flagellant - References in today's culture, Flagellant - Catholic, Flagellant - Other, Algolagnia, Sado-masochism...
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www.experiencefestival.com/flagellants
www.experiencefestival.com/flagellants
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