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FLAIL (from Lat. flagellum, a whip or scourge, but used in the Vulgate in the sense of " flail "; the word appears in Dutch vegel, Ger. Flegel, and Fr. Pau) , a farm hand-implement formerly used for threshing corn. It consists of a short thick club
leather
swing
iron spikes. It also took the form of a chain with a spiked iron ball at one end swinging free on a wooden or iron handle. This weapon was known as the " morning star
plot
Protestant
CLUB
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