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Tripalium

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With the exception of the English word and the Italian word, all of the words in the table above mean "work". A majority of scholars believe these words to be reflexes of Latin “tripallium.”However, this theory has been contested by a small minority, who argue that an irregularity in the development
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use the term to describe a wooden structure designed to securely immobilize a large "fiery animal" (horse, oxen, cow) during examination or care. In addition to livestock animals, violent men and women who were thought to behave like a fiery bull had their arms and legs tied down to a tripallium. In
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Historical records concerning the torture in the ancient Roman empire give many famous cases where it was applied and discussions of its legality, but they rarely indicate the means of torture and do not make references to
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is used in the context of forbidding clerics to assist torture sessions, and is described as an instrument involving three stakes used to punish only slaves. The subject would be tied to the tripalium and
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Dictionnaire Frédéric Godefroy, Paris F.Vieweg 1881. Dictionnaire de l'ancienne langue Française et de tous ses dialectes du IX au XVe siècle. Volume 8, page 23
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is still unclear. Its meaning is mainly inferred from interpretations of "three stakes". The earliest references from the
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could have potentially diverged into the following variants: "traveil"; "traval"; or "traveaul". Furthermore, in the
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of the first syllable, which is consistent across all reflexes, points to a different etymological origin.
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Robinson, OF (2007). "Penal practice and penal policy in ancient Rome": 173 (footnote 92).
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Specific details about the types and duration of torture, however, are surprisingly scarce
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Dictionnaire Français-Latin, Félix Gaffiot Trabicula : petite poutre, poutrelle
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J. Cary Davis (March 1977). ""Trabaculu > Trabajo" the Case for and against".
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described either a structure consisting of a framework of wooden beams called
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Latin term believed to name a torture instrument consisting of "three stakes"
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DICCIONARIO DE LA LENGUA ESPAÑOLA - Vigésima segunda edición
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for horse care. With the evolution of the French language,
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ancient Roman era
Cicero
In Verrem
Council of Auxerre
tortured
impalement
13th century
France
farriers
Middle Ages
Lyon
Traboules
French
Spanish
Italian
Portuguese
Galician
Catalan
Logudorese Sardinian
Campidanese Sardinian
travel
English
Forked cross
Crucifix



Mark Liberman
"Annals of Exoticism"

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