Suggestion And Psychotherapy
Suggestion And Psychotherapy
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Scourging, or flagellation, having been encouraged by the popes and prominent churchmen as a means of religious discipline, for penance and expiation, be- came popularized by the mendicant friars. In 1261, when Italy was under the bane of the greatest profligacy, according to the Monachi Patavini Chronica, a piety hitherto unknown suddenly over- 186 SUGGESTION came first the inhabitants of Perugia, then the Romans, and finally spread among almost all the people of the country.
In processions of... hundreds and thousands, at night with burning candles, naked even in the most severe winter, and headed by the priests bearing crosses and flags, the gentry and the common people, the old and the young, even children, marched through the streets of the towns scourg- ing their bare bodies until the blood flowed, moaned and called upon God and His mercy, and threw themselves upon the altars in supplication. Some of these processions marched even over the Alps, and found imitators in Carniola, Styria, Austria, Bohemia, Moravia, and Hungary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scourging, or flagellation, having been encouraged by the popes and prominent churchmen as a means of religious discipline, for penance and expiation, be- came popularized by the mendicant friars. In 1261, when Italy was under the bane of the greatest profligacy, according to the Monachi Patavini Chronica, a piety hitherto unknown suddenly over- 186 SUGGESTION came first the inhabitants of Perugia, then the Romans, and finally spread among almost all the people of the country.
In processions of... hundreds and thousands, at night with burning candles, naked even in the most severe winter, and headed by the priests bearing crosses and flags, the gentry and the common people, the old and the young, even children, marched through the streets of the towns scourg- ing their bare bodies until the blood flowed, moaned and called upon God and His mercy, and threw themselves upon the altars in supplication. Some of these processions marched even over the Alps, and found imitators in Carniola, Styria, Austria, Bohemia, Moravia, and Hungary.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W 1856 1940 Jacoby to read onlineMoreLess
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