penitential pilgrimage

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• Penitential pilgrimage — Sending a sinner on a long *pilgrimage was a good way of getting them out of the way. Thus a fornicating priest bringing disrespect on the Church might be sent to Compostella or Rome; or he might have to make such a journey year on year to… …   Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases

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• Peregre iter arripuit — Lit. he set off on a pilgrimage . Latin phrase used throughout the period, being found in Church documents, e.g. of someone sent on a *penitential *pilgrimage. The note of such a date might also be used to confirm a year in an *inquisition post… …   Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases

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