Sex, Dissidence and Damnation: Minority Groups in the Middle AgesRoutledge, 13. sep. 2013 - 212 sider For the authorities in medieval Europe, dissent struck at the roots of an ordered, settled world. It was to be crushed - initially by reason and argument, eventually by torture. Jeffrey Richards examines the wretched lives of heretics, witches, Jews, lepers and homosexuals and uncovers a common motive for their persecution: sexual aberrance. |
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2 Sex in the Middle Ages | 22 |
3 Heretics | 42 |
4 Witches | 74 |
5 Jews | 88 |
6 Prostitutes | 116 |
7 Homosexuals | 132 |
8 Lepers | 150 |
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