medieval punishments
Medieval punishments refer to the various penalties that were imposed on individuals who committed crimes or transgressions during the Middle Ages, typically from the 5th to the 15th century. These punishments were often severe and aimed to deter others from engaging in similar behavior, involving harsh physical penalties like torture, public humiliation, and execution.
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