describes "women and men who dance and hop…/ In the public market, in alleys and streets,/ Day and night" until the "sickness" finally stops. Further chronicles outline the measures taken by the authorities in response. One writer describes dancers being carted off to St Vitus's shrine outside the city, where they are "given small crosses and red shoes". Another mentions more direct arrangements made for the dancers to tire them into submission, with "persons… specially appointed to dance with them for payment, to the music of drums and pipes". This does not help. "All this was of no avail, and many danced themselves todeath."
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สาระน่ารู้ : DHEA
โพสต์โดย : Kanda
