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Europa Germania

title: FLAGELLATING IN THE 5TH CENTURY

subject date: 2007-01-16

caption: MIDDLE AGES flagellating, practical of executed corporea punishment from people pertaining to a characterized religious movement from the autoflagellazione publicly, in sign of penance. The origin of this religious movement, goes back to the half of XIII the century in central Italy, but in 1261 it was prohibited by Pope Alexander IV. Although the prohibition was continued to practice the autoflagellazione in all Europe, often in order to ask for the great epidemics of black plague. In 1417 Concilio di Costanza of it renewed the prohibition. Illustration from a Chronic one of Concilio di Costanza.

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city: Europa

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country: Germania

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continent: Europa

image century : XV

image epoch: Medioevo

licence: RM

subject century: XV

subject epoch: Medioevo

technique: Xilografia

id: 19384

file name: FSNgilardi_57538.jpg

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Middle AgesflagellatingautoflagellazionesinespiazionepenancereligionItalyAlexander IVEuropeepidemicplagueI conciliate of CostanzaCatholicismheresyhereticalconfraternitaMiddle Ages