This is a personal project, I'm compiling all references to the ancient Celts. This comes from around the 9th century ACE, and is talking about a ritual the Celts used to appease one of their gods.
The two words "per curorem" are giving me a problem...I'm pretty sure I'm not getting the entire context of their use right.
The full sentence is : Homo in arbore suspenditur usque donec per curorem membra digesserit.
Reference : http://www.chronarchy.com/esus/lucan-commentaries.html
The two words "per curorem" are giving me a problem...I'm pretty sure I'm not getting the entire context of their use right.
The full sentence is : Homo in arbore suspenditur usque donec per curorem membra digesserit.
Reference : http://www.chronarchy.com/esus/lucan-commentaries.html