Who believed the Black Death signaled the "end of days" and lashed at their bodies to warn Christians to cleanse their souls?

A. European kings

B. The flagellants

C. The papal court

D. Asian missionaries

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Karma Carroll

24 July, 08:23

Who believed the Black Death signaled the "end of days" and lashed at their bodies to warn Christians to cleanse their souls?

A. European kings

B. The flagellants

C. The papal court

D. Asian missionaries

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The flagellants

Flagellants were members of organization which practiced public whipping as a form of penanceFinally, the processions of flagellants were banned in 1349. By Pope Clement VI in the Bull "Inter sollicitudines" under threat of anathema. As a result, part of the flagellants surrendered to the authorities, and some "went underground" transformed into a heretical sect.

Who believed the Black Death signaled the "end of days" and lashed at their bodies to warn Christians to cleanse their souls?A. European kingsB. The flagellantsC. The papal courtD. Asian missionaries

Who believed the Black Death signaled the "end of days" and lashed at their bodies to warn Christians to cleanse their souls?

A. European kings

B. The flagellants

C. The papal court

D. Asian missionaries