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‘Have the cure and eat it’ too: How cannibalism changed from a pagan rite to Christian medicine

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‘Have the cure and eat it’ too: How cannibalism changed from a pagan rite to Christian medicine

Margarete Coby 26/02/2025 08:19

Cannibalism has been documented across Western Europe, from prehistory into the 1800s…

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Cannibalism has been documented across Western Europe, from prehistory into the 1800s…
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