flagellant
flagellator

Some of the people joined a new religious cult, the Flagellants.

Even the flagellants were drawn to the sound of festival, it seemed.

Flagellants need never take a break test in hand-to-hand combat.

Your army may include a single unit of Flagellants.

These stories further fueled the belief that the flagellants were more effective than church leaders.

The frenzied wailing of the flagellants echoed through the night.

Flagellants are not affected by panic, fear, terror, or any of the psychology rules.

There may be more to see here than paid flagellants with a fetish for black velvet."

Others developed into flagellants or other practices considered heretical.

I remembered what he said about how the flagellants, in offering up their pain for the salvation of humanity, found pleasure.

For example, in the course of our journey we had at least twice come upon a procession of flagellants.

Unfortunately, the flagellants may have more likely contributed to the actual spreading of the disease, rather than its cure.

Thanks to their constant hardships, many self-inflicted, Flagellants feel almost no pain and are difficult to kill.

Flagellants will fight on in hand-to-hand combat regardless of casualties or circumstances.

Flagellants are crazed wanderers obsessed with the doom of the world.

They will make a formidable pressure group; working-class flagellants.'

The Purgatorial societies and orders of flagellants were other specialized medieval types.

It took Damiano a good two seconds to understand that the flagellants were chasing him.

When they hear there is a battle brewing Flagellants gather together in anticipation of the final apocalyptic conflict.

The ritual began with the reading of a letter, claimed to have been delivered by an angel and justifying the Flagellants' activities.

Mr. Mirza said custom required flagellants to be at least 18.

That was what they were, flagellants.

These were presumably sometimes followed in processions by flagellants, who could see Christ suffering in front of them.

The current incarnation of flagellants resides within the Brotherhood and its history dating to the early 19th century.

But now his fingers continued their course while he glanced up to see the man in the apron laid low by the biggest of the flagellants.

'Be there a man among you who will volunteer to be the flagellator?'

'Why you are the consummate flagellator, Mr Harris.

Lashed into Lust: The Caprice of a Flagellator (1899) by Anonymous.

By August 1825 he had been appointed a watch house keeper and flagellator (flogger) at Launceston Gaol, which would have suited his sadistic personality.

In such a situation perhaps it's not so wrong that the self-flagellators are being asked to pay, having placed the flagellator there and done so little to remove him.

His failing mental health is evidenced repetitively on the album, especially in the songs "Public Suicide", "The Flagellator" and "ld50'.

Band: Flagellator (US) Album: Channeling The Acheron (2003)...

But the sound of a silver bell, rung by the middle monk, cut through all, and as Damiano passed directly behind the burly flagellator, the man leaned forward, threw open the stocks, and tenderly lifted out his victim.

The next paper, headed Lens Larque the Flagellator, was the work of Erasmus Heupter Immediately below title and byline ap- peared the drawing of a near-naked man of immense size, with a supple and sleek muscularity.

I am hardly a press flagellator, having spent a lifetime in the news business and blessing the day I started, but I can't pretend I do not see what I do see: The exploding movement in newspapers, magazines and TV toward the specialized form of garbage collection known as gossip.

This is the heart of the new Gospel; we take our cue from Nature, and Nature has no liking for the Sunday-school scholar or the ascetic; she treats the pulse-eater and the Pharisee, the flagellator, and formalist, a little more harshly than she treats the profligate or the happy-go-lucky.