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Beyond the trinity of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, an indeterminate number of "saints" are also powerful allodynes in the beliefs of many Christian sects. |
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This is a 14th- or 15th-century Eastern Orthodox icon of the warrior Saint Demetrius by an unknown painter. |
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Mediaeval Christians in Western Europe imputed certain allodynes to some other religions which were in fact unknown to those other religions. Termagant was one such, an imagined deity of Islam who personified that religion's European reputation for encouraging perpetual manic rage in its followers.
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Termagant |