You could become a flagellant in some obscure religious sect. |
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Adopted first in central and northern Italy, the movement developed into flagellant brotherhoods comprising laypersons as well as clergy and spread from Italy into Germany and the Low Countries in the mid-13th century. |
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Among these were the Crusades and the Franciscan and flagellant movements. |
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Dujovne's research cannot account for the transformation of Eva Peron from a pushy, selfish starlet to a flagellant taking on the suffering of an entire nation. |
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Pinched and idly gestured toward a plinthTwo centuries of customers have careworn To a shallow trough not quite my length, I'm forced to burrowInto a pose much more flagellant than faun. |
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